Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper

This study investigates the feasibility of TMD to reduce the heave response of a freely floating vertical circular cylinder. The TMD is designed and positioned inside the cylinder without significantly altering the hydrostatic stability of the structure. A combination of theoretical, experimental, a...

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Main Author: Adi Kurniawan
Other Authors: Gho Wie Min
Format: Theses and Dissertations
Language:English
Published: 2008
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-120692023-03-03T19:23:42Z Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper Adi Kurniawan Gho Wie Min School of Civil and Environmental Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Civil engineering::Water resources This study investigates the feasibility of TMD to reduce the heave response of a freely floating vertical circular cylinder. The TMD is designed and positioned inside the cylinder without significantly altering the hydrostatic stability of the structure. A combination of theoretical, experimental, and numerical studies is employed in the investigation. A preliminary study is first conducted by simplifying the problem into a 2-DOF problem, assuming the added mass and radiation damping as constants. The full linear diffraction and radiation of water waves by the floating cylinder under harmonic wave loadings is then solved semi-analytically, utilising the eigenfunction expansion method, to obtain the hydrodynamic forces and hence, the heave response of the cylinder. MASTER OF ENGINEERING (CEE) 2008-09-25T06:36:10Z 2008-09-25T06:36:10Z 2006 2006 Thesis Adi, K. (2006). Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper. Master’s thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/12069 10.32657/10356/12069 en Nanyang Technological University 213 p. application/pdf
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Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
description This study investigates the feasibility of TMD to reduce the heave response of a freely floating vertical circular cylinder. The TMD is designed and positioned inside the cylinder without significantly altering the hydrostatic stability of the structure. A combination of theoretical, experimental, and numerical studies is employed in the investigation. A preliminary study is first conducted by simplifying the problem into a 2-DOF problem, assuming the added mass and radiation damping as constants. The full linear diffraction and radiation of water waves by the floating cylinder under harmonic wave loadings is then solved semi-analytically, utilising the eigenfunction expansion method, to obtain the hydrodynamic forces and hence, the heave response of the cylinder.
author2 Gho Wie Min
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author Adi Kurniawan
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title Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
title_short Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
title_full Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
title_fullStr Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
title_full_unstemmed Heave response of a floating vertical cylinder with built-in tuned mass damper
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