Finite Element Method in Modeling of Ship Structures. Part II – Practical Analysis Example

  • Doan D
  • Szeleziński A
  • Murawski L
  • et al.
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Abstract

art I of this paper presents basic knowledge about Finite Element Method including the modeling method of ship structures. Numerical modeling methods were also shortly described. A ship hull and the upper works are typical thin-walled structures. Modeling method of plates (typical 2-D elements) with stiffeners (1-D elements) is presented in details. In the part II of the article, practical example of Ro-Ro ship's deck analyses was performed using Patran-Nastran software (MSC Software). The most common and dangerous risks and errors occurring in the process of ship structure modeling were discussed.

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Doan, D., Szeleziński, A., Murawski, L., & Muc, A. (2018). Finite Element Method in Modeling of Ship Structures. Part II – Practical Analysis Example. Scientific Journal of Gdynia Maritime University, (105), 19–31. https://doi.org/10.26408/105.02

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