International Journal of Applied Mathematical Research · 2012 · 31 citations · 17 references
Natural SciencesOcean EngineeringPhysicsCoastal EngineeringFluid DynamicsOcean WavesHydrodynamic ResponseMarine HydrodynamicsSurface Wave DynamicsWave DiffractionWave LoadingAdded MassHeave MotionHydrodynamic CoefficientsPitch MotionPitch Motion DynamicsStrip TheoryWave Excitation ForcesWave Excitation Mechanisms
In this paper, diffraction problem of a floating vertical circular cylinder is studied. Detailed analytical solution for the boundary value problem to evaluate the wave loads for the cylinder with heave and pitch motions in water of finite depth in the presence of an incident wave, has been presented. Accordingly, diffraction problem for a truncated vertical circular cylinder of radius in water of finite depth has been considered. Incident wave used in this problem, is assumed to be linear with amplitude . In order to calculate the added mass and damping coefficients of the pitch motion of the body, strip theory is applied. For the heave motion, the hydrodynamic coefficients are found by the submerged disk method. Parametric studies of the effects of the wave excitation force on the floating cylinder have been performed for two different cases: 1) constant draft of the cylinder with varying water depth and 2) varying draft of the cylinder with constant water depth.
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