Pressure-Correction Method for Simulation of Progressive Flooding and Internal Air flows

Pekka Ruponen

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Pressure-Correction Method for Simulation of Progressive Flooding and Internal Air flows

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 01 Apr 2006 English Publisher:Informa UK LimitedJournal:Ship Technology Research, volume 53, pages 63-73 (issn: 0937-7255, eissn: 2056-7111,

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Authors: Pekka Ruponen;

doi: 10.1179/str.2006.53.2.003

Pressure-Correction Method for Simulation of Progressive Flooding and Internal Air flows

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A pressure-correction method with an implicit scheme is used to solve the time accurate distributions of floodwater and air pressure inside a damaged ship. Only the progress of the floodwater and the airflows inside the ship are considered; changes in the floating position of the ship are excluded. The method is applied to three test cases. The results show that the compression of air and the airflows have significant effects on the flooding rates.

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