An extended ice failure model to improve the fidelity of icebreaking pattern in numerical simulation of ship performance in level ice
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DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2019.02.051
Abstract: Abstract The modelling of the ice failure including icebreaking pattern and ice bearing capacity is an important issue in numerical simulations of ships going through level ice, in order to predict ship performance and ice… read more here.
Keywords: ice failure; geometry; model; ice ... See more keywords
Experimental investigations on the level ice resistance of ships with non-typical icebreaking bow shapes
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DOI: 10.1080/17445302.2021.1884812
Abstract: ABSTRACT For non-typical icebreaking ships with high stem and/or small waterline angles, the hull–ice interaction process in level ice comprises a combination of many different phenomena which is difficult to be described by existing straightforward… read more here.
Keywords: non typical; level ice; ice resistance; resistance ... See more keywords
Estimation of the Ice-Induced Fatigue Damage to a Semi-Submersible Platform under Level Ice Conditions
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DOI: 10.3390/app13116688
Abstract: This study presents a fatigue analysis procedure for inclined structures operated in level ice fields. Three methods for calculating the local ice load causing fatigue damage, namely the direct method, simplified method, and semi-analytical method,… read more here.
Keywords: fatigue damage; level ice; ice; semi analytical ... See more keywords