Ship motion in non-homogeneous media

Touvia Miloh*

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Abstract

This paper introduces some new aspects of flow non-homogeneity relevant to marine hydrodynamics, such as the influence of flow stratification, i.e. vertical gradients of both density and viscosity and their effects on the motion of surface and submerged vessels. Some problems involving ship motion are also studied, namely the full hydrodynamic problem of a body moving in a stratified medium and its interaction with the induced system of internal waves; the stability problem of a submarine crossing a thermocline; the motion of a submarine near viscoelastic movable seabed; and the maneuvering characteristics of landing crafts, river ferrous and slow ships moving over a soft-mud or silt covered bottom.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)140-156
Number of pages17
JournalShip Technology Research
Volume42
Issue number3
StatePublished - Jul 1995

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