Methodology for the development and practical testing of calculated dependencies for determining ice loads on the structures of ice reinforcements of ice-navigation transport vessels based on a new model of dynamic ice destruction
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Abstract
A methodology and algorithm for constructing dependencies for determining the parameters of calculated ice loads on the on-board structures of ice navigation vessels based on a new model of dynamic ice destruction (MDRL) are described. The theoretical foundations of MDRL are considered. To construct the calculated dependencies, representative statistical information on the shape of the hull of ice navigation vessels was collected and analyzed in a wide range of displacement and for various ice classes. Based on the systematization of this information, it is proposed to divide ships into several groups, differing in the values of hull shape parameters at the level of the calculated waterline. The initial data for performing calculations of ice loads according to the new model are substantiated. The structure of the initial data is determined by the experiment design matrix — a numerical experiment using specialized software. The calculated dependencies are presented in the form of quadratic regression dependencies. The adjustment of the calculated dependencies for determining the parameters of ice loads is based on calculations of ice loads for real ships. The results of practical testing of the calculated dependencies are presented. The results obtained can be used to improve the requirements of the Rules of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping.
About the Authors
E. M. AppolonovRussian Federation
DSc, Professor
191036; Ligovsky pr., 6/2А; St. Petersburg
V. V. Platonov
Russian Federation
PhD (Eng.)
196158; Moskovskoe sh., 44; St. Petersburg
V. N. Tryaskin
Russian Federation
DSc, Professor
190008; Lotsmanskaya ul., 3; St. Petersburg
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Appolonov E.M., Platonov V.V., Tryaskin V.N. Methodology for the development and practical testing of calculated dependencies for determining ice loads on the structures of ice reinforcements of ice-navigation transport vessels based on a new model of dynamic ice destruction. Research Bulletin by Russian Maritime Register of Shipping. 2025;(78):74-95. (In Russ.) EDN: TBXALX