Torgrim Driveklepp’s research while affiliated with Det Norske Veritas and other places

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Publications (1)


Stochastic Analysis of Impact Loads on Marine Structures
  • Conference Paper

July 2012

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Jens B. Helmers

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Torgrim Driveklepp

An efficient Monte Carlo method is developed to perform the stochastic analysis of slamming loads on marine structures. The probability distribution of the maximum impact force during slamming is established for a given stationary sea state. The method is demonstrated by using a uniform wedge and Wagner’s flat plate theory. Stochastic effects related to deadrise angle, flow separation from the knuckle, vertical position of the structure, vertical motion and roll motion are investigated. The statistics of other parameters such as the duration of the slamming event and the maximum penetration of the structure into water are also assessed.

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... For bottom wave slamming, the vertical component of the fluid velocity, at impact, is usually considered as the most decisive variable when estimating the resulting slamming loads (see e.g.[20,21,22,23,24]). Depending on the shape of the slamming-exposed body, and the desired degree of accuracy, it may be important to include additional kinematic variables -for instance the free-surface slope, the horizontal fluid velocity, or the fluid acceleration -as input of the considered slamming model (see e.g.[25,26,27,28,29]). ...

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On the relevance of fatigue in the risk of failure of marine structures exposed to bottom wave slamming
Stochastic Analysis of Impact Loads on Marine Structures
  • Citing Conference Paper
  • July 2012