Collapse Behaviour of a Bulk Carrier under Alternate Heavy Loading Conditions
Collapse Behaviour of a Bulk Carrier under Alternate Heavy Loading Conditions
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2013-09
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Zhiyong Pei;K. Iijima;M. Fujikubo;Yoshiteru Tanaka;Satoyuki Tanaka;S. Okazawa;T. Yao
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Zhiyong Pei;K. Iijima;M. Fujikubo;Yoshiteru Tanaka;Satoyuki Tanaka;S. Okazawa;T. Yao
For a bulk carrier in alternate heavy loading conditions, it is noted that the double bottom of an empty hold is subjected to both longitudinal thrust due to hull girder bending in hogging and local bending caused by high pressure loads on bottom plating. In order to examine the influence of local bending of the double bottom on the ultimate hull girder strength, a series of nonlinear calculations is performed applying three different methods. The first method is Smith’s method using in-house code, HULLST, to evaluate ultimate hull girder strength under pure bending. The second is the application of a new system recently developed by the authors. This method is a combination of load/motion analysis by Singularity Distribution Method and progressive collapse analysis by ISUM/FEM. The third is nonlinear FEM analysis using a commercial code, MSC.Marc. It has been found that bending deformation is produced not only in the double bottom but also in the bilge hopper tank, and the ultimate hull girder strength is reduced by roughly 20% due to this local bending.