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The influence of wave surge force on surf-riding/broaching vulnerability criteria check

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This study focuses on the influence of the wave surge force on the assessments of the surf-riding/broaching vulnerability criteria according to the new proposal of the Imo Second Generation Intact Stability Criteria. A code is developed for the criteria check and the sample ship calculations show that the accuracy of the wave surge force estimation has a significant influence on the assessment result. For further investigation, the wave surge force measurement through a captive model test is made for a purse seiner to validate the numerical model, the effects of the wave steepness and the ship forward speed on the wave surge force responses are also discussed. It is demonstrated that the diffraction effect is important for the correct estimation of the wave surge force. Therefore, it is recommended to include this effect in the assessment procedure.

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  1. Marine Design & Research Institute of China, Shanghai, 200011, China

    Pei-yuan Feng  (封培元), She-ming Fan  (范佘明), Jun Nie  (聂军) & Xiao-jian Liu  (刘小健)

  2. Science and Technology on Water Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Shanghai, 200011, China

    Pei-yuan Feng  (封培元) & Xiao-jian Liu  (刘小健)

  3. Shanghai Key Laboratory of Ship Engineering, Shanghai, 200011, China

    She-ming Fan  (范佘明)

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Project supported by the High-Technology Ship Research Project of Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (Grant No. K24352), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (973 Praogram, Grant No. 51579144).

Biography: Pei-yuan Feng (1987-), Male, Ph. D., Senior Engineer

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Feng, Py., Fan, Sm., Nie, J. et al. The influence of wave surge force on surf-riding/broaching vulnerability criteria check. J Hydrodyn 29, 596–602 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1016/S1001-6058(16)60772-2

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