Workshop on ship performance

 Seoul, Korea April 14, 2016

In this workshop we will demonstrate how Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) can be used to optimize the ship performance. The first part of the workshop will cover computation of ship motions and added resistance in waves, and the second part will cover automatic shape optimization for minimum delivered power. The presenters will show examples of these applications and discuss how it can be implemented in the design process using the new efficient techniques in SHIPFLOW 6.

 Agenda

• 10:00 – 12:00. Section I. Seakeeping
  • An introduction to seakeeping and SHIPFLOW MOTIONS theory and numerical method
  • Validations and examples on calm water, regular and irregular wave applications
• 12:00 – 13:00. Lunch
• 13:00 – 15:00. Section II. Performance optimization
  • An introduction to performance optimization with SHIPFLOW 6.
  • Application examples:
    • Automatic shape optimizations for minimum delivered power.
    • Effects of resistance and propeller efficiency.
    • Scale effects.
    • Propeller geometry.
    • Energy Saving Devices.
• 15:00. Q&A session for SHIPFLOW users

Date and Location

Thursday April 14, 2016

Hotel IBIS Ambassador Myeongdong, Seoul.

Registration and additional information

Participation in the workshop is free but registration is required no later than Wednesday April 6. The number of seats are limited.

Contact: Mr. Young-Dal Choi / IMT-MARINE

E-mail: imt-marine@daum.net

Mobile: 010-2521-3113

Presenters

From FLOWTECH International:

Leif Broberg / Managing director

Michal Orych / Senior project manager