Fluid-Structural interaction study of the structural arrangement of a riverine low-draft combat boat for coastal transit conditions
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hydrodynamic pressure, direct analysis, aluminum hulls, fluid- structural interactionAbstract
The Riverine low draft combat boats are aluminium-built crafts designed to operate exclusively in low-depth riverine environments. Given the Colombian geography, these operations might be extended to estuaries or coastal transit conditions. Consequently, there is a need of studying the structural integrity of the hull in the case of coastal transit. A fluid-structural interaction study was performed in which the hydrodynamic hull pressures are associated as an input in a static structural finite element analysis. The obtained hull pressures were compared with the values suggested by the classification rules.
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