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Dynamic Response Modeling Of High-Speed Planing Craft With Enforced Acceleration, Gene Hou, Brain Johnson, Jonathan Degroff, Steven Trenor, Jennifer Michaeli Oct 2019

Dynamic Response Modeling Of High-Speed Planing Craft With Enforced Acceleration, Gene Hou, Brain Johnson, Jonathan Degroff, Steven Trenor, Jennifer Michaeli

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Faculty Publications

An approach is investigated in this study for structural dynamic analysis of a high-speed planing hull, in which the pointwise acceleration data collected from sea trials are enforced as base excitation. The paper first performed the full boat analysis of an 11-meter high speed craft for a period of one wave impact selected from each of nine seakeeping runs. The sea trial acceleration data collected from 11 accelerometers placed close to the centerline and the keel are enforced as input, while those from 3 accelerometers placed around the pilot cabin are selected for validation. The substructure dynamic analysis of the …


Dynamic Response Modeling Of High Speed Planing Craft With Enforced Acceleration, Brian K. Johnson Jan 2018

Dynamic Response Modeling Of High Speed Planing Craft With Enforced Acceleration, Brian K. Johnson

Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering Theses & Dissertations

Due to the harsh conditions high speed planing crafts must endure, research to further the understanding of high speed vessel response during wave impacts was conducted. The integration of a finite element model and captured sea trial acceleration data was investigated. The research shows that the finite element model sub-model can be used in lieu of a full finite element model with minimum degradation in output, thus allowing for the analysis of local stress concentrations where critical equipment and or personnel may be located.

The research effort was completed to develop a method for realizing the stress field and deformation …