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Wet Deck Slamming on a Twin-Hulled Offshore Ship

Tagged: Ansys (Organization), fluid-dynamics, Offshore Drilling (Profession), twin hulled ship, wet deck slamming
    • June 6, 2022 at 8:45 am
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      http://bit.ly/1icVVSZ This animation shows the heave and pitch motion of the twin-hulled offshore ship, transient free surface and contours plot of impact pressure on ship surfaces. As it is clear from these animations, the peak impact pressure is highest when the wave crest hits the ship during the ship reentry to the water surface.

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