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Kwang-Leol Jeong, Sunho Park and Se-Min Jeong
When performing simulations using computational fluid dynamics, the grid systems in the viscous boundary layer regions are important because the velocity and pressure change very rapidly in these regions. Especially for the turbulent flows, thin grids sh...
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Yoo-Chul Kim, Kwang-Soo Kim, Seongmo Yeon, Young-Yeon Lee, Gun-Do Kim and Myoungsoo Kim
This study proposes machine learning-based prediction models to estimate hull form performance. The developed models can predict the residuary resistance coefficient (CR" role="presentation">????CR
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Carlo Giorgio Grlj, Nastia Degiuli, Andrea Farkas and Ivana Martic
The present study aims to investigate the scale effects of the open water propeller performance using computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The results are presented for the propeller which was previously 3D scanned and digitized. The results obtained usin...
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Mobin Masoomi and Amir Mosavi
This paper aims to assess a new fluid?structure interaction (FSI) coupling approach for the vp1304 propeller to predict pressure and stress distributions with a low-cost and high-precision approach with the ability of repeatability for the number of diff...
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Jin Gu Kang, Moon Chan Kim, Hyeon Ung Kim and I. Rok Shin
This study provides a comparison of propulsion performance, with a particular focus on efficiency, by varying rake distribution at the tips of propellers. Owing to increased attention to environmental pollution, there is a significant interest in reducin...
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Stephan Helma, Heinrich Streckwall and Jan Richter
In common model testing practise, the measured values of the self propulsion test are split into the characteristics of the hull, the propeller and into the interaction factors. These coefficients are scaled separately to the respective full scale values...
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