Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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8059271 | Applied Ocean Research | 2018 | 22 Pages |
Abstract
Initial calculations were performed in linear conditions first to verify the CN_WSC against linear theory. Subsequently, calculations in nonlinear conditions were performed, using large wave steepness and amplitude of body motion. In linear conditions, results of CN_WSC showed good agreement with linear theory, whereas significant deviations from linear theory were observed in nonlinear conditions. As amplitude of body motion increases, linear theory tends to overestimate energy performance in comparison with Weak-Scatterer theory. In contrast, with smaller amplitude of motion but larger wave steepness, the opposite result is obtained: energy performance is underestimated by linear theory compared to Weak-Scatterer theory.
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Authors
Lucas Letournel, Camille Chauvigné, Baptiste Gelly, Aurélien Babarit, Guillaume Ducrozet, Pierre Ferrant,