In this paper the effect of the excitation modeling on the fitting capability of the nonlinear roll motion equation to experimental data is studied. Several frequency dependent and constant effective wave slope coefficients are derived for five different scale models corresponding to different ship typologies by a Parameter Identification Technique. The frequency domain behavior of the obtained coefficients is discussed and compared with linear diffraction (strip theory) results and I.M.O. suggested values. It appears that a mathematical modeling with constant damping parameters and frequency dependent excitation could give very good results. As regards the excitation parameters, a common trend for slender bodies is evidenced.
The Modeling of the Excitation of Large Amplitude Rolling in Beam Waves
FRANCESCUTTO, ALBERTO;CONTENTO, GIORGIO
1998-01-01
Abstract
In this paper the effect of the excitation modeling on the fitting capability of the nonlinear roll motion equation to experimental data is studied. Several frequency dependent and constant effective wave slope coefficients are derived for five different scale models corresponding to different ship typologies by a Parameter Identification Technique. The frequency domain behavior of the obtained coefficients is discussed and compared with linear diffraction (strip theory) results and I.M.O. suggested values. It appears that a mathematical modeling with constant damping parameters and frequency dependent excitation could give very good results. As regards the excitation parameters, a common trend for slender bodies is evidenced.Pubblicazioni consigliate
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