Help needed to calculate the resistance of a ship's hull
Dear all,
This is my first post in this forum though I have been following it for some time :) I have a hull surface in .igs format and want to calculate resistance of the hull for a speed of 20 knots. If anyone done similar project using cfx, kindly help me in this regard, as I am unable to find any tutorial specific for ship resistance ( or total drag force) vmak.. |
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hi dear vmak
I have got a project as like as you and I have got only cfx toturial to help me.If you have any question i will help u if i can |
Hi guys.
I have also the same questions. In my case for a boat at 40 knots. Where to find a tutorial about this? Is it CFX capable to do it? Maybe Aqwa should be used? something like this would be nice http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AXjTUaqxjPM and something like this, GREAT ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=stSxJ4qsSWI Thank´s |
Sure, CFX can do those simulations - but do not underestimate the difficulty of it. I hope you have a supercomputer available to run it. Or are you expecting to run it on your desktop :)
CFX has strengths in resistance of things like yachts where the turb transition model comes in handy. But if you are talking about vessels like power boats then I do not think CFX is the best choice of code. It can do it but it is difficult to get working right and slow. You might find Fluent faster, and I suspect other software is available specifically designed for these sort of calulations. For instance Gerris has an impressive list of naval simulations in its examples: http://gfs.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Main_Page But it does not have a turbulence model so can really only model wave resistance in your application. |
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