英文摘要 |
Roll motion is a major concern of jack-up turbine installation vessels because it has a direct impact on the downtime of the installation process owing to weather. To be able to predict or prevent large roll angles and accelerations, it is important to understand the physical principals of roll motion and especially roll damping. Empirical methods for prediction of roll damping, such as the Ikeda method, are also restricted in their use, as their development was based on a restricted number of hull shapes and may not be valid for such a TIV with sharp-cornered barges and long extracted legs. To capture the roll characteristics with extracted legs in zero speed operational condition, free decay model tests in calm water will be carried out in this project. Time series of roll motions will be measured for the free decay tests and linear and nonlinear roll damping coefficients will be analyzed using three methods: Froude energy method, Faltinsen method and linear damping for different amplitudes. The reliability will be confirmed by comparing the results from the numerical simulation of free roll motion equations represented by the fitted damping, and the free decay tests. A good understanding of the viscous roll damping together with a validated software package that describes this, would cause the motion analysis to become more precise. |