A numerical examination is presented of the response of floating elastic beams to regular and irregular waves. The mathematical approach described is applicable to problems in VLFS hydroelasticity and sea-ice/wave in-teractions. Finite element methods are applied to the 2D time-dependent hydroelastic problem, both within the beam and in the potential flow. The formulation is de-signed to allow interchangeable beam models and, in par-ticular, to include nonlinearity. Comparisons of linear and nonlinear models are shown for moderate wave steep-nesses
Abstract: The paper aims to shed light on links between the classical modal superposition analysis o...
Pontoon-type very large floating structures (VLFS) are giant plates resting on the sea surface. As t...
The hydroelastic response of a very large floating structure in regular waves suffering an external ...
A higher order finite element scheme is presented for the study of the transient hydroelastic respon...
This research project develops an adaptable framework for simulating hydroelastic interaction using ...
The hydroelastic response of a thin, nonlinear, elastic strip floating in shalow-water environment ...
Although there is an extensive literature focused upon hydroelastic analysis of the floating plat-fo...
This paper is concerned with the hydroelastic response of multiple floating beams connected together...
AbstractA higher order finite element scheme is presented for the study of the transient hydroelasti...
A novel frequency domain numerical method for Very Large Floating Structure (VLFS) hydroelasticity i...
Based on the three dimensional potential theory and finite element method (FEM), this paper presente...
Due to the interaction between elastic structural deformations and fluid motions, the responses of f...
This thesis concerns a hydroelastic analysis of a multi-module very large floating structure (VLFS),...
Hydroelastic responses of floating elastic surfaces to incident non-linear waves of solitary and cno...
A new numerical method, which is based on three-dimensional (3D) potential flow theory and finite el...
Abstract: The paper aims to shed light on links between the classical modal superposition analysis o...
Pontoon-type very large floating structures (VLFS) are giant plates resting on the sea surface. As t...
The hydroelastic response of a very large floating structure in regular waves suffering an external ...
A higher order finite element scheme is presented for the study of the transient hydroelastic respon...
This research project develops an adaptable framework for simulating hydroelastic interaction using ...
The hydroelastic response of a thin, nonlinear, elastic strip floating in shalow-water environment ...
Although there is an extensive literature focused upon hydroelastic analysis of the floating plat-fo...
This paper is concerned with the hydroelastic response of multiple floating beams connected together...
AbstractA higher order finite element scheme is presented for the study of the transient hydroelasti...
A novel frequency domain numerical method for Very Large Floating Structure (VLFS) hydroelasticity i...
Based on the three dimensional potential theory and finite element method (FEM), this paper presente...
Due to the interaction between elastic structural deformations and fluid motions, the responses of f...
This thesis concerns a hydroelastic analysis of a multi-module very large floating structure (VLFS),...
Hydroelastic responses of floating elastic surfaces to incident non-linear waves of solitary and cno...
A new numerical method, which is based on three-dimensional (3D) potential flow theory and finite el...
Abstract: The paper aims to shed light on links between the classical modal superposition analysis o...
Pontoon-type very large floating structures (VLFS) are giant plates resting on the sea surface. As t...
The hydroelastic response of a very large floating structure in regular waves suffering an external ...