Hydroelastic analysis of flexible floating interconnected structures

Fu, Shixiao; Moan, Torgeir; Chen, Xujun; Cui, Weicheng

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2007.01.003

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“…Jensen and Pedersen [22] developed a nonlinear quadratic strip theory formulated in the frequency domain for predicting wave loads and ship responses in moderate seas. Du [33] presented a complete frequency domain analysis for linear threedimensional hydroelastic responses of floating structures moving in a seaway and Fu et al [34] used 3-D linear hydroelasticity theory to predict the response of flexible interconnected structures. Finally, Wu et al [28] used a three-dimensional nonlinear hydroelasticity theory for both frequency and time domain analyses.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Performance of pile-restrained flexible floating breakwaters

Diamantoulaki

Angelides

Manolis

2008

Applied Ocean Research

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Performance of pile-restrained flexible floating breakwaters

Diamantoulaki

Angelides

Manolis

2008

Applied Ocean Research

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“…Another innovative approach for reducing the hydroelastic response of floating structure is by using semi-rigid connections in floating structure system instead of rigid connection. The investigation of hydroelastic of articulated floating structure can be found in Lee and Newman [23], Xia et al [24], Fu et al [25], Kim et al [26] and Karmakar et al [27]. These studies were concerned more on the hydroelastic behavior not hydroelastic reduction.…”

Section: Hydroelastic Reductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Reducing Hydroelastic Response of Very Large Floating Structure: A Literature Review

Tavana¹,

Khanjani²

2013

IJCA

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Floating structure is applied as floating wave breaker, floating airport and etc. Applications of these structures rise because of being environmental friendly and fast construction. To design floating structure first step is hydrodynamic analysis under wave effect. As the depth of structure is too smaller than the other dimensions, this structure behaves elastically. Hydroelastic analysis is used to obtain its deformation under wave action. Reduction of the hydroelastic responses may increase serviceability and safety. There are many ways to reduce the hydroelastic response of VLFS. This paper was considered the analysis and hydroelastic reduction of VLFS.

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“…Next, the complex reaction forces and moments are derived after analyzing the terminal impedances of Eq. (35) in Box II in the OXYZ system (Fig. 3), in a similar manner as Loukogeorgaki and Angelides [48] with proper modifications to include the effect of the hinges, and are given in Box II: Apparently, according to Eq.…”

Section: Dynamic Analysis Of Mooring Linesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Jensen and Pedersen [23] developed a non-linear quadratic strip theory formulated in the frequency domain for predicting wave loads and ship responses in moderate seas. Du [34] presented a complete frequency domain analysis for linear 3D hydroelastic responses of floating structures moving in a seaway and Fu et al [35] used 3D linear hydroelasticity theory to predict the response of flexible interconnected structures. Finally, Wu et al [29] used a 3D non-linear hydroelasticity theory for both frequency and time domain analyses.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%