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  4. Numerical study of a twin sphere pressure hull and outer fairing for manned submersible
 
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Numerical study of a twin sphere pressure hull and outer fairing for manned submersible

Date Issued
14-05-2015
Author(s)
Palaniappan, P. Kannappa
Singh, Yogang
Idichandy, V. G.
DOI
10.1109/UT.2015.7108230
Abstract
Manned submersibles are used for surveying and underwater exploration missions. In this paper, an effort is made to do a preliminary design of a twin sphere hull manned submersible which can accommodate three crew members to operate at ocean depth of 1000 metre. The safety of the structure against elastic yielding is studied using ANSYS APDL. The outer fairing of the hull is studied using ANSYS CFX to estimate drag forces induced on structure for various operating speeds to estimate effective horsepower (EHP) requirement for the vehicle.
Subjects
  • CFD

  • Drag

  • Pressure Hull

  • Submersible

  • Yielding Strength

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