Ship Collision Research
Factors related to ship collision are
1. the property of the collision: collision with a rigid body, offshore platforms, or another
ship;
2. the strength of the collision: speed, displacement, bow ship, draft, and relative azimuth
of the colliding ship;
3. the condition of the struck ship: displacement, draft, speed, and relative azimuth;
4. environmental conditions: wind, waves, and current;
5. the capacity of the ship’s structure to bear the collision.
Generally, a collision involves two objects: either a struck ship and a colliding object, or
two ships striking each other. According to the centerline and relative location of the
colliding ship, as well as the velocity vector of the object, a collision can be defined as
either a head-on or a side collision; structural response depends greatly on relative
position.
Ship Collision ResearchFactors related to ship collision are1. the property of the collision: collision with a rigid body, offshore platforms, or anothership;2. the strength of the collision: speed, displacement, bow ship, draft, and relative azimuthof the colliding ship;3. the condition of the struck ship: displacement, draft, speed, and relative azimuth;4. environmental conditions: wind, waves, and current;5. the capacity of the ship’s structure to bear the collision.Generally, a collision involves two objects: either a struck ship and a colliding object, ortwo ships striking each other. According to the centerline and relative location of thecolliding ship, as well as the velocity vector of the object, a collision can be defined aseither a head-on or a side collision; structural response depends greatly on relativeposition.
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