A Dynamic Model for Roll Motion of Ships due to Flooding

Jinzhu Xia; Jørgen Juncher Jensen; Preben Terndrup Pedersen

A Dynamic Model for Roll Motion of Ships due to Flooding

Jinzhu Xia, Jørgen Juncher Jensen, Preben Terndrup Pedersen

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Abstract

Because of the large undivided deck spaces, RoRo vessels are often sensitive to rapid capsizing due to sudden ingress of water. Following a high-energy damage, a rapidly increasing heeling moment is induced by the ingress of water, which generates a roll motion of the damaged vessel. If, additionally, the car deck is flooded and/or the cargo is shifted, the heeling moment may exceed the residual restoring moment, which results in capsizing.

Original language	English
Journal	Ship Technology Research
Volume	46
Issue number	Oktober
Pages (from-to)	208-216
ISSN	0937-7255
Publication status	Published - 1999

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A Dynamic Model for Roll Motion of Ships due to Flooding

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