Statistical Characteristics of Whipping Response of a Large Container Ship Under Various Sea States and Navigational Conditions Based on Full-Scale Measurements

Miyashita, Tetsuji; Okada, Tetsuo; Kawamura, Yasumi; Seki, Noriaki; Hanada, Ryo

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-4672-3_1

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“…Chen et al [ 122 ] extracted data from the full-scale measurements of a 14,000 TEU double bottom container ship, whose sea states are similar to those of numerical simulation among the existing time series, in order to analyze the correlation between the double bottom and hull girder bending, on wave and vibrational response. Miyashita et al [ 123 ] presented full-scale calculations (longitudinal stresses) of an 8600 TEU container ship carried out during four years and two months. The longitudinal stresses measured through sensors located on the midship are divided into horizontal bending stresses, hull girder vertical bending stresses, axial stresses and warping stresses.…”

Section: Monitoring Systems In Shipping and Offshore Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%

Health-Monitoring Systems for Marine Structures: A Review

Silva-Campillo

Pérez-Arribas

Suárez

2023

Sensors

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This paper presents a comprehensive review of the state-of-the-art developments in health monitoring of marine structures. Monitoring the health of marine structures plays a key role in reducing the risk of structural failure. The authors establish the different sensors with their theoretical foundations and applications in order to determine the optimal position of the sensors on board. Once the data were collected, it was necessary to use for subsequent treatment; thus, the authors identified the different methodologies related to the treatment of data collected by the sensors. The authors provide a historical review of the location of different sensors depending on the type of ship and offshore platform. Finally, this review paper states the conclusions and future trends of this technology.

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Section: Monitoring Systems In Shipping and Offshore Industrymentioning

confidence: 99%