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Journal of Marine Science and Engineering, Volume 12, Issue 1

January 2024 - 197 articles

Cover Story: Accurate prediction of turbulent flows around hydrofoils or propellers remains a challenge in naval architecture. While vortex-lattice and panel methods offer computational efficiency, their capability to predict viscosity effects relies on empirical coefficients or coupling with boundary layer solvers. Conversely, viscous flow methods, incorporating turbulence models, provide accuracy but demand significant computational resources and grid preparation time. This necessitates an approach that balances accuracy and efficiency. This research proposes an efficient and robust tool for simulating flows around hydrofoils, applicable also to marine propellers. It addresses computational challenges associated with hydrofoils and propellers in turbulent flows, offering benefits such as reduced computational costs, increased reliability, improved accuracy, and a user-friendly meshing process. View this paper
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Articles (197)

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
1,721 Views
23 Pages

Dipole Oscillations along Principal Coordinates in a Frozen Channel in the Context of Symmetric Linear Thickness of Porous Ice

  • Konstantin Shishmarev,
  • Tatyana Sibiryakova,
  • Kristina Naydenova and
  • Tatyana Khabakhpasheva

The problem of periodic oscillations of a dipole, specifically its strength, along the principal axes in a three-dimensional frozen channel is considered. The key points of the problem are taking into account the linear thickness of ice across the ch...

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
5,318 Views
20 Pages

StereoYOLO: A Stereo Vision-Based Method for Maritime Object Recognition and Localization

  • Yifan Shang,
  • Wanneng Yu,
  • Guangmiao Zeng,
  • Huihui Li and
  • Yuegao Wu

Image recognition is vital for intelligent ships’ autonomous navigation. However, traditional methods often fail to accurately identify maritime objects’ spatial positions, especially under electromagnetic silence. We introduce the Stereo...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
2,074 Views
15 Pages

Constant changes occur in coastal areas over different timescales, requiring observation and modeling. Specifically, modeling morphological changes resulting from short-term events, such as storms, is of great importance in coastal management. Parame...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
4,377 Views
21 Pages

A Deep-Sea Environment Simulated Test System for Subsea Control Modules, Part A: Prototype and Test

  • Shoubo Shang,
  • Xiangyu Wang,
  • Qingnan Han,
  • Peng Jia,
  • Feihong Yun,
  • Jing Wen,
  • Chao Li,
  • Ming Ju and
  • Liquan Wang

This paper proposes a version of the deep-sea environment simulated test system for subsea control modules to solve the problem of incomplete testing systems for electro-hydraulic subsea control modules. Based on the subsea control module test requir...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
2,088 Views
14 Pages

Using a three-dimensional coupled physical–biological model, this paper explores the effect that short-lived wind events lasting a few days in duration have on the creation of phytoplankton blooms in island wakes. Findings show that wind-induce...

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
3,003 Views
25 Pages

This study introduces a groundbreaking approach for real-time 3D localization, specifically focusing on achieving seamless and precise localization during the terminal guidance phase of an autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) as it approaches an omnid...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
2,169 Views
23 Pages

Design and Performance Evaluation of an Enclosed Inertial Wave Energy Converter with a Nonlinear Stiffness Mechanism

  • Jian Qin,
  • Zhenquan Zhang,
  • Xuening Song,
  • Shuting Huang,
  • Yanjun Liu and
  • Gang Xue

In order to enhance the power generation efficiency and reliability of wave energy converters (WECs), an enclosed inertial WEC with a magnetic nonlinear stiffness mechanism (nonlinear EIWEC) is proposed in this paper. A mathematical model of the nonl...

  • Article
  • Open Access
20 Citations
4,307 Views
22 Pages

Accurate ship object detection ensures navigation safety and effective maritime traffic management. Existing ship target detection models often have the problem of missed detection in complex marine environments, and it is hard to achieve high accura...

  • Article
  • Open Access
2 Citations
2,537 Views
22 Pages

Suction anchors play a crucial role as marine supporting infrastructure within mooring systems. In engineering practice, the composite load comprising nonlinear waves and cyclic pull-out loads can have adverse effects on the seabed soil, posing a thr...

  • Article
  • Open Access
6 Citations
2,090 Views
20 Pages

Global degradation of coral reefs is reflected in the destruction of shelters in various environments and threatens the stability of marine ecosystems. Artificial shelters offer an alternative, but their design could be more challenging due to limite...

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J. Mar. Sci. Eng. - ISSN 2077-1312