The hydrodynamic performance of a high forward-speed ship in obliquely propagating waves is numerically examined to assess both free motions and wave field in comparison with a low forward-speed ship.This numerical mo...The hydrodynamic performance of a high forward-speed ship in obliquely propagating waves is numerically examined to assess both free motions and wave field in comparison with a low forward-speed ship.This numerical model is based on the time-domain potential flow theory and higher-order boundary element method,where an analytical expression is completely expanded to determine the base-unsteady coupling flow imposed on the moving condition of the ship.The ship in the numerical model may possess different advancing speeds,i.e.stationary,low speed,and high speed.The role of the water depth,wave height,wave period,and incident wave angle is analyzed by means of the accurate numerical model.It is found that the resonant motions of the high forward-speed ship are triggered by comparison with the stationary one.More specifically,a higher forward speed generates a V-shaped wave region with a larger elevation,which induces stronger resonant motions corresponding to larger wave periods.The shoaling effect is adverse to the motion of the low-speed ship,but is beneficial to the resonant motion of the high-speed ship.When waves obliquely propagate toward the ship,the V-shaped wave region would be broken due to the coupling effect between roll and pitch motions.It is also demonstrated that the maximum heave motion occurs in beam seas for stationary cases but occurs in head waves for high speeds.However,the variation of the pitch motion with period is hardly affected by wave incident angles.展开更多
Ship hull form of the underwater area strongly influences the resistance of the ship. The major factor in ship resistance is skin friction resistance. Bulbous bows, polymer paint, water repellent paint （highly water-...Ship hull form of the underwater area strongly influences the resistance of the ship. The major factor in ship resistance is skin friction resistance. Bulbous bows, polymer paint, water repellent paint （highly water-repellent wall）, air injection, and specific roughness have been used by researchers as an attempt to obtain the resistance reduction and operation efficiency of ships. Micro-bubble injection is a promising technique for lowering frictional resistance. The injected air bubbles are supposed to somehow modify the energy inside the turbulent boundary layer and thereby lower the skin friction. The purpose of this study was to identify the effect of injected micro bubbles on a navy fast patrol boat （FPB） 57 m type model with the following main dimensions： L=2 450 ram, B=400 mm, and T=190 mm. The influence of the location of micro bubble injection and bubble velocity was also investigated. The ship model was pulled by an electric motor whose speed could be varied and adjusted. The ship model resistance was precisely measured by a load cell transducer. Comparison of ship resistance with and without micro-bubble injection was shown on a graph as a function of the drag coefficient and Froude number. It was shown that micro bubble injection behind the mid-ship is the best location to achieve the most effective drag reduction, and the drag reduction caused by the micro-bubbles can reach 6%-9%.展开更多
The progress of economic globalization,the rapid growth of international trade,and the maritime transportation has played an increasingly significant role in the international supply chain.As a result,worldwide seapor...The progress of economic globalization,the rapid growth of international trade,and the maritime transportation has played an increasingly significant role in the international supply chain.As a result,worldwide seaports have suffered from a central problem,which appears in the form of massive amounts of fuel consumed and exhaust gas fumes emitted from the ships while berthed.Many ports have taken the necessary precautions to overcome this problem,while others still suffer due to the presence of technical and financial constraints.In this paper,the barriers,interconnection standards,rules,regulations,power sources,and economic and environmental analysis related to ships,shore-side power were studied in efforts to find a solution to overcome his problem.As a case study,this paper investigates the practicability,costs and benefits of switching from onboard ship auxiliary engines to shore-side power connection for high-speed crafts called Alkahera while berthed at the port of Safaga,Egypt.The results provide the national electricity grid concept as the best economical selection with 49.03 percent of annual cost saving.Moreover,environmentally,it could achieve an annual reduction in exhaust gas emissions of CO2,CO,NOx,P.M,and SO2by 276,2.32,18.87,0.825 and 3.84 tons,respectively.展开更多
The paper puts forward a method of predicting the calm water total resistance of the high speed displacement ship with transom stern.The hull surface is defined by mathematical function and design parameters.The effec...The paper puts forward a method of predicting the calm water total resistance of the high speed displacement ship with transom stern.The hull surface is defined by mathematical function and design parameters.The effects of design parameters on the total resistance are discussed.展开更多
A practical numerical tool is developed to evaluate ship waves of high speed displacement ships on the basis of potential flow theory, in which high order boundary element method (HOBEM) based on biquadratic shape fun...A practical numerical tool is developed to evaluate ship waves of high speed displacement ships on the basis of potential flow theory, in which high order boundary element method (HOBEM) based on biquadratic shape functions is applied to solve the boundary value problem. Since the sinkage and trim of ship at high speeds are notable, influences of ship attitude on wave drag are investigated and three kinds of models are used to evaluate them. To make the numerical approach highly efficient, an incomplete LU factorization preconditioner is adopted and incorporated with the restarted generalized minimal residual method GMRES (m) to solve the boundary integral equation. A corresponding Fortran code is developed and applied to evaluate ship waves of the Wigley hull and 4a model, a transom stem ship. Computations are performed for both monohulls and catamarans over a wide range of Froude numbers (Fr= 0.10-l.00). Numerical issues including mesh convergence and computational efficiency are investigated at first. Computed results of the wave drag, sinkage and trim show generally good agreement with experimental data. Reasonable wave patterns are obtained and physical phenomena that wake angle max, where the largest waves occur, would become narrow at high speeds is also captured by the present computations. Numerical results indicate the proposed method would be accurate and efficient to evaluate resistance for hull design of high speed displacement ship.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.52271278 and 52111530137)the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.SBK2022020579)the Newton Advanced Fellowships by the Royal Society(Grant No.NAF\R1\180304).
文摘The hydrodynamic performance of a high forward-speed ship in obliquely propagating waves is numerically examined to assess both free motions and wave field in comparison with a low forward-speed ship.This numerical model is based on the time-domain potential flow theory and higher-order boundary element method,where an analytical expression is completely expanded to determine the base-unsteady coupling flow imposed on the moving condition of the ship.The ship in the numerical model may possess different advancing speeds,i.e.stationary,low speed,and high speed.The role of the water depth,wave height,wave period,and incident wave angle is analyzed by means of the accurate numerical model.It is found that the resonant motions of the high forward-speed ship are triggered by comparison with the stationary one.More specifically,a higher forward speed generates a V-shaped wave region with a larger elevation,which induces stronger resonant motions corresponding to larger wave periods.The shoaling effect is adverse to the motion of the low-speed ship,but is beneficial to the resonant motion of the high-speed ship.When waves obliquely propagate toward the ship,the V-shaped wave region would be broken due to the coupling effect between roll and pitch motions.It is also demonstrated that the maximum heave motion occurs in beam seas for stationary cases but occurs in head waves for high speeds.However,the variation of the pitch motion with period is hardly affected by wave incident angles.
基金Supported by the Directorate for Research and Community Service,University of Indonesia(RUUI Research Laboratory 2010),Jakarta,Indonesia
文摘Ship hull form of the underwater area strongly influences the resistance of the ship. The major factor in ship resistance is skin friction resistance. Bulbous bows, polymer paint, water repellent paint （highly water-repellent wall）, air injection, and specific roughness have been used by researchers as an attempt to obtain the resistance reduction and operation efficiency of ships. Micro-bubble injection is a promising technique for lowering frictional resistance. The injected air bubbles are supposed to somehow modify the energy inside the turbulent boundary layer and thereby lower the skin friction. The purpose of this study was to identify the effect of injected micro bubbles on a navy fast patrol boat （FPB） 57 m type model with the following main dimensions： L=2 450 ram, B=400 mm, and T=190 mm. The influence of the location of micro bubble injection and bubble velocity was also investigated. The ship model was pulled by an electric motor whose speed could be varied and adjusted. The ship model resistance was precisely measured by a load cell transducer. Comparison of ship resistance with and without micro-bubble injection was shown on a graph as a function of the drag coefficient and Froude number. It was shown that micro bubble injection behind the mid-ship is the best location to achieve the most effective drag reduction, and the drag reduction caused by the micro-bubbles can reach 6%-9%.
文摘The progress of economic globalization,the rapid growth of international trade,and the maritime transportation has played an increasingly significant role in the international supply chain.As a result,worldwide seaports have suffered from a central problem,which appears in the form of massive amounts of fuel consumed and exhaust gas fumes emitted from the ships while berthed.Many ports have taken the necessary precautions to overcome this problem,while others still suffer due to the presence of technical and financial constraints.In this paper,the barriers,interconnection standards,rules,regulations,power sources,and economic and environmental analysis related to ships,shore-side power were studied in efforts to find a solution to overcome his problem.As a case study,this paper investigates the practicability,costs and benefits of switching from onboard ship auxiliary engines to shore-side power connection for high-speed crafts called Alkahera while berthed at the port of Safaga,Egypt.The results provide the national electricity grid concept as the best economical selection with 49.03 percent of annual cost saving.Moreover,environmentally,it could achieve an annual reduction in exhaust gas emissions of CO2,CO,NOx,P.M,and SO2by 276,2.32,18.87,0.825 and 3.84 tons,respectively.
文摘The paper puts forward a method of predicting the calm water total resistance of the high speed displacement ship with transom stern.The hull surface is defined by mathematical function and design parameters.The effects of design parameters on the total resistance are discussed.
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.51479117,51579147)the National Key Basic Research Development Program of China(973 Program,Grant No.2014CB046203).
文摘A practical numerical tool is developed to evaluate ship waves of high speed displacement ships on the basis of potential flow theory, in which high order boundary element method (HOBEM) based on biquadratic shape functions is applied to solve the boundary value problem. Since the sinkage and trim of ship at high speeds are notable, influences of ship attitude on wave drag are investigated and three kinds of models are used to evaluate them. To make the numerical approach highly efficient, an incomplete LU factorization preconditioner is adopted and incorporated with the restarted generalized minimal residual method GMRES (m) to solve the boundary integral equation. A corresponding Fortran code is developed and applied to evaluate ship waves of the Wigley hull and 4a model, a transom stem ship. Computations are performed for both monohulls and catamarans over a wide range of Froude numbers (Fr= 0.10-l.00). Numerical issues including mesh convergence and computational efficiency are investigated at first. Computed results of the wave drag, sinkage and trim show generally good agreement with experimental data. Reasonable wave patterns are obtained and physical phenomena that wake angle max, where the largest waves occur, would become narrow at high speeds is also captured by the present computations. Numerical results indicate the proposed method would be accurate and efficient to evaluate resistance for hull design of high speed displacement ship.
