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A finite element model for wave refraction and diffraction
AbstractA two-dimensional hybrid finite element method is developed to study the scattering of water waves by an island and to calculate wave forces and moments on offshore structures. The offshore structure, which could be either semi-submerged or fully extended in the water, is assumed to be stationary. The numerical model is based on the mild-slope equation. It can be applied to both long-wave and short-wave problems. A special treatment for the problem with the semi-submerged structure is introduced. Comparisons are given with existing analytical solutions and other numerical results. The present model is shown to be an efficient and accurate method for the solution of wave refraction and diffraction problems.
A finite element model for wave refraction and diffraction
AbstractA two-dimensional hybrid finite element method is developed to study the scattering of water waves by an island and to calculate wave forces and moments on offshore structures. The offshore structure, which could be either semi-submerged or fully extended in the water, is assumed to be stationary. The numerical model is based on the mild-slope equation. It can be applied to both long-wave and short-wave problems. A special treatment for the problem with the semi-submerged structure is introduced. Comparisons are given with existing analytical solutions and other numerical results. The present model is shown to be an efficient and accurate method for the solution of wave refraction and diffraction problems.
A finite element model for wave refraction and diffraction
Tsay, Ting-Kuei (Autor:in) / Liu, Philip L-F. (Autor:in)
Applied Ocean Research ; 5 ; 30-37
01.01.1983
8 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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