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The maneuverability of a submarine in the vertical plane is a key indicator of navigation safety. However, existing studies typically evaluate maneuvering performance based on hydrodynamic coefficients, often neglecting the flow-field evolution induced ...
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Objective This study aims to investigate the dynamic behavior and flow field characteristics of trans-medium submersibles during underwater straight-line navigation and turning maneuvers.MethodTo this end, computational fluid dynamics simulations were ...
Deshun LU +3 more
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Underwater radiated noise (URN) from submarine propulsors requires reliable flow prediction as a prerequisite for cavitation and acoustic analyses. This study validates a computational fluid dynamics (CFD) workflow to predict the propeller open-water ...
Byeong-U You +4 more
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Wall-Modeled Large-Eddy Simulation for Complex Turbulent Flows. [PDF]
Bose ST, Park GI.
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Due to their military applications, submarines are expected to possess certain operational capabilities. Among these, maneuverability stands out as a critical feature, and the investigation and prediction of this capability in the early design stages is of particular importance.
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Numerical investigation of the hydrodynamics of a submarine with pump-jet propulsor in oblique sailing under wave-current coupling. [PDF]
Li XR, Ding Y.
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Echo-Level SAR Imaging Simulation of Wakes Excited by a Submerged Body. [PDF]
Jia Y +5 more
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Refining Electronic Tagging of Marine Animals: Computational Fluid Dynamics and Pelagic Sharks. [PDF]
Maillard TC +4 more
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Investigation of self-propulsion of DARPA Suboff by RANS method
Ocean Engineering, 2018Abstract In this study, the resistance and self-propulsion analyses of the benchmark DARPA Suboff with E1619 propeller have been done using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) method. Single phase analyses have been carried out by assuming 3-D, turbulent, incompressible and steady flow, thus the governing equations (RANS Equations) have been ...
Cihad Delen, Sakir Bal, Savas Sezen
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