ESD@SEA

Design of energy saving devices for real operating conditions

supported by

BMWi -  Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

Partners

Van der Velden Barkemeyer GmbH, Mecklenburger Metallguss GmbH, Schiffbau-Versuchsanstalt Potsdam GmbH, TUHH M6

Duration

01.06.2017 - 31.05.2020

For more detailed information please get in touch with one of the contact persons: Maximilian Liebert and Björn Carstensen

Publications

The following publications have been written during the research project:

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Title: Calculation of Rudder Forces in the Design Process Using a Panel Method with a Lifting Line Approach for Wake Alignment.
Written by: Björn Carstensen
in: <em>PRADS, Yokohama, Japan</em>. (2019).
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Note: ESDATSEA

Abstract: The accurate prediction of the propeller and rudder forces is crucial for an efficient design. While the calculation of transversal forces is of interest for manoeuvring, the prediction of the longitudinal forces and the propeller-rudder interaction gains in importance due to energy efficiency requirements. Therefore, this paper presents a method to quickly calculate the rudder forces including the bidirectional interaction between rudder and propeller. The method couples a lifting line approach with a panel method. The lifting line approach is used for the calculation of the propeller forces and for the initial calculation of the interaction. Thereafter, the results of the flow field are applied to the panel method which is used for the rudder force calculation. Afterwards, the result of the panel method is used to improve the inflow to the propeller in the lifting line. The paper validates the rudder force calculation and shows applications of the method in the design process.