MODELING OF SHIP MOVEMENT IN SHALLOW WATER ACCORDING TO A SPECIFIC TRAJECTORY AT VARIABLE DEPTH
https://doi.org/10.21822/2073-6185-2017-44-3-93-102
Abstract
Objectives. The movement of a ship in shallow water at both constant and variable depths of a navigation area is considered in the article. With the deterioration of the navigation conditions, the ship's handling is reduced; this is explained in terms of the influence of disturbing factors, among which shallow water has the strongest impact. Based on the analysis of existing mathematical models of ship movement in deep and shallow water – and taking into account their shortcomings – the task is to develop a mathematical model of ship movement in shallow water at a constant and variable navigation area depth, as well as its implementation in software.
Methods. One way to improve the accuracy of a manoeuvre is to obtain a mathematical model, taking into account the analytical dependencies of the shallow water effect on the hydrodynamic coefficients on the hydrodynamic equations of the ship, defined as a function of the ratio of the ship draft to the depth of the water area.
Results. Mathematical models of ship movement in shallow water at variable navigation depths, which differ from the existing ones, are developed: the coefficients of variable hydrodynamic equations are not constant values, but variables obtained by approximating the shallow water impact curves onto hydrodynamic coefficients in the form of third-order polynomials.
Conclusions. The developed mathematical models and their implementation present a number of advantages, which consist in the conducted studies contribution to the development of a new approach in modelling ship movements in shallow water when operating at variable navigation area depths, as well as when simulating ship movements in shallow waters at variable navigation area depth according to a given curvilinear trajectory. The software implementation of mathematical models and algorithms for ship movement in shallow waters with variable depth of the navigation area can be used for further studies on the dynamic characteristics of ships in shallow waters having variable depths, as well as for the analysis and assessment of skipper-induced accidents in maritime transport.
About the Author
Z. M. Abdullaeva
Daghestan State Technical University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
70 I. Shamilya Ave., Makhachkala 367026, Russia
Post-graduate student
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Abdullaeva Z.M. MODELING OF SHIP MOVEMENT IN SHALLOW WATER ACCORDING TO A SPECIFIC TRAJECTORY AT VARIABLE DEPTH. Herald of Dagestan State Technical University. Technical Sciences. 2017;44(3):93-102. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.21822/2073-6185-2017-44-3-93-102
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