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April 1, 2011, 08:49 |
DFBI Analysis of a Sail Boat in Planing Regime
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Dear All,
I am working on 6-dof analysis of a sail boat hull for which I have the experiment results. Drag, sinkage and trim results as well as the wave profile are fine for low speed analysis. However, as I increase the speed and the boat approaches planing regime, drag results started deviating from the experimental results. I found out that this deviation is due to a rather unphysical and weird air phase being formed on the bottom of the hull, along from the bow to the transom!!! I have attached two pictures from the analyses for better understanding of the problem. So far, I tried changing time step, turbulence model and grid density, all without success. Has anybody experienced similar issues? Or any ideas why this is happening? Thanks in advance, Ziya |
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