英文摘要 |
"Navigational casualties including collisions represent the most of the marine casualties and incidents. In order to reduce the structural damage caused by collision, this article investigates the crashworthiness of an aluminum catama-ran when colliding with a smaller steel boat. First, the added mass and damping coefficient of the catamaran were computed by CFD and deployed on the structural model for motion response. Next, an explicit dynamic finite element analysis of the port structure with refined elements around the collision area was carried out. The aluminum material included elastic, plastic and failure mechanics models. The collision conditions assumed that the steel boat hit the side of the catamaran at different speeds. The deformations and damages of the shell plates, transverse bulkheads, longitu-dinal and transverse web frames and other components were observed during the impact process. The collision pene-tration and impact resistance were obtained against impact speeds to reveal the kinetic energy converted into frictional loss and internal energy, which was majorly absorbed by plastic deformation." |