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Prediction of High Reynolds Number Flow around Naval Vessels (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- Prediction of High Reynolds Number Flow around Naval Vessels (Contributo in atti di convegno) (literal)
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- 2003-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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P. Bull (1), J. B. Verkuyl (2), D. Ranocchia (3), A. Di Mascio, F. Di Felice (3), R. Dattola (4), L. Merle (5), S. Cordier (2003)
Prediction of High Reynolds Number Flow around Naval Vessels
in 24th Symposium on Naval Hydrodinamics, Fukuoka (Japan), 8-13 July 2002
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- P. Bull (1), J. B. Verkuyl (2), D. Ranocchia (3), A. Di Mascio, F. Di Felice (3), R. Dattola (4), L. Merle (5), S. Cordier (literal)
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- 1)QinetiQ (United Kingdom)
2)MARIN (Netherlands)
3)INSEAN (Italy)
4)Italian Navy ( Italy)
5)Bassin d'essais des carènes (France) (literal)
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- Prediction of High Reynolds Number Flow around Naval Vessels (literal)
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- Naval Studies Board (NSB); Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences (DEPS); Office of Naval Research, West Japan Society of Naval Architects; National Research Council (literal)
- Abstract
- This paper presents in multinational collaborative
effort to develop numerical tools and acquire an
experimental data base to enable the capability of
predicting the flow around naval vessels (surface ship
and submarines) at full scale. This effort concentrated
on modelling complex geometries (appendages, shaft,
struts...) and the mean action of the propeller.
A large experimental data base with uncertainty
estimates was obtained in a large tunnel facility with
a significant difference in Reynolds number, in the
towing tank and at full scale on mainly 3 hull forms.
CFD development on two codes, one commercially
available, the other in house, has concentrated on
turbulence model evaluation and selection, as well as
numerical uncertainty analysis.
The validation effort based on the comparison of
computed and measured velocity maps in the same
conditions concludes that CFD is capable of
modelling the flows considered with reasonable
accuracy in the most complex case and with good
accuracy for the bare hull case. Comparison with full
scale data where free surface effects are present
shows that CFD is able to capture the main flow
features although more important differences appear.
Further work needs to be performed in CFD
development and analysis of the data base to make
full ause of this data. (literal)
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