英文摘要 |
A theoretical hull series is employed in this study to evaluate the ITTC 1978 extrapolation method, in order to understand the impact of the scale and hull form on the form factor. Modified Wigley hull is chosen as the hull series utilized in this study, where 25 different hull forms are generated for 5 different block coefficients. The commercial computational fluid dynamics software, STAR-CCM+, is applied to calculate the viscous drag via flow simulations. First, this study validates the accuracy of form factor prediction with a double-model arrangement. After that, the suitability of different flat plate friction lines was appraised with diverse behavior of the form factor under varied hull forms, scale, trying to derive regression formula for each flat plate friction lines. The flat plate friction lines employed in this study are ITTC 1957-2D, ITTC 1957-3D, Grigson formula, ATTC 1947, Kastui formula, and the flat plate friction line calculated by this study. In conclusion, if the series is Modified Wigley Hull form, the form factor is similar as long as their entrance angles are same regardless of distinct block coefficients. As for the suitability of the flat plate friction line, it ends up that the ATTC one is suitable for low run angle (<52.5°), and that Katsui one is suitable for high run angle (>52.5°). |