Rudder Investigation. By Harish M

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Rudder Investigation By Harish M

Where and on What? Series of RO RO Vessels designed and constructed by Flensberger Schiffbau Gesselshaft GmbH. Rudders independently manufactured by Macor Neptun GmbH.

Why this Analysis? The appearance of 2 sets of cracks. Crack in the Rudder Trunk (1). Where the Rudder Stock is joined to the Rudder Plate (2). Problem of Structural Strength.

Ship Particulars PRINCIPAL DIMENSIONS Type Length (overall) Length (between perpendiculars) Breadth Depth Draught (design) Draught (summer load) RO-RO 193.00 m 182.39 m 26.00 m 16.70 m 5.70 m 6.45 m

Rudder Particulars Height = 4.8m Breadth = 3.0 m

F.E. Model Rudder Stock by 3D Beam Elements. Rudder Plate by 3D Shell Elements. Rudder Trunk and Rudder Skeg by 3D Shell Elements.

F.E. Model Beam Elements to mimic the Stiff Bearing Region. 3D Spars 3D Spar Elements to mimic the action of the Rudder Trunk - Rudder Stock reaction. 3D Beams

Static Analysis Displacement Boundary Conditions Rudder Skeg. Rudder Stock.

Force Boundary Conditions Forces and Torque to be applied is got from Germanischer Lloyd Rule Book. Rudder Force = C = 132. A. v. K. K. K3. 2 R 1 2 K t N 1181500 N Rudder Torque = Q R = CR. r Nm 1134240 Nm The Forces are applied at the nodes where the Ribs and Webs intersect the Rudder Outer Plate.

Force Boundary Conditions 44000 N 40440 N 3940 N 3940 N 39440 N 8342 N

von Mises Stresses. Max von Mises Stress = 78.5MPa

Inferences & Results from Static Analysis Stresses far below the allowed limit. If Static loads are not the reason then What is the Reason for the Failure? Fatigue?... Failure in new vessels rules out the option. Dynamic Amplification due to Resonance?

Resonance Rudder in Air Same Model for Static Analysis used. Model should be representative of Stiffness as well as Inertia. The mass distribution should be same. Total Mass of Prototype: 15.605 Tonnes Total Mass of Model: 15.257 Tonnes

Result for Rudder in Air Frequency (Hz) Torsional Mode 6.06 Lateral Mode 16.19 Longitudinal Mode 15.32 In reality Rudder is in water and hence the question of added mass arises.

Existing Method Added Mass Quantity - Prof. Soding s formula for a rectangular plate. 2 C ρsw π B L M* = 4 4 C ρsw π B L MI* = 128 Kg Kgm 2 B Mass per node is found out. L Distributed equally on the nodes on the outer shell of the rudder plate as mass elements with M x = M y = M z = M* per node

Value of C from this graph.

Proposed Method Added Mass Quantity - Prof. Soding s formula for a rectangular plate. Mass and Mass Moment of Inertia per node is found out. Analysis done in 2 parts. Part 1 Distributed equally on the nodes on the outer shell of the rudder plate as mass elements with M x = M* per node. M y = M* per node using L, the average thickness of the rudder. Mz = 0. Isolate the Lateral and Longitudinal mode frequencies.

Part 2 Distributed equally on the nodes on the outer shell of the rudder plate as mass elements with M x = M y = M z = 0 MI z = MI* Isolate the Torsional mode frequency.

Results & Inferences Case No. Final Calculated Variation of Frequencies. B (m) Frequency (Hz) Tors. Mode Lat. Mode Long. Mode Existing Method 4.8 2.53 7.3 8.75 Proposed Method 4.8 6.06 8.2 13.73 Propeller Frequency = 125rpm*4blades = 8.33 Hz Good chance of Resonance from the 2 nd mode. Propeller can always run at a lesser rpm which can result in the torsional mode getting excited.

Results & Inferences 1 st crack attributed to resonance with Lateral Mode. 2 nd crack attributed to resonance with the torsional mode. 45 degree angle is usually due to torsion.

Three Main Modes Torsional Lateral Longitudinal

Parametric Studies Torsional Stiffness of the steering gear as variable. Earlier I had assumed the torsional stiffness of the Steering Gear to be infinite. not fully correct! Steering gear can be modeled by using a Torsional Spring connected at the end of the Rudder Stock.

Graph showing the Variation with Torsional Spring Constant 7 Variation of First Natural Frequency of the Rudder of MOD Ship with Torsional Spring Constant at the end of Rudder Stock. 6 5 Eigen Frequency (Hz) 4 3 2 1 0 1 10 100 1000 10000 100000 1000000 10000000 10000000 0 Spring Constant (N/rad) 1E+09 1E+10 1E+11 1E+12 1E+13 Knowing the frequency from experiment we can predict the value of the torsional stiffness to be used for the analysis of other rudders.

Water Level at the Rudder as variable. To find out the variation of frequencies by varying the water level at the Rudder.

Graph showing the Variation with Water Level Variation of Natural Frequency with respect to the depth of Rudder. 6 5 Tors. Mode L a t. M o d e Long. Mode 4 Draft (m) 3 2 1 0 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Frequency (Hz) Torsional Mode Frequency doesn t change with water depth? For torsional mode we don t require added mass? Longitudinal Mode dominant at lower water levels than the Lateral Mode

Non-Linear Contact Analysis Rudder Stock Rudder Trunk Why is it needed? Beam Element formulation of Rudder Stock not sufficient. Design nominal contact pressure was around 10-20 MPa. Verifying the veracity of this value.

Nonlinearity arises due to Presence of a gap. Varying Gap width. Use of materials with big difference in Elastic Properties Material E (Pa) G (Pa) v Normal Steel 2.10E+11 8.08E+10 0.3 Thordon 4.40E+08 1.51E+08 0.45 Note: Nonlinearity dealt with is only the Gap type.

F.E. Model 3D Brick Elements for Rudder Stock. 3D Brick Elements for Rudder Trunk. 3D Shell Elements for the upper part of trunk.

Boundary Conditions Displacement Boundary Conditions Rudder Trunk Topmost Nodes. Stiffeners are modeled by BC s.

Boundary Conditions Displacement Boundary Conditions Rudder Stock. Topmost Nodes. Bearing Regions. Arresting the Rotation of the Stock.

Boundary Conditions Force Boundary Conditions Force Calculated as per Germanischer Lloyd s Rule Book. Equally distributed among the three nodes in the rudder stock.

Defining both Contact Surfaces & Elements Master Surface. Slave Surface. Contact Surface Parameters Surface ID Type Order Rev. Flag Surface type 1 Shell 3 NO Master Surface 2 Shell 3 NO Slave Surface

Parameters involved & their values

Inferences from the Contact Analysis Nominal Contact Pressure = 12.26 MPa Well within the design range.

Conclusions Cause of Rudder failure attributed to Resonance. The New Proposed way of modeling added masses. Assuming Torsional Stiffness for the Steering gear gives better results. Torsional Mode Natural Frequency doesn t vary with water depth.