P1999-6
CONFERENCE
PROCEEDINGS
2nd International Conference
5th - 7th June 1999, Ulsteinvik, Norway
Main conference sponsors Papers sponsored by
Vickers Ulstein V 7
Marine Systems ^ /
Q u a l i t y U l s t e i n H o t e lCFD'99
CFD TECHNOLOGY IN SHIP HYDRODYNAMICS
SESSION 1
Saturday 5* June 1999
State of the Art Application & Integration
of CFD Technology
CFD'99
CFD TECHNOLOGY IN SHIP HYDRODYNAMICS
List of Papers
1. CFD for Sh ip Design - Practical Applications Professor Volker Bertram, I N S E A N
2. CFD for Ship Design - The Value of CFD Volker Bertram, I N S E A N
3. Integrating CFD and FEM in a Simulation Driven Engineering Process Hans Petter Hildre, Norwegian University of Science & Technology
4. Theoretical and Practical Experience in Developing and Tuning Codes
for the Design and Analysis of Propellers
Mario Caponnetto & Philip Rolla, Rolla SP Propellers
5. An Integrated Computational Technique for the Design of Propellers with
Specified Constraints on Cavitation Extent and Hull Pressure Fluctuations
Spyros Kinnas, Ocean Engineering Group, Universitj' of Texas, Austin
6. The Relationship between Propeller Loading amlJournal Bearing
Mechanics
Patrick Fitzsimmons & D Radosavljevic, Lloyd's Register
7. Application of Various CFD Methods in the Development ofthe
AZIPULL Podded Propulsion System
Leif Vartdal, Ulstein Propeller; Kjell Magne Gjerde, Ulstein Turbine; Frode Bloch, Poltak Sittanggang, Ulstein Propeller
8. High Speed Catamaran Aerodynamics
Magnar F0rde & Kjell Magne Gjerde, Ulstein Turbine 9. IVash Prediction based on Panel Codes
Volker Bertram, I N S E A N and Michael Hughes, Analytical Methods Inc. 10. Interpretation of CFD Results for use in Ship Hydrodynamic Design
Stephen Turnock, Dept. of Ship Science, University of Southampton 11. Simplified versus Complex Analysis ofSeakeeping and Wavemaking
Resistance (in large post-panamax container ship design)
Grant Hearn & Peter N Wright, University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 12. Investigation of Viscous Flow around Modern Propulsion Systems
M Abdel-Maksoud & H-J Heinke, S V A Potsdam Model Basin
Italy Italy Norway Switzerland U S A U K Norway Norway Italy, U S A U K U K Germany
C F D '99
T h e International C F D Conference 5-7 June 1999 - Ulsteinvik, Norway
CFD for Ship Design
-Practical Applications
Author(s): Volker Bertram
INSEAN
Volker Bertram: studied naval architecture and marine engineering at the University of Michigan (M.S.E. 1984) and the University of Hamburg (Diploma 1985, PhD 1990). He worked from 1985 to 1990 as a researcher at the Institut fur Schiffbau in Hamburg on numerical seakeeping simulation methods. After his PhD, he joined McKinsey&Co as an associate.
In 1991, he joined Hamburg Ship Model Basin to help build up its CFD department. In 1993, he returned to the university as an assistant teacher. He received formal teaching qualifications (habilitation) in 1994 by the TU Berlin and one year later full professoral rights at the University of Hamburg. Due to administrative changes, his department is now part of the TU Hamburg-Harburg. Dr Bertram has followed invitations as a visiting professor to universities in Indonesia, South Africa and Denmark. He is author or
co-author of more than 140 papers and one book. He is also vice-chief editor of the joumal Schiffstechnik.
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