Techniques for designing elastic models of offshore structures: fluid-structure interaction - modal analysis

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Subjecttechniques; elastic models; offshore structures; modal analysis
Abstract
Methodologies for performing modal analysis of a flexible structure vibrating in a fluid were developed and implemented by interfacing the SDRC I-DEAS software of the Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science and the HYDROPAN program at the Institute for Marine Dynamics. A case study involving a thin walled cylindrical shell partially submerged in water was used to demonstrate the various steps involving a "dry" mode analysis, inclusion of the added mass effect and the subsequent "wet" mode analysis. Natural frequencies were determined for the in vacuo and submerged cases.
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PublisherNational Research Council Canada. Institute for Marine Dynamics
PlaceSt. John's, NL
IdentifierCR-1989-09
NRC number5635
NPARC number8895210
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