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  4. Three-dimensional finite element analysis of the diffraction-radiation problem of hydrodynamically compact structures
 
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Three-dimensional finite element analysis of the diffraction-radiation problem of hydrodynamically compact structures

Date Issued
01-01-1995
Author(s)
P Krishnankutty 
Indian Institute of Technology, Madras
Vendhan, C. P.
DOI
10.1016/0951-8339(95)97307-T
Abstract
The finite element method for solving the linear floating body hydrodynamic problem is considered with a hierarchy of boundary damper options for modelling the far field. The computer program is validated using two simple examples for which added mass and damping coefficients are computed over a wide range of frequencies. The program is applied to the ISSC TLP, being a typical practical example for which a large scatter in numerical results is reported in the literature. © 1995.
Volume
8
Subjects
  • added mass

  • damping

  • diffraction-radiation...

  • finite element

  • floating body

  • radiation damper

  • TLP

  • wave-structure intera...

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