Development of Safer Ships by Deterministic Analysis of Extreme Roll Motions in Harsh Seas

Author:

Clauss Gu¨nther F.1,Hennig Janou1,Cramer Heike2,Kru¨ger Stefan3

Affiliation:

1. Technical University of Berlin, Berlin, Germany

2. Flensburg Shipyard, Germany

3. Technical University of Hamburg-Harburg, Hamburg, Germany

Abstract

For modern ship design — as confirmed by many examples of ship design and operation — the current intact stability code (IMO (2002)) does not provide a reliable basis for the assessment of ship safety in rough seas. In ship design the application of the IS-Code is not supporting design decisions towards increased safety in rough seas (Cramer and Kru¨ger (2001)), and ship operators find their cargo and/or vessels endangered by large roll angles and accelerations (France et al. (2001)). Thus, there is a great need for procedures to analyze ship safety in rough seas. This paper presents innovative deterministic seakeeping test procedures which are used to identify the physical mechanism endangering intact ships by evaluating cause-reaction relations of wave/structure interaction. Rogue wave sequences are embedded in severe seas for computer controlled capsizing tests of different vessels at the Hamburg Ship Model Basin. The model test results are used as a basis for the development of non-linear numerical methods to simulate ship motions in extreme seas with the target to design safer ships with reduced capsizing risk. Polar plots following from the non-linear simulations allow the evaluation of ship safety in severe seas with reference to course, speed and trim.

Publisher

ASMEDC

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