- PERIODIC MOTION
- PLATE DEFORMATION
- HOOP STRESS IN A CYLINDRICAL SHELL
- STRESS CONCENTRATION DUE TO A CIRCULAR HOLE
- GENERALIZED DEGREES OF FREEDOM
- BEAM RESIZING
- STRIP THEORY HYDRODYNAMICS
- THREE DIMENSIONAL DIFFRACTION HYDRODYNAMICS
- WIND AND CURRENT FORCES
- PIPELAYING
- HORIZONTAL OSCILLATION OF A TANKER
- WAMIT TO MOSES COMPARISON
A Verification Document
is available where MOSES results
are compared with results for the same problem obtained by
other means.
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The source of the MOSES results is from the set of samples listed below.
PERIODIC MOTION:
There are two periodic motion samples:
PLATE DEFORMATION:
There are three plate deformation samples:
- plate1 data
- plate1 commands
- plate1 log
- plate1 output
- slice data
- slice commands
- slice log
- slice output
- dice data
- dice commands
- dice log
- dice output
HOOP STRESS:
There are four hoop stress samples:
- b_simple data
- b_simple commands
- b_simple log
- b_simple output
- b_detail data
- b_detail commands
- b_detail log
- b_detail output
- r_simple data
- r_simple commands
- r_simple log
- r_simple output
- r_detail data
- r_detail commands
- r_detail log
- r_detail output
HOLE:
There samples looks at the stress concentration factor of a circular hole in a rectangular plate.
GENERALIZED DEGREES OF FREEDOM:
There are four generalized of freedom samples:
- F_pole data, used by all
- f_pole1 commands
- f_pole1 log
- f_pole1 output
- f_pole2 commands
- f_pole2 log
- f_pole2 output
- f_pole3 commands
- f_pole3 log
- f_pole3 output
- f_pole4 commands
- f_pole4 log
- f_pole4 output
BEAM RESIZING:
There are five beam resize samples:
- resiz1 data
- resiz1 commands
- resiz1 log
- resiz1 output
- resiz2 data
- resiz2 commands
- resiz2 log
- resiz2 output
- resiz3 data
- resiz3 commands
- resiz3 log
- resiz3 output
- resiz4 data
- resiz4 commands
- resiz4 log
- resiz4 output
- resiz5 data
- resiz5 commands
- resiz5 log
- resiz5 output
STRIP THEORY:
This sample is used to verify strip theory calculations. Answers from this analysis are used in a comparison with model test results.
3D DIFFRACTION THEORY:
This sample performs a Three Dimensional Diffraction analysis in the frequency domain of the semisubmersible Balder. Results of this analysis are used in comparison with model test results.
WIND AND CURRENT FORCES:
This sample performs looks at different ways of computing wind and current forces. It also looks at the damping produced by these "current force" attractors.
PIPELAYING:
This sample computes the configuration of a pipe being layed in 1600 meters of water. Results of this analysis are used in comparison with results from the computer program OFFPIPE.
TANKER MOTIONS:
This sample analyzes the horizontal oscillation of a single point moored tanker exposed to head wind and current.
WAMIT TO MOSES COMPARISON:
J.Ray McDermott prepared a comparison of the hydrodynamic results computed by WAMIT and MOSES using 3D Diffraction. Five different models were studied: a simple box, a vertical cylinder (SPAR), a general ship form, a TLP and a semisubmersible. Added mass, damping, wave excitation and RAO information is presented. results show favorable agreement between the two programs, click here to view the report