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Design Principles for Ocean Vehicles (13.42)

Subjects: Engineering · Mechanical Engineering

Art: Robison, John, 1739-1805., Steam engine - Mr. Watt's double steam engine from his specification…, 1822 · Public domain

Instructor: Prof. Alexandra Techet
Term: Spring 2005
Level: Graduate
What's inside: 1 reading · 60 other files · 7 web pages
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Design Principles for Ocean Vehicles (13.42)

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Lecture 1: Introduction to Course Review of Dynamical Systems

Lecture 2: Dynamical Systems and Ship Motions Review of Complex Numbers

Lecture 3: Tools for Analyzing Ship Motions: Introduction to Linear Systems, Fourier Transforms

Lecture 4: Tools for Analyzing Ship Motions: Fourier Transforms and Transfer Functions

Lecture 5: System Characterization: Transfer Functions and Impulse Response

Lecture 6: Characterization of Random Environments: Waves and Wave Spectra

Lecture 7: Random Variables

Lecture 8: Random Processes

Lecture 9: Statistics of Random Sea Waves

Lecture 10: Long Term Wave Statistics

Lecture 11: Exam 1: In-class

Lecture 12: Designing for Extreme Events: 100 Year Waves

Lecture 13: Fluid Forces on Bodies: Viscous and Inertial Forces

Lecture 14: Wave Forces on Floating Bodies

Lecture 15: Equations of Motion of Floating Vessels under Wave Forcing

Lecture 16: Froude Krylov Forces Heave and Surge Motions

Lecture 17: Forward Speed Effects and Model Testing

Lecture 18: Seakeeping Analysis Natural Frequency/Natural Periods

Lecture 19: Ship Motion in Roll, Roll Damping

Lecture 20: Vortex Induced Vibrations I: Viscous Forces

Lecture 21: Vortex Induced Vibrations II: Considerations for Offshore Platform Design

Lecture 22: Second Order Forces Wave Drift

Lecture 23: Exam 2: In-class

Lecture 24: Free Surface Impact Problem Applied to Ship Slamming

Lecture 25: Class Presentations

Lecture 26: Class Presentations (cont.)