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This reprint collected the cutting-edge developments of CFD in the area of marine science and technology. CFD methods including novel numerical algorithms, advanced treatments of solving procedures, parallel acceleration techniques, and the utilization of CFD for fluid–structure interaction, wave modeling, ship dynamics, etc., are included. The audience of this reprint can be researchers and engineers in the area of marine science and technology.
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Keywords
- air film fusion
- blade number
- bridge pier
- cable-laying vessel
- CFD (computational fluid dynamics)
- combination excitation
- confined waterway
- convective heat transfer
- damping force
- different waveform perturbation
- discharge inclination
- Dynamic interactions
- fish schooling
- flow field structure
- heaving foil
- high sea state
- high-speed supercavitation vehicle
- History of engineering & technology
- horizontal submerged jet
- hydrodynamic characteristics
- hydrodynamic force
- Hydrodynamics
- impinging jet
- inclined dense jets
- inland convoy
- large scale
- liquid cargo tank
- manta rays
- mixing and dilution
- motion in waves
- Multiphase flow
- multiple discharges
- n/a
- Numerical Simulation
- Numerical simulations
- periodic swing
- pressure fluctuation
- pressure-equalizing exhaust
- pump-jet propulsor
- Resistance
- rotor–stator spacing
- safety of the trip
- sloshing
- speed distribution
- SST
- stagnation point
- stator angle
- stator solidity
- stress-blended eddy simulation
- submarine cable
- submarine-launched vehicle
- tandem gliding
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- the bow of the submarine
- thermal flow
- turbulent boundary layer
- USV
- vortex structure
- vortices
- VTOL (vertical take-off and landing)
- wet surface
- Wray–Agarwal turbulence model
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-7170-6Editions