Calculation method of ship hull distribution of added resistance in waves for potential-based solvers

To visualize the distribution of added resistance in waves over a ship hull, a ship hull integration method is proposed within the framework of linear potential flow theory. The proposed method is based on the near-field method, in which the line integral term is transformed into a surface integral by applying Stokes’ theorem. As a result, all components of the added resistance are expressed exclusively in terms of surface integrals, and it enables direct visualization of their distribution on the hull surface. Since the proposed method requires third-order derivatives of the velocity potential, an approximate calculation method is also proposed based on a shape function. The accuracy and validity of the proposed methods are evaluated through comparisons with the conventional near-field method and available experimental data.

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Applied Ocean Research
Published
2026-08-14
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apor.2026.105209
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Ship Hydrodynamics and Maneuverability
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Calculation method of ship hull distribution of added resistance in waves for potential-based solvers

Takahito Iida, Mizuki Yamazaki
Applied Ocean Research
Ship Hydrodynamics and Maneuverability
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Calculation method of ship hull distribution of added resistance in waves for potential-based solvers

Takahito Iida, Mizuki Yamazaki
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Abstract

To visualize the distribution of added resistance in waves over a ship hull, a ship hull integration method is proposed within the framework of linear potential flow theory. The proposed method is based on the near-field method, in which the line integral term is transformed into a surface integral by applying Stokes’ theorem. As a result, all components of the added resistance are expressed exclusively in terms of surface integrals, and it enables direct visualization of their distribution on the hull surface. Since the proposed method requires third-order derivatives of the velocity potential, an approximate calculation method is also proposed based on a shape function. The accuracy and validity of the proposed methods are evaluated through comparisons with the conventional near-field method and available experimental data.

Applied Ocean ResearchVol. 174
The University of Osaka (JP)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Ship Hydrodynamics and Maneuverability
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