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    On the modeling of passing ship effects

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    Bunnik, T.H.J. and Toxopeus, S.L.
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    Apr 22, 2011

    This paper presents a method to compute the effect of passing ships on moored ships. A comparison is made with model tests for a ship passing a moored ship along a quay at various drift angles. Results are shown for the traditional method (potential flow disturbance) and for the considerably improved method (RANS disturbance).

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