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9780791859919
No. of Pages:
2000
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ASME Press
Publication date:
2011
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89 Simulation of Fast Trimaran Seakeeping Amelioration Using T-foil Available to Purchase
By
Lin Zhuang
,
Lin Zhuang
College of Shipbuilding Engineering,
Harbin Engineering University
, 150001
, China
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Zhiqun Guo
,
Zhiqun Guo
College of Shipbuilding Engineering,
Harbin Engineering University
, 150001
, China
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Qiang Yang
,
Qiang Yang
College of Shipbuilding Engineering,
Harbin Engineering University
, 150001
, China
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Xiaowen Li
Xiaowen Li
College of Shipbuilding Engineering,
Harbin Engineering University
, 150001
, China
,; [email protected]
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5
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Published:2011
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Zhuang, L, Guo, Z, Yang, Q, & Li, X. "Simulation of Fast Trimaran Seakeeping Amelioration Using T-foil." International Conference on Computer Technology and Development, 3rd (ICCTD 2011). Ed. Zhou, J. ASME Press, 2011.
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Fast trimaran holds excellent performance because of its high transverse stability, large deck, economy of fuel consumption and high speed. However, the highspeed craft can easily make 1Âdolphin movement1Â in heading seas. The T-foil is the most effective stabilizer for alleviating the pitch and heave motions of fast craft. This work designs an autonomous trimaran motion control system utilizing a T-foil which can control the longitudinal motion of fast trimaran. Numerical simulation results show that the motion control system can satisfactorily improve seakeeping performance of fast trimaran.
Topics:
Simulation,
Motion control,
Computer simulation,
Economics ,
Fuel consumption,
Seas,
Stability
Abstract
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1. Introduction
2 Basic Assumption and System Modeling
3. Trimaran Motion Control System
4. Numerical Simulation of the Trimaran Motion Control System
5. Summaries
Acknowledgement
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