TAGGED: added-mass, ansys-aqwa, hydrodynamic-diffraction
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August 30, 2024 at 5:14 pm
pohigor
SubscriberI modeled a symmetrical ship hull in the xz plane using Aqwa to determine the hydrodynamic coefficients for added mass and potential damping. I imported the geometry into Design Modeler and aligned the xy plane with the waterline, setting the plane's origin at the ship's centerline. I divided the hull geometry into two sections—dry and wet—and successfully created a mirrored mesh, ensuring that the port side mesh was symmetrical to the starboard side. After reimporting the geometry into Aqwa, I added a mass point. As well explained in Faltinsen's book, for the case without forward speed, the relations Aij = Aji and Bij = Bji must be respected. However, in my model, this is not observed for all terms. As examples are the terms A35 and A53:
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Does anyone know why the symmetry of the matrix is ​​not respected?
Thanks in advance.
Wave directions: -180 to 180 / number of directions: 9Â
Wave periods: 180s to 2s / number of periods: 21Â
Ship length: 55mÂ
Mesh size: 0.4m -
September 16, 2024 at 11:37 am
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October 15, 2024 at 5:49 pm
pohigor
Subscriberconverting to radians the values ​​become close. thanks for your help.
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