Ship Technology Research · 2015 · 24 citations · 8 references
EngineeringComputational EngineeringPhysicsCelestial MechanicsNaval ArchitectureShip StabilityShip DynamicsShip HydrodynamicsShip Motions In WavesConvolutionCoupled Ship MotionsDegrees Of FreedomImpulse ResponseImpulse Response FunctionShip Motion EquationsShip MotionsShip Motions Prediction
This paper describes a new method to obtain passive and stable state-space models for radiation force computation. These models can substitute the convolution integrals in the Cummins Equation and thus reduce the computational effort of radiation force calculation by about one magnitude. In contrast to existing substitution methods, there no longer exists a trade-off between accuracy, stability and passivity of the obtained model, which allows the highly accurate radiation force calculation of floating systems with multiple degrees-of-freedom.
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THE IMPULSE RESPONSE FUNCTION AND SHIP MOTIONS
William E. Cummins · 1962 · 1.5K citations
Engineering, Mathematics, Physics +15