
handle: 11588/997727 , 11588/997808 , 11368/1750532 , 11368/1752051 , 20.500.14243/8044 , 20.500.14243/13521
handle: 11588/997727 , 11588/997808 , 11368/1750532 , 11368/1752051 , 20.500.14243/8044 , 20.500.14243/13521
This paper summarizes the results and the problems still open regarding the development of a 1.5DOF nonlinear mathematical model of the parametric rolling in longitudinal waves with particular regard to the head sea condition. A first part is devoted to the case of regular waves, while the second concerns parametric rolling generated by irregular waves obtained by means of white noise filtered through a linear filter with adjustable bandwidth and by using a Bretschneider spectrum. The availability of an extensive series of test results on scale models conducted at University of Trieste and at INSEAN, allows a thorough discussion of the problems connected with the threshold formulation for parametric rolling and its amplitude modelling above threshold
Parametric rolling, irregular sea, Irregular waves, parametric rolling, ship motion, parametric rolling; mathematical models, ship motion; irregular sea; parametric rolling
Parametric rolling, irregular sea, Irregular waves, parametric rolling, ship motion, parametric rolling; mathematical models, ship motion; irregular sea; parametric rolling
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