UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS

RANS-CFD is a well-established tool with widespread use in maritime industry and research. Valuable information might be extracted from the results of such simulations in terms of ship resistance and flow field variables. With recent advancements in computational power, it became possible to investi...

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Main Authors: Ahmet Ziya Saydam, Gözde Nur Küçüksu, Mustafa İnsel, Serhan Gökçay
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Language:English
Published: Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture 2022-01-01
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Online Access:https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/413303
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author Ahmet Ziya Saydam
Gözde Nur Küçüksu
Mustafa İnsel
Serhan Gökçay
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Serhan Gökçay
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description RANS-CFD is a well-established tool with widespread use in maritime industry and research. Valuable information might be extracted from the results of such simulations in terms of ship resistance and flow field variables. With recent advancements in computational power, it became possible to investigate the performance of ships in self-propulsion conditions with RANS method. This paper presents the results of a study in which self-propulsion analyses of a small size product/oil tanker has been carried out at ship scale. The methodology proposed in this study makes use of open water propeller performance predictions, resistance analyses at model scale and self-propulsion computations at ship scale for a minimum of 2 different propeller loadings to obtain the self-propulsion point and respective performance parameters. In order to speed up the time-consuming self-propulsion computations, these cases have been solved with a single-phase approach. Resistance predictions have been compared with experimental findings. Uncertainty associated with prediction of resistance and thrust has been quantified. Additionally, sea trials have been conducted on the subject vessel and its two sisters and measured delivered power data have been used for evaluating the capability of the numerical method in self-propulsion predictions. Comparison of results indicate that the proposed self-propulsion computation methodology with RANS CFD at ship scale is capable of predicting delivered power with sufficient accuracy at an acceptable computational cost.
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spelling doaj.art-2ff8364a4d04411086dc3eee74b6db942022-12-22T04:21:36ZengFaculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval ArchitectureBrodogradnja0007-215X1845-58592022-01-0173410712910.21278/brod73406270UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALSAhmet Ziya Saydam0Gözde Nur Küçüksu1Mustafa İnsel2Serhan Gökçay3Piri Reis University, TurkeyHidroteknik Nautical Design Technologies Ltd., TurkeyHidroteknik Nautical Design Technologies Ltd., TurkeyHidroteknik Nautical Design Technologies Ltd., TurkeyRANS-CFD is a well-established tool with widespread use in maritime industry and research. Valuable information might be extracted from the results of such simulations in terms of ship resistance and flow field variables. With recent advancements in computational power, it became possible to investigate the performance of ships in self-propulsion conditions with RANS method. This paper presents the results of a study in which self-propulsion analyses of a small size product/oil tanker has been carried out at ship scale. The methodology proposed in this study makes use of open water propeller performance predictions, resistance analyses at model scale and self-propulsion computations at ship scale for a minimum of 2 different propeller loadings to obtain the self-propulsion point and respective performance parameters. In order to speed up the time-consuming self-propulsion computations, these cases have been solved with a single-phase approach. Resistance predictions have been compared with experimental findings. Uncertainty associated with prediction of resistance and thrust has been quantified. Additionally, sea trials have been conducted on the subject vessel and its two sisters and measured delivered power data have been used for evaluating the capability of the numerical method in self-propulsion predictions. Comparison of results indicate that the proposed self-propulsion computation methodology with RANS CFD at ship scale is capable of predicting delivered power with sufficient accuracy at an acceptable computational cost.https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/413303cfdransfull-scaleuncertaintyself-propulsion
spellingShingle Ahmet Ziya Saydam
Gözde Nur Küçüksu
Mustafa İnsel
Serhan Gökçay
UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
Brodogradnja
cfd
rans
full-scale
uncertainty
self-propulsion
title UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
title_full UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
title_fullStr UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
title_full_unstemmed UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
title_short UNCERTAINTY QUANTIFICATION OF SELF-PROPULSION ANALYSES WITH RANS-CFD AND COMPARISON WITH FULL-SCALE SHIP TRIALS
title_sort uncertainty quantification of self propulsion analyses with rans cfd and comparison with full scale ship trials
topic cfd
rans
full-scale
uncertainty
self-propulsion
url https://hrcak.srce.hr/file/413303
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