폰툰식 VLFS의 초기구조설계에 관한 연구A Study on Preliminary Structural Design of Pontoon Type VLFS
- Other Titles
- A Study on Preliminary Structural Design of Pontoon Type VLFS
- Authors
- 박성환; 이탁기; 홍사영
- Issue Date
- 1-12월-2005
- Publisher
- 대한조선학회
- Keywords
- Global structural safety; hydro-elastic analysis; VLFS,Wave loads; Flexural rigidity; Marina resort
- Citation
- 대한조선학회 논문집, v.42, no.6, pp 644 - 653
- Pages
- 10
- Journal Title
- 대한조선학회 논문집
- Volume
- 42
- Number
- 6
- Start Page
- 644
- End Page
- 653
- URI
- https://www.kriso.re.kr/sciwatch/handle/2021.sw.kriso/7964
- Abstract
- In general the loads due to ocean wave are considered as main design parameters governing the global structural safety of VLFS (Very Large Floating Structure). In order to predict design wave loads accurately, hydro-elastic analysis must be conducted considering the initial global flexural rigidity of VLFS. However, in order to determine the structural scantling of major members (deck, bottom,side panels and longitudinal / transverse BHD etc.).static load and design wave loads must be given as explicit form generally. Therefore in order to determine a proper structural arrangement and scantlings of VLFS at initial design stage, both calculations of structural scantling and hydro-elastic analysis for wave conditions must be conducted iteratively and the convergence of their results must be checked. In this paper, based on the case design of a 500x300 m size' s floating marina resort, the details of structural design technique using hydro-elastic analysis are explained and discussed. At first, the environmental conditions and the system requirements of the design of marina resort are described. The scantling formulas for the major members of pontoon type VLFS are proposed from the local and global design points of view. Considering the design wave loads as well as static design loads, the structural safety is checked iteratively.
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