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3D CDF modeling of ship's heeling moment due to liquid sloshing in tanks - a case study

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Krata P. , Jachowski J.

tom Vol. 17, No. 4

245-251

Modeling of liquid sloshing inside partly filled ships' tanks can be carried out by a variety of methods. The simplest and perhaps the less reliable is a quasi-static approach which is, however, recommended in the Intact Stability Code by the International Maritime Organization. Hence the only advantage of the static estimation of liquid sloshing is simplicity of calculations, the research into the application of CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) was performed in Department of Ship Operation at Gdynia Maritime University. The paper presents results of numerical simulations o f a liquid sloshing phenomenon performed by means of a code Fluent. The research was focused on a computation of the heeling moment affecting stability of a vessel, especially on the dynamic effects, which are omitted in obligatory intact ship's stability regulations nowadays. The computed distributions of dynamic pressures on tank walls were carried out for large oscillation amplitude which is characteristic for stormy sea conditions. Ali the simulations were computed in 3D mode and they provide high accuracy results. A case study described in the paper enables realistic comparison of the results of CFD liquid sloshing simulations and the simple statics based computations. The study reveals some weaknesses of the contemporary quasi-static approach towards the free surface effect and it might be the contribution to the more sophisticated estimation of the ship's stability than it is achieved nowadays.

Safety management on Ro-Ro passenger ships

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Szymoński M.

2024

tom Vol. 18 No. 2

281--285

To define the safety management on Ro-Ro passenger ship, the wide spectrum of captain’s responsibilities should be taken into consideration. One of the important responsibilities is the ship’s stability examination. The other measures as the ship’s condition, wind on ship with large windage area, rolling characteristics, severe seas etc., are important for ensuring the safe operating of ship, to minimize the risk to the ship, to the personnel and passengers on board , and to the environment. The international convention for the Safety Of Life At Sea – ( SOLAS 90) make into fact the continual development of safety standards in the 111 years since the sinking of the Titanic. Important enhancement stability, operational requirements and damage stability requirements were made as a consequence of several disasters at sea: “Torrey Canyon” in 1967 , “Herald of Free Enterprise” in 1987 (183 dead), “Exon Valdez” in 1989, “Braer” in 1993, “Estonia” in 1994 (892 dead). In particular the dramatic loss of the Ro-Ro/Passenger vessels M/F “Herald of Free Enterprise” in 1987, and M/F “Estonia” in 1994, respectively, has resulted in the international regulation requiring enhanced damage stability requirements for this type of vessels, and in more stringent damage stability criteria adopted on a regional basis by Northern European countries (STOCKHOLM Agreement, 1977).