Ship Vibration Analysis Study

 

SHIP VIBRATION ANALYSIS

The purpose of vibration analysis is to estimate the dynamic response of a vessel to different excitation forces and to assist the design engineers in eliminating significant vibration problems. Depending on the ship design stage, vibration analysis approaches vary significantly in their complexity and accuracy. The effort to design against severe vibration in ship structures should start from an early concept design stage. Figure shows typical ship vibration analysis approaches at various ship design stages.



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