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Author(s)
YunHo Kim, HongGun Sung and SeokKyu Cho
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DOI:10.17265/1934-8975/2017.05.001
Affiliation(s)
Offshore Plant Dept., Korea Research Inst. of Ships & Ocean Eng., Daejeon 34103, Korea
ABSTRACT
In this study, we
perform a series of numerical calculations on two vessels in the time domain.
One vessel maintains its position using an internal turret and catenary mooring
lines, while the other is moored to the former vessel via an STS (ship-to-ship)
mooring system. We obtain hydrodynamic forces using the HOBEM (higher-order
boundary element method). Then, we determine their coefficients using the convolution
function method in the time domain. We model the catenary mooring lines using
the finite element method, and the STS mooring lines are treated as linear SPs (springs) with
constraints. To optimize the STS system, we conduct parametric studies on STS
mooring systems. Finally, we compare the motion and structural responses of the
initial and modified configurations.
KEYWORDS
FLBT (floating LNG bunkering terminal), LNGC (LNG carrier), time-domain analysis, STS mooring system, catenary mooring lines with internal turret.
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