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The Mobility Compass is an open tool for improving networking and interdisciplinary exchange within mobility and transport research. It enables cross-database search for cooperation and network partners and discovering of the research landscape.

The dashboard provides detailed information about the selected scientist, e.g. publications. The dashboard can be filtered and shows the relationship to co-authors in different diagrams. In addition, a link is provided to find contact information.

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  • 2022Simulation Modelling of a Ship Propulsion System in Waves for Control Purpose14citations
  • 2021Simulation Modeling of a Ship Propulsion System in Waves for Control Purposes14citations
  • 2020Energy efficiency analysis of a flexible marine hybrid propulsion system14citations
  • 2019Simulation techniques for design and control of a waste heat recovery system in marine natural gas propulsion applications19citations
  • 2018Improvements of the Ship Energy Efficiency by a Steam Powered Turbogenerator in LNG Propulsion Applicationscitations
  • 2015Waste heat recovery systems from marine diesel engines: comparison between new design and retrofitting solutionscitations
  • 2015Proceedings 18th International Conference on Ships and Shipping Research 2015 – NAV’2015citations
  • 2014Performance decay analysis of a marine gas turbine propulsion system22citations
  • 2013Integration of numerical modelling and simulation techniques for the analysis of towing operations of cargo shipscitations
  • 2011Advances in automation design for fast vessels propulsioncitations
  • 2010Simulation of the dynamic behaviour of a CODLAG propulsion plantcitations
  • 2010Dynamics of larger merchant ships during harbour towing operations by using continuous time simulation and CFD techniquescitations
  • 2009Real-time simulation of a COGAG naval ship propulsion system41citations
  • 2007Design and test of the propulsion control of the aircraft carrier “Cavour” using Real-Time Hardware in the Loop Simulationcitations
  • 2006Marine gas turbine propulsion system simulation: comparison of different approachescitations
  • 2003Waterjet performance predictioncitations

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  • Campora, Ugo
  • Acanfora, Maria
  • Micoli, Luca
  • Balsamo, Flavio
  • Vigna, Veronica
  • Donnarumma, Silvia
  • Zaccone, Raphael
  • Savio, Stefano
  • Laviola, Michele
  • Trucco, Alessandro
  • Sabattini, Alessandro
  • Francescutto, Alberto
  • Marco Altosole, Alberto Francescutto
  • Figari, Massimo
  • Martelli, Michele
  • Viviani, Michele
  • Boote, Dario
  • Brizzolara, Stefano
  • Galli, M.
  • Benvenuto, Giovanni Battista
  • Dubbioso, G.
  • Trapani, A. Millerani
  • Michetti, S.
  • Maffioletti, L.
  • Bagnasco, A.
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Integration of numerical modelling and simulation techniques for the analysis of towing operations of cargo ships

  • Viviani, Michele
  • Altosole, Marco
  • Boote, Dario
  • Brizzolara, Stefano
Abstract

The paper is focused on some benefits gained by the integration of CFD results into the simulation process over time, in order to develop a whole numerical model representing the dynamics of a large merchant ship during towing/escorting operations in severe weather conditions. In particular, the shown application is referred to the simulation of a container ship, towed by two tugboats in a typical Mediterranean harbor. The developed simulator consists of a set of ordinary differential equations, mathematical relationships and numerical tables which represent the ship and the propulsion system dynamics, while CFD method is used in order to model the wind forces, eventually influenced by the presence of some harbor breakwaters, acting on the considered ship. The proposed simulator can be used as a powerful tool to plan safer towing arrangements and procedures, or to analyze in post-processing possible human errors in the case of unfortunate marine accidents.

Topics
  • equation
  • simulation
  • human being
  • commodity
  • modeling
  • train consist
  • container
  • container
  • wind
  • harbour
  • propulsion
  • containership
  • weather condition
  • human error
  • differential equation
  • tugboat
  • water transportation crash
  • breakwater

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