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Old   December 25, 2014, 11:44
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Hi, I am calculating drag force on the ship, my problem is that when Writing density"steel" or total mass'450 ton' in type of moving"couple" ,Vessel Sinks,I do not know what to do?
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Old   January 5, 2015, 00:05
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hi,
the vessel's displacement is smaller than the tunnage. so you can try to use 'prescribe' instead of 'coupled' or set the density of your vessel.
i am simulating a ship's motion in waves. and the monving type is semi-coupled.that is x- and y- prescribed and z coupled.
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Old   January 5, 2015, 06:49
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Thank
how much assign the density of your ship model?"SI unit"
can you send your "prepin" simulation just for see it,
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