In this paper the feasibility of a reduced order model (ROM) for thehydroelastic analysis of mooring lines is analysed. The local response of a piece of cableis studied through high delity uid structure interaction (FSI) simulations. The high delity model is built by coupling a computational structural dynamics (CSD) solver witha computational uid dynamics (CFD) solver using the approach of software components.The ROM is designed in such a way that it can be added to any beam element from astandard CSD solver. From the outside only the beam degrees of freedoms (DOFs) canbe seen, the ROM DOFs are all internal.The local response of the cable is analysed andthe feasibility of the ROM is discussed

A reduced order model for the simulation of mooring cable dynamics / Stabile, Giovanni; Matthies Hermann, G.; Borri, Claudio. - (2015), pp. 389-400. (Intervento presentato al convegno MARINE 2015 - VI International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine Engineering tenutosi a Rome, ITALY nel JUN 15-17, 2015).

A reduced order model for the simulation of mooring cable dynamics

Stabile, Giovanni;
2015-01-01

Abstract

In this paper the feasibility of a reduced order model (ROM) for thehydroelastic analysis of mooring lines is analysed. The local response of a piece of cableis studied through high delity uid structure interaction (FSI) simulations. The high delity model is built by coupling a computational structural dynamics (CSD) solver witha computational uid dynamics (CFD) solver using the approach of software components.The ROM is designed in such a way that it can be added to any beam element from astandard CSD solver. From the outside only the beam degrees of freedoms (DOFs) canbe seen, the ROM DOFs are all internal.The local response of the cable is analysed andthe feasibility of the ROM is discussed
2015
Computational Methods in Marine Engineering VI MARINE 2015
389
400
978-849439286-3
International Center for Numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE)
Stabile, Giovanni; Matthies Hermann, G.; Borri, Claudio
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