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Ship scale self propulsion CFD simulation results compared to sea trial measurements

CFD simulation results for self propelled full scale ship are compared to sea trial measurements in this work. Two–phase RANS based CFD numerical model used in this work is based on the Ghost Fluid Method for numerically robust treatment of discontinuities at the free surface and the algebraic Volume–of–Fluid method for interface capturing. The propeller is modelled as a pressure–jump based actuator disc, allowing CPU time efficient simulations while preserving the accuracy of integral results. The numerical model is implemented in foam–extend, a community driven fork of the OpenFOAM software. The comparison with sea trials includes achieved forward speed, thrust and torque for given shaft speed (in RPM) for a general cargo carrier.

CFD, Ship Scale Self Propulsion, Sea Trial Validation, OpenFOAM

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