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    Validation of CFD for run-up and wave impact on a semi submersible

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    Bandringa, H., Helder, J., Jaouen, F. and Koop, A.
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    Mar 9, 2016

    In this paper the in-house developed CFD tool ReFRESCO using an unstructured gridding approach and implicit free-surface reconstruction will be validated in the field of wave impacts. As test case, a steep regular wave hitting a semi submersible is considered, resulting in flow phenomena like wave run-up, horizontal wave impacts and deck impacts.

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