MASTER THESIS PRESENTATION. Comparison Of Seakeeping Performance Of The Two Super Yachts Of 53 And 46 m In Length

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MASTER THESIS PRESENTATION Comparison Of Seakeeping Performance Of The Two Super Yachts Of 53 And 46 m In Length Muhammad Asim Saleem Supervisor : Prof. Dario Boote, Universita degli studi di Genova, Italy Industrial Supervisor: Guideo Penco Baglietto shipyard, Italy Master thesis developed in the framework of the Erasmus Mundus Master Course in Integrated Advanced Ship Design Genova, Feb 10 th 2015 Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 1 Aim And Objective Introduction Input and Response variable Methodology Hydrostar work flow Wave spectrum Hierarchy Results Conclusion Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 2 1

Seakeeping behaviour of a projected 53 and 46 meter motor yachts in regular and irregular waves at 3 different Sea States of Mediterranean and Aegean Sea Estimation of Sea States and environmental condition encountered by the ship Prediction of Ship Response Characteristics Significant amplitude of Roll motion Significant amplitude of Pitch motion Significant amplitude of Vertical acceleration at owner s cabin Significant amplitude of Vertical acceleration at bridge Significant amplitude of Vertical acceleration at saloon Significant amplitude of Lateral acceleration at bridge The limiting criteria specified for the ship Concurrency of two computational codes HSVA and Hydrostar Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 3 Most passenger vessels are designed to operate in an environment which can be hostile due to winds and waves. The technological success of passenger vessels hinges upon a good Seakeeping design. The objective of the designer is to minimise this degradation and ensure that the safety of passengers on board is achieved Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 4 2

Ship seakeeping performance hugely depends upon Sea states and environmental condition Ship speed, headings and loading condition Input Variables Input Geometry Sea State Speed Headings Response Variables Yacht Response Movement and Acceleration Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 5 The procedure starts with the prediction of the ship s hydrodynamic response for a range of speed and heading angle values. Computation of the transfer functions of the absolute ship motions and of derived values, such as accelerations and relative motions. Short term dynamic response of ship obtained by the amplitude of the ship motions in irregular waves predicted according to the sea state and the specific wave spectra. The single significant amplitude of the ship motion and derived values obtained. Finally, based on the seakeeping limiting criteria the seakeeping Cartesian diagram obtained. Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 6 3

Source: Kadir Sariöz, Ebru Narli, 2005, Effect of criteria on seakeeping performance assessment, Ocean Engineering, 32, pp. 1161 1173. Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 7 Hydrostar is hydrodynamic software that is used to calculate induced motion of one or several ships or any kind of floating structure in a deep and finite water depth. Boat.mri Meshing parameters Number of Panels Type of fore part and aft part and keel line Draught and Trim Mass of body Centre of gravity Radius of gyration Damping Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 8 4

53 m Yacht Model 46 m Yacht Model Section Section Mesh Mesh Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 9 Heave It is observed that the heave amplitude reach to unit value at each heading and maximum from 90 to 120 degree of heading Pitch The pitch motion amplitude amplified at the heading angles of 60, 120, 150, and 180 degree while the pitch motion at 90 degree negligible small. Roll Roll motion has amplified values in headings 60, 90 and 120 degree without viscous damping while we are considering the radiation hydrodynamic damping the roll motion is almost zero at heading 180 degree. Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 10 5

Drive responses of yacht have been calculated for different headings and forward speeds on a specific location. Vertical Acceleration at owner Cabin Vertical Acceleration at Bridge Vertical Acceleration at owner Cabin Great amplification in vertical acceleration At heading 120, 150, and 180 degree has been noticed, while at 0,30, and 60 degree there is no amplification in vertical Acceleration so to navigate yacht in these heading are recommended for the comfort of the owner, crew and passenger Vertical Acceleration at Saloon Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 11 Irregular sea is described by the Jonswap spectrum with following parameters Enhancement Factor γ Significant Wave Height ζ w,sig Peak Period T p Sea States 3 4 5 Significantwaveheight z w,sig 0.88 m 1.88 m 3.25 m Aegean Sea Peak Period Tp 4.2s 5.4s 6.3s Mediterranean Peak Period Tp 4.8 s 6.6 s 8.1 s Sea state 3,4,5(Aegean Sea) Sea state 3,4,5(Mediterranean) Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 12 6

Lateral Acceleration at Bridge Amplification in Lateral acceleration at heading 120 has been noticed. Boat Response in irregular waves The boat response obtained by superimposing the ship motion and wave spectrum. Significant Amplitude Moments of spectral density function has been calculated to calculate the RMS and significant amplitude. Limiting Criteria The main source of criteria on motion sickness is the International Standard ISO 2631(ISO 2631-3, 1985) and (Odabas ı et al., 1991). Significant amplitude for Roll motion Significant amplitude for Pitch motion Significant amplitude for vertical acceleration Significant amplitude for Lateral acceleration =>6 degree =>3 degree =>0.20g =>0.15g Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 13 Result Summary of 53 meter Yacht by Hydrostar Computation AEGEAN SEA Performance Criteria Roll Motion 6 degree Pitch Motion 3 degree Owners Cabin Bridge Saloon Lateral Acc. Bridge 0.15g Sea State 3 Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) (all Us and b) (all Us and b) (Us<4 knt) (Us>8 knt) Sea State 5 (Us <16 knt) MEDITERRANEAN SEA Sea State 3 Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) (Us<4 knt) (Us>8 knt) Sea State 5 (Us <16 knt) Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 14 7

Result Summary of 53 meter Yacht by HSVA Computation AEGEAN SEA Performance Criteria Roll Motion 6 degree Pitch Motion 3 degree Owners Cabin Bridge Saloon Lateral Acc. Bridge 0.15g Sea State 3 Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) (Us<4 knt) (Us>8 knt) Sea State 5 (Us <16 knt) MEDITERRANEAN SEA Sea State 3 Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) (Us<4 knt) (Us>8 knt) Sea State 5 (Us <16 knt) Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 15 Result Summary of 46 meter Yacht by Hydrostar Computation AEGEAN SEA Performance Criteria Roll Motion 6 degree Pitch Motion 3 degree Owners Cabin Bridge Saloon Lateral Acc. Bridge 0.15g Sea State 3 (Us < 12 knt) (Us < 16 Knt) (Us < 12 knt) Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) Sea State 5 MEDITERRANEAN SEA Sea State 3 (Us < 12 knt) (Us < 16 Knt) (Us < 12 knt) Sea State 4 (Us>4 knt) Sea State 5 Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 16 8

53 m Motor Yacht AEGEAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA Sea State 3 no restriction to operate desire comfort for the owner cabin, bridge and saloon has been achieved Sea State 4 Sea State 5 Amplification in results and overstepped from the defined ISO limiting values of performance criteria. The roll motion is overstepped from slow to moderate speed while in high speed it is under the limit criteria it might be possible that at slow and moderate speed the roll motion cross the limit criteria due to the poor performance of fins stabilisers. The operability of 53 m motor yacht is restricted in Aegean and Mediterranean. The seakeeping performance in Mediterranean is relatively better than Aegean Sea because of relatively less pitch motion and vertical acceleration and smaller roll motion and lateral acceleration. Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 17 46 m Motor Yacht AEGEAN SEA MEDITERRANEAN SEA Sea State 3 Sea State 4 Sea State 5 No restriction to operate either in Aegean and Mediterranean sea at a speed less than 12 knots, above this speed the desire comfort does not achieved. Amplification of result and overstepped from the specified limiting criteria (ISO) at all speed and heading angle. The operability is not recommended for this sea state Amplification of result and overstepped from the specified limiting criteria (ISO) at all speed and heading angle. The operability is not recommended for this sea state HydroStar Computation HSVA Hamburg computation The significant amplitude of roll and pitch motion, vertical and lateral acceleration computed by HydroStar concurrent to the HSVA Hamburg Computation. Erasmus Mundus Advance Master in Ship Design 18 9

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