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Review of prediction techniques on hydrodynamic impact of ships

船舶水动力砰击预报技术综述

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This paper presents the survey and assessment of the estimation techniques on hydrodynamic impact. The description and definition of hydrodynamic impact are presented, and the categorization of prediction techniques and the difficulties are discussed. Analysis theories and numerical simulation techniques are reviewed and the characteristics of those theories and approaches are analyzed. The efforts are made to pinpoint the advantages and disadvantages. Recommendations for further research and development are made.

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文章对水动力砰击预报技术进行了研究与评估. 介绍了水动力砰击现象的描述、 定义, 对预报方法和理论进行了分类, 并讨论了预报技术中的困难与难点. 综合叙述了预报方法的理论分析与数值模拟, 指出这些预报方法的优点与缺点, 并对今后的研究与开发工作给出几点建议.

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    Guo-dong Xu  (许国冬) & Wen-yang Duan  (段文洋)

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Foundation item: Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China No.10572041 and No.50779008.

XU Guo-dong was born in 1981. He is a candidate for doctor’s degree at Harbin Engineering University. His current research is focused on the prediction of hydrodynamic impact.

DUAN Wen-yang was born in 1967. He is a professor at Harbin Engineering University. His current research interests include seakeeping, strong nonlinear hydrodynamics.

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Xu, Gd., Duan, Wy. Review of prediction techniques on hydrodynamic impact of ships. J. Marine. Sci. Appl. 8, 204–210 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11804-009-8039-7

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