Analysis of Air-Flow Field of Large Ships in Waves

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Movement of large ship in waves is one of the important factors which can induce ship surface air turbulence; it is bound to a large impact on the air-flow field on deck, which affect the safety of the aircraft landing. In order to study the change of the flow field in the process of movement of large ship and its influence on aircrafts take-off and landing, under the same experimental condition of the unsteady condition. We set up 3d model, observe and analyze the ships air-flow field changes in the movement. Finally, calculate the results and give the effect of the aircraft landing in the key areas.

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