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Title: The influence of dihedral bulbous bows on the resistance of small fishing vessels: A numerical study
Authors: Díaz Ojeda, Héctor Rubén 
Pérez-Arribas, F.
Turnock, Stephen R.
UNESCO Clasification: 3319 Tecnología naval
331912 Construcción naval
Keywords: Dihedral bow
Small fishing vessels
Computational fluid dynamics
Ship energy efficiency
OpenFOAM
Issue Date: 2023
Project: Infraestructura de Computación Científica Para Aplicaciones de Inteligencia Artificialy Simulación Numérica en Medioambientey Gestión de Energías Renovables (Iusiani-Ods) 
Journal: Ocean Engineering 
Abstract: Environmental aspects in the shipping industry are nowadays taking more relevance. Independently of the type of fuel used, good drawing lines in ships might help with the emission mitigation and also with the ship efficiency. In the fishing industry, ships lines in non-developed countries and in small traditional ships are normally not optimized what leads to a no optimal use of the resources and operation. In this work this topic is treated. The lines of two fishing vessels are studied numerically and compared with towing tank experiments. Those lines from a displacement and a semi-displacement hull, are optimized by adding a new type of bow named as dihedral bulbous bow. This bow produces a reduction over 10% of the ship’s resistance. This work focuses on explaining numerically why that difference occurs. The bulbous bow reduces the pressure resistance by softening the flow that reaches the bow.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10553/123158
ISSN: 0029-8018
DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2023.114661
Source: Ocean Engineering [ISSN 0029-8018], v. 281, 114661, (Agosto 2023)
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