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snuMHLFoam
SNU-MHL-CFD
Core Research
- Analysis of violent free-surface problems and fully-nonlinear seakeeping & maneuvering problems
Major Development / Accomplishment
- Development of an open-source based code to simulate various ship hydrodynamics problems (snuMHLFoam)
Numerical Methods / Approaches
- Finite volume method
- Stabilized k-omega SST turbulence model for multi-phase computation
- Optimized overset algorithm for moving bodies
- Enhanced body force propeller model
- Macro based automatic procedures for hull mesh generation
Added resistance
Numerical PMM test
Ship manuvering in waves
Core Research
- Analysis of violent free-surface problems and fully-nonlinear seakeeping & maneuvering problems
Major Development / Accomplishment
- Development of an in-house code to simulate various nonlinear wave-body interaction problems (SNU-MHL-CFD)
Numerical Methods / Approaches
- Cartesian-grid based method
- Finite volume method
- Fractional step method for pressure-velocity coupling
- THINC/WLIC method for free-surface capturing
- Immersed boundary approach for arbitrary moving bodies in Cartesian-grid
- Level-set / angle weighted pseudo-normal approach for calculating volume fraction of a body
- Volume weighted method for the body boundary condition
3D dam breaking with an obstacle
Free-surface shapes in sloshing problem
Cartesian grids and wave contours in seakeeping problem
Water entry of 2D ship section