CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash

In the present study, a 2-ton class seaweed harvesting boat was optimized by employing a W-shape hull form to reduce roll motion due to wake-wash from passing boats. A series of numerical simulations were conducted using Star-CCM+, a commercial CFD (computational fluid dynamics) software, to improve...

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Main Authors: Marco Polo Espinoza Haro, Jong-Chun Park, Dong-Hyun Kim, Sung-Bum Lee
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Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2020-07-01
Series:Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
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Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/8/8/544
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author Marco Polo Espinoza Haro
Jong-Chun Park
Dong-Hyun Kim
Sung-Bum Lee
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description In the present study, a 2-ton class seaweed harvesting boat was optimized by employing a W-shape hull form to reduce roll motion due to wake-wash from passing boats. A series of numerical simulations were conducted using Star-CCM+, a commercial CFD (computational fluid dynamics) software, to improve workability by optimizing the hull form from the conventional design (original hull form). The 2-dimensional roll decay motion of various hull forms with W-shape midsection were simulated and the hull form with the best performance in free roll decay test was selected. To evaluate stability of each hull in wake-wash, the original or optimized hull was alternately located at the middle of a computational domain as a target ship while an advancing ship (original hull) moved forward generating Kelvin waves which impact the original or optimized boat. Two kinds of working conditions, i.e., ballast and full loading conditions, of the target ship were considered with and without initial roll angle. It was observed through the comparison of motion between the original and optimized hulls a decrement of roll motion for the optimized ship demonstrating the effectiveness of the W-shape hull. Decrement of roll motion was observed for both working conditions. Additionally, the optimized W-shape hull showed an extraordinary performance under the ballast condition without initial roll angle.
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spelling doaj.art-a3a3a845720b4dcb956a5ad62bd4b79e2023-11-20T07:31:58ZengMDPI AGJournal of Marine Science and Engineering2077-13122020-07-018854410.3390/jmse8080544CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-WashMarco Polo Espinoza Haro0Jong-Chun Park1Dong-Hyun Kim2Sung-Bum Lee3Department of Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering, Pusan National University, Busan 46241, KoreaDepartment of Naval Architecture & Ocean Engineering, Pusan National University, Busan 46241, KoreaFuture Ship Research Department, Korea Shipbuilding & Offshore Engineering Co. Ltd., Gyeonggi-do 13591, KoreaR&D Center, Haemin Heavy Industry Co. Ltd., Busan 46751, KoreaIn the present study, a 2-ton class seaweed harvesting boat was optimized by employing a W-shape hull form to reduce roll motion due to wake-wash from passing boats. A series of numerical simulations were conducted using Star-CCM+, a commercial CFD (computational fluid dynamics) software, to improve workability by optimizing the hull form from the conventional design (original hull form). The 2-dimensional roll decay motion of various hull forms with W-shape midsection were simulated and the hull form with the best performance in free roll decay test was selected. To evaluate stability of each hull in wake-wash, the original or optimized hull was alternately located at the middle of a computational domain as a target ship while an advancing ship (original hull) moved forward generating Kelvin waves which impact the original or optimized boat. Two kinds of working conditions, i.e., ballast and full loading conditions, of the target ship were considered with and without initial roll angle. It was observed through the comparison of motion between the original and optimized hulls a decrement of roll motion for the optimized ship demonstrating the effectiveness of the W-shape hull. Decrement of roll motion was observed for both working conditions. Additionally, the optimized W-shape hull showed an extraordinary performance under the ballast condition without initial roll angle.https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/8/8/544seaweed harvesting boathull form optimizationroll motionwake-washstability control
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CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
Journal of Marine Science and Engineering
seaweed harvesting boat
hull form optimization
roll motion
wake-wash
stability control
title CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
title_full CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
title_fullStr CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
title_full_unstemmed CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
title_short CFD Simulation on Workability of a Seaweed Harvesting Boat Due to Wake-Wash
title_sort cfd simulation on workability of a seaweed harvesting boat due to wake wash
topic seaweed harvesting boat
hull form optimization
roll motion
wake-wash
stability control
url https://www.mdpi.com/2077-1312/8/8/544
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