The Application of the Finite Element in Analyzing the Bubble in the Ship Wake

Qun Zhang; Ying Min Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.556-562.4271

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The Application of the Finite Element in Analyzing the Bubble in the Ship Wake

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The finite element method was used to analyze the bubble in the ship wake. The single bubble model in the ship wake was created and studied after the material property parameters of the bubble were got by the finite element computation. The finite element model was then analyzed by SYSNOISE. From the analyzing, the displacement of the point on the surface of the bubble was gained when the sound press changing as the frequency varies; the distribution of the pressure was displayed when the frequency of the sound is equal to the resonant frequency of the bubble.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 556-562)

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Qun Zhang*, Ying Min Wang

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Bubble in the Ship Wake, Finite Element Method (FEM), Point Displacement, Pressure Distribution

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