Fluid Dynamics
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- VSP: Same Power, 9% More Bollard Pull Maritime Reporter, May 2004 #35
With the commissioning of the Norway's Bukser og Berging Voith Water Tractor Baut. the improved characteristics of the new Voith Schneider Propeller (VSP) blades were demonstrated. The bollard pull — as supervised by DNV — was improved by nine percent while using the same input power.
The VSP is designed to provide accurate, stepless and extremely swift thrust variations in accordance with XY coordinates. In order to improve the hydrodynamic characteristics of the VSP further, a new generation of blades has been developed. The basis for the successful development is the numeric simulation of the fluid dynamics (CFD = Computational Fluid Dynamics). The CFD method initially serves to optimize the shape of the propeller blade; it also provides the exact loads for the structural and mechanical optimization by using the Finite Element Method (FEM).
The new VSP blades for the propeller size 36R6/255- 2 represent an important step towards the further improvement of the hydromechanics of Voith Schneider Propellers.
For new propellers, the new profiles will be standard; any further improvements can be realized with immediate effect. Voith, founded in 1867. has a long history in the marine propulsion field. With 24,000 employees and annual sales of about $3 billion, it is one of the largest of Europe's family-owned companies.
Circle 1 on Reader Service Card Below: A CAD illustration of the new VSP size 36R6/255-2 with a propeller input power of 3380kW.
Top Right: Blade after machining.
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- Vosta LMG Delivers New Dredge Ball Joints Maritime Reporter, Aug 2014 #119
The Crossover ball joint from Vosta LMG is a new dredge ball joint that is designed to provide optimal flow performance. Through computational fluid dynamics (CFD) the frictional losses and turbulence have been reduced. Conventional dredge ball joints act like a ball valve when tilted, causing the flow
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- RK280: Cutting A New Path Maritime Reporter, Jan 2002 #48
methodologies which include predictive engineering techniques such as Finite Element Analysis. Dynamic Analysis, Thermodynamic Cycle Simulations and Fluid Dynamic Analysis. Incorporated into this new engine are the results of extensive field study and experience was gained from the RK270 series, which
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- Wärtsilä’s New CPP System Maritime Reporter, Oct 2014 #61
design follows the systems engineering approach with integration of the propeller and the hub with modern hydraulics and propulsion controls. Computational Fluid Dynamic (CFD) calculations are used to analyze, not only the propeller performance but most importantly also, the interaction between the propeller
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- Norris Butterfly Valve Features Positive Shutoff —Literature Available Maritime Reporter, Oct 15, 1980 #55
. The flow area is equal on both sides of the through-shaft and angled disc. According to the manufacturer, there is less turbulence and reduced fluid dynamic torque than in "high-performance" butterfly valves with offset discs. Rated at 285 psi w.p. with reserve strength to handle sudden differentia
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- Navatek Launches Innovative Tech Demonstrator Craft Maritime Reporter, Jul 2003 #24
on an earlier, small-scale 65-ft., 50 LT Navatek lifting body demonstrator craft called M1DFOIL. as well as through extensive computational fluid dynamics (CFD) studies. A former U.S. Navy Surface Effect Ship (SES-200) provided the parent hull of the HYSWAC, reducing project costs. During the
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- MN 100: All American Marine, Inc. Marine News, Aug 2015 #10
Guidelines (NVIC 9-97 Ch-1). The catamaran features an advanced hull shape that was custom designed using digital modeling and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) analysis testing. CFD hull optimization led to savings of nearly 20 percent power. The hull design is complemented by Teknicraft’s signature
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- LNGreen: Next-generation LNG Carrier Concept Maritime Reporter, Aug 2015 #74
, machinery and system configuration. These developments were based on DNV GL’s integrated systems engineering approach COSSMOS, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) calculations, and a containment system design, tailored to a specific operational profile and anticipated trades. HHI and DNV GL carried
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- MN100: Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. Marine News, Aug 2016 #10
with the USACE is the design of a wicket lifting vessel for operation at the Olmsted Lock & Dam on the Ohio River. Extensive use of both Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Finite Element Analysis (FEA) was incorporated in the design process to ensure that the vessel is capable of performing the necessary
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- Revolutionizing Deepwater Drilling Riser Buoyancy Marine Technology, Apr 2017 #32
. Extensive engineering design work is now performed using specialized software to produce local and global finite element (FE) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD) analysis to develop optimum designs. The ability to model equipment and system responses to environmental forces helps advance product development
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- SNAME President Names Committee Chairmen Maritime Reporter, Mar 15, 1977 #23
emeritus, Webb Institute of Naval Architecture, Glen Cove, N.Y. Committee on Journal of Ship Research — chairman, Ralph D. Cooper, head, Fluid Dynamics Program, Office of Naval Research, Department of the Navy, Arlington, Va. Committee on Marine Technology — chairman, E. Scott Dillon, consultant
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- Navy Tests Scale Models in Big Facilities Marine Technology, May 2018 #28
capability at Carderock.A significant amount of testing is conducted before coming to the LCC. “We can do our computer modeling of the computational fluid dynamics, then build a physical model to test in our tow tank. Then we can test that model, or a larger one, in the LCC. Eventually, our signatures department
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December 2019 - Marine News page: 53PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS HII WCI National Waterways Foundation Mecklenborg Calhoun Woodruff Stephaich Calhoun Toohey Toohey Harris, Petters, Beckstoffer Gaskill tion of all ? eld installations and will gram designed to shape the future of NWF Elects Trustees, Of? cers coordinate temporary jobsite
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December 2019 - Marine News page: 52PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS Massport McCarthy Holvik Barrie Fitzpatrick Meyran Schmaltz Wieland Verble ter of Science degree in Environmen- (Massport) Board of Directors voted to on November 8th, 2019. Joining Rob- tal Science from UNC Chapel Hill. make Michael Meyran the Authority’s ert Allan Ltd.
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December 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 422019 Vice Admiral Emory S. “Jerry” sented to an individual for outstanding Petters Honored by SNAME The Society of Naval Architect and Ma- Land Medal. Petters received the Land accomplishment in the marine ? eld. It rine Engineers (SNAME) awarded HII Medal during the Annual SNAME Ban- was established
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December 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 37Chris-Marine Cylinder Liner Monitoring Prime Mover Controls is a world leading manufacturer of Marine Propulsion Controls and Integrated Machinery Alarm and Control Systems. Our products also include Engine Order Telegraphs, Navigation Light Control Panels, and a variety of Marine Instruments. We have
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December 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36T TECH FILES The power of Data helps OSV Operator Cuts Consumption Stena Line Stena Line Test Drives AI, Saves Fuel Stena Lines completed a pilot project using arti? cial intel- ligence (AI) technology to predict the most fuel-ef? cient way to operate a vessel, the Stena Scandinavica on the Gothenburg –
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December 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24GREAT SHIPS OF 2019 Stena Estrid Stena Estrid, built in China at AVIC Weihai Shipyard, is the ? rst of ? ve new Stena Line next generation RoPax ves- sels, three of which will be introduced on the company’s Irish Sea routes from Dublin to Holyhead and Belfast to Liv- erpool. Sister ship Stena Edda is
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December 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 23GREAT SHIPS OF 2019 Wind of Change Wind of Change is a maintenance ves- drive the diesel-electric vessel. Two the landing platforms of the wind farm sel for offshore wind turbines, built in 1,400 kW transverse thrusters and an towers directly via a special, hydrauli- Turkey at the Cemre shipyard for
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November 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 53Image: Trendsetter Vulcan Offshore An artist’s rendering shows a typical tethered BOP installation. The Wellhead Fatigue Mitigation System uses four anchors sequent time work is done on the well and then translate that to provide foundations for the tensioner units, tensioners that to fatigue damage
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November 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 45ure, geophysical impacts on water qual- were helpful in understanding thermal els developed by the USGS, U.S. Army ity and ? sh habitat, and stream bed evo- dynamics, tracking pollutants, trac- Corps of Engineers and U.S. Bureau of lution. ing nutrient drift patterns and follow- Reclamation. ing the
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November 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 41oat-mounted sonar has long these technologies are changing the humans all rely on the Kootenai River, it been the technology of choice ways rivers and inland waterways are has become a hotbed of research on ? u- for gathering bathymetry data modeled, and delivering valuable new vial processes
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November 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 11Dr. Mathias Jonas International Hydrographic Organization By Greg Trauthwein Brie? y discuss your personal and and National Hydrographer of Germany tronic Chart Display and Information professional history. Speci? cally, with responsibility for sea survey and System ECDIS in 1999 and was con- how
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 81V VESSELS and the 18th built as part of the teaming USS Delaware (BB 28), which was de- 2013. The submarine was christened by VLCC with New SOx agreement with General Dynamics Elec- livered by Newport News in 1910. Jill Biden, the former Second Lady of Scrubber Delivered tric Boat. More than 10
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 66VOICES BORIANA FARRAR, VP, SENIOR CLAIMS EXECUTIVE & COUNSEL, AMERICAN P&I CLUB Trailblazer Boriana Farrar is a familiar face in maritime circles, the Vice President and Counsel and a Senior Claims Executive and Business Develop- ment Director for the Americas at the Ship Owners Claims Bureau, Inc.
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 62OFFSHORE WIND THE INSTALLATION FLEET 14-meter leg extensions to manage off- transport of higher and heavier turbine Delft Offshore Wind Turbine Concept tion between research partners TU Delft, shore sites with deeper water and higher components. (or DOT), in just one hour, using the ? rst TNO, Van
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 61OFFSHORE WIND THE INSTALLATION FLEET 110MW Changhua wind farm in 2020. Both wind farms are currently under construction.” Esteyo’s ELICAN Seajacks concept. UK-based Seajacks has been operating in the off- Source: ALE shore wind business since 2006. Since then, it’s built the Kraken, Leviathan, Hydra
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54ENVIRONMENTAL GREEN SHIP RECYCLING n May 2014 National Geograph- is tremendous pressure from both gov- The Wrong Way to Recycle A Vessels a cash buyer, the new owner will use a ic wrote an in-depth article on ernment regulators and within the ship- To place pressure on both shipowners number of different
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 46SHIPBUILDING USCG POLAR SECURITY CUTTER the region. The Coast Guard is the sole to man, and there are signi? cant natu- economic investments with every Arctic Urgent requirement provider and operator of the U.S. polar ral resources there,” said Coast Guard nation in key strategic areas, such as oil
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32WORKBOATS THE OSV MARKET DEMEREST TIDE: Tide- water vessel now working Eastern Mediterranean Photos: Iain Cameron ering longer term sentiments. A reckon- Tidewater units are oper- to point to actual demand seeing dayrates just above $40,500, ing in an early September 2019 confer- ating, its slide deck
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24T THOUGHT LEADERSHIP: OFFSHORE WIND “The US needs to develop a work- force from scratch,” noting that a mas- sive campaign was undertaken in the UK, something that needs to start now in the United States. Laura Smith, USA Director for Atlas Professionals from renewable energy? NJ wants to de- to the
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 33BULK SHIPPING Credit: Barry Parker markets as they search for infection points. The Capesizes are supply side of shipping; specifcally how much capacity will be heavily dependent on iron ore shipped on long hauls where sea- available to serve cargo demand, which is growing, albeit at an borne fuel costs
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 17faster responsiveness to customer requests; greater software quality, and automation in the operating environment providing the plat- not only because we test smaller units but because test automation form to implement and integrate with various systems to enhance is built into the process; and ultimately