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Simulation of Green Water Loading Using the Navier-Stokes Equations
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Marine HydrodynamicsEnvironmental Fluid DynamicEngineeringShip ManeuveringFluid-structure InteractionWater ContoursFluid MechanicsCivil EngineeringShip ResistanceNavier-stokes EquationsMarine EngineeringMultiphase FlowComputational MechanicsGreen Water
Simulating viscous flows with a free surface causes special difficulties, since its position will change continuously. Therefore, besides solving the Navier-Stokes equations, the position of the free surface must be determined every time step. In the present method, the Navier-Stokes equations are solved on a three-dimensional Cartesian grid. A Volume-of-Fluid function is used for the position of the fluid. Since the method is able to handle arbitrary forms of the geometry, many types of industrial flow problems can be simulated. In this paper the problem of green water loading on the foredeck of a ship is discussed and a comparison is made with experimental results. Waterheights, pressures and water contours are produced and compared with model tests. Also forces on different structures placed on the deck are compared and analyzed.
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