Added Resistance, Unsteady Wave Field and My Memories

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For Retirement seminar of Professor Papanikolaou in September-3, 216 Added Resistance, Unsteady Wave Field and My Memories Shigeru NAITO E. Professor of Osaka University (1)

Contents Part 1 (2min.) Today s main talk Today s main talk (2)

Unsteady wave field consists of two wave systems One is k2 wave system, the other is k1 wave system. 1: k2 wave system Ring wave : Waves generated by oscillation of ships without forward velocity This system is the deformed Ring wave by forward velocity of ships. 2: k1 wave system Kelvin wave : Waves generated by forward velocity of ships without oscillation. This system is the deformed Kelvin wave by oscillation of ships. Today, consider only added resistance due to k2(θ) wave system (3)

Unsteady wave field k1 wave system k2 wave system Deformed Kelvin wave Deformed Ring wave Wave number Hanaoka Parameter (Index of Unsteadiness) Conservation of wave number Based on those knowledge of unsteady wave field, let discuss on the Maruo s formula (4)

Maruo s Formula k2 wave k1 wave This formula has two equations. k2 wave term and k1 wave term Each equation is divided into three parts (1) Integral range (2)Kochin function (3) Weighting function In the weighting function, the effect of the oblique waves appear only in the term of the black arrows. Coordinate system (5)

Three parts of the formula (1) Integral range Existing region of an elementary wave (2) Kochin function (Amplitude function) H(Θ) Amplitude and period of an elementary wave which propagate a certain direction Θ from ships to a far field. Presenting ship form and ship motions. Various calculation methods exist. (3) Weighting function Mutual relation between the propagating direction of elementary waves and the effect of the direction on ΔR (6)

K1,2 -Wave pattern Generated by a point periodical singularity Y B-Wave X A-Wave Red line : k2: B-wave Blue line : k2: A-wave Green line : k1 wave Symmetric with respect to Y-axis Those figures was calculated by Prof Iwasita (Hiroshima Univ.) (7)

K2(θ) Wave number (8)

Weighting Function (Head wave) 5 Condition L=4m, Fn=.2, λ/l=.5 Ω=1.212, θ=78.9deg=1.363rad Wt( ) Wt1(θ) Wt2(θ) Wt1( ) Weighting Function Wt2( ) One index Index 2 Wt( ) d Wt( ) d =.772 Notice Weighting function has Strong Directional Characteristics Propagating waves angle 3π/2~(3π/2+θ) and (θ~π/2), namely B-Wave : Most effective on ΔR θ 5 θ 1.363.785 1.571 2.356 3.142 Sharp monotone decreasing function (9)

Weighting Function and Ω Ω=.48 Ω=.274.4 1.5.3 k2 (θ) 1 k2( θ).2 8 k2( θ).5 k2( θ) 1 6 4 2 1.571 3.142 θ 1.571 3.142 Wt ( θ) θ 3.142 1.571 3.142 θ 5 2 Wt ( θ) Wt ( θ) 2 1 1 1.571 4 3 3.142 3 4 Wt ( θ).25 1.571 θ 5 θ.5 1 2 k2( θ).1 3 1.571 θ 3.142 3 2 1 1.571 3.142 1.571 3.142 θ θ Pay attention to Vertical axes value Reforming bow form based on this fact, we could have one way to deduce ΔR 10

振幅関数 (Kochin function) Ohkusu,Kobayashi (1984: First Marine Dynamics Symposium) Complicated behavior of elementary waves in the direction to θ~π/2 is worthy of note. (11)

Before Osaka university s experiments : FP LWL However, those results gave us many hints on bow design in waves. The bow form below the load water line is same. Only that above the load water line can be reformed. Restrained condition: This bow s ΔR is smaller than it of conventional ships. When λ/l <.8, ΔR is small. LLWL Motion free condition This bow s ΔR is larger than it of conventional ships, because the whale bow scoop up wave. When λ/l >.9, ΔR become large. This bow also had some problems on a regulation. Remodeling the bow into sharp Performance in the still water does not change. (12)

Measurement set up: Diffraction force acting on Bow (1983 Osaka University) Wire Three bow forms were tested Bow part Load Cell Ship motions:restrained Similar to Air force measurement system (13)

Measurement of diffraction force acting on bow part Wave ray tracing (Calculation) Wave breaking point Blunt Bow The wave ray from this area can not propagate to the far field 1988(KSAJ). 199(Eng. Science, F. Dynamics) Sharp Bow Extensive difference By making only the form of bow above the load water line sharp, we can changed the propagating direction of reflected and radiated waves. (14)

Ordinary Bow Osaka university JMU Beak-Bow and Ax-Bow : The bow shape above the load waterline : Sharp The hull form below the load waterline : Same as the hull of ordinary ship Ordinary Bow Ordinary Bow Beak-Bow Ordinary Bow Ship motion : Free Ordinary Bow (15)

Measurement of Speed Loss in Actual Seas (JMU) Comparison between Ax-Bow and Ordinary Bow Ordinary Bow On board data Wave height(m) Ordinary Bow H>4m Probable Density Function of Speed Speed drop Ordinary Bow In high wave sea, the speed loss of Ax-Bow Ship is small. Already a lot of this ship have been built. (16)

Ordinary Bow Leadge Bow Upright stem line In old time, a ship with similar bow shape existed. Ax-Bow The bulbous bow affects wave making resistance characteristics. Slow speed ship wave making resistance is small. The ballast condition sea surface below the load waterline sharpened bow part below the load waterline. reduce the added resistance not only in full load condition but also in ballast condition (17)

My home town Mt.Fuji Recently, the stem line of bow is standing upright have been developed by some corporations. OSB (Onomiti CO.) SEAWORTHY (Tuneisi CO., Hiroshima Univ.) Seaworthy Bow (Ooshima CO.) Sea trial of Ax-Bow ship in Suruga bay Company name has changed as follows. NKK+HZ Universal Ship Building+IHI Japan Marine United(JMU) (18)

COVE Bow Form : Developed by NMI group upper deck original shape COVE still water static swell up+1.5m COVE : Concave Shape Optimized in Waves center line about S.S.9 Water waterline line at at design draught static swell up These concept on improvement bow form 1. Change the propagate direction of elementary waves generated by forward ships in waves. 2. Consider the static swell up Water line water at line 1.5m at 1.5m above the static above the static swell up line swell up line (19)

Other examples SK-BOW: Knuckled- shape Bow (Shin-kurushima CO., Hiroshima Univ.) Appendage STEP : NMI Osaka Prefecture Univ.(Ikeda) : By putting on the bow front above the load water line a small appendage, they could reduce ΔR. (2)

Sea condition Moderate seas Propulsive performance Power, Fuel oil consumption Speed loss Concern Heavy seas Safety Racing, Deck wetness Capsizing Recently ship length becomes longer and her Fn number lower, then relatively wave length becomes short, weather becomes moderate. Then the study of the bow form in small λ/l has to be continued. For each ship type there will be an optimum bow form. (21)

Trivial comments 1. I talked on mutual relation between the bow form and the added resistance in short head waves. 2. It is important for bow form development to focus on the propagating direction of elementary waves generated by ships in waves. Attention to the weighting function Wt(θ) 3. Even a small change of the propagating direction, it s effect on ΔR can not ignore, and in some cases it exhibit a large effect. It would also need to be considered the following problems. In quartering waves including rudder-ship interaction, steady turning Mt., Viscosity, Utilization of a bow fin with housing device etc. (22)

Part2 Our Memories Murooji in Nara prefecture 1985? Beginning April in 28 : In front of the building of NAOE, Osaka Univ. Papa stayed several weeks in Osaka. (23)

1991 4th IMDC Kobe At one session Papa was the chairman and I co-chairman. Together E. Prof. Takarada New year s greetings at the home of the late E. Prof.Nakamura (1993/12~1994/2) Himeji Castle with students and department staff 22 Papa with his wife and daughter in 1994 at Temple of Poseidon, Sounion, Athens (24)

28 My retirement party at Osaka Kyoto Arashiyama with Profs. Francescutto and Vassalos( 1996) The lakeside Syojiko at the foot of Mt. Fuji (21?) Trio of Borsalino in Osaka With E. Professor Y.Himeno 213/2/4 25

Near the Ness lake : Scotland(24) Although the old noble horse live a quiet life in a barn, his soul is in the wider world. Although the noble person becomes old, his vigorous spirit continues to have high- ambitions, and will fly freely into the sky! (27)

(28) Your new voyage to future has just started. Good Voyage! Thank you very much for your kind attention.