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主要任职: 建设工程学院副院长

其他任职: 海岸和近海工程国家重点实验室主任

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毕业院校: 大连理工大学

学位: 博士

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学科: 港口、海岸及近海工程. 流体力学

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Fully nonlinear modeling of radiated waves generated by floating flared structures

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论文类型: 期刊论文

发表时间: 2014-10-01

发表刊物: ACTA MECHANICA SINICA

收录刊物: SCIE、EI、ISTIC、CSCD

卷号: 30

期号: 5

页面范围: 667-680

ISSN号: 0567-7718

关键字: Wave radiation; Fully nonlinear; Bodynonlinear; HOBEM; Flared structure

摘要: The nonlinear radiated waves generated by a structure in forced motion, are simulated numerically based on the potential theory. A fully nonlinear numerical model is developed by using a higher-order boundary element method (HOBEM). In this model, the instantaneous body position and the transient free surface are updated at each time step. A Lagrangian technique is employed as the time marching scheme on the free surface. The mesh regridding and interpolation methods are adopted to deal with the possible numerical instability. Several auxiliary functions are proposed to calculate the wave loads indirectly, instead of directly predicting the temporal derivative of the velocity potential. Numerical experiments are carried out to simulate the heave motions of a submerged sphere in infinite water depth, the heave and pitch motions of a truncated flared cylinder in finite depth. The results are verified against the published numerical results to ensure the effectiveness of the proposed model. Moreover, a series of higher harmonic waves and force components are obtained by the Fourier transformation to investigate the nonlinear effect of oscillation frequency. The difference among fully nonlinear, body-nonlinear and linear results is analyzed. It is found that the nonlinearity due to free surface and body surface has significant influences on the numerical results of the radiated waves and forces.

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