Analysis of Water Resonance in the Inner Domain of a Large Fixed Floating Tourist Platform Based on a 3D Non-Hydrostatic Model

Abstract

In order to meet the needs of marine tourism development, this paper analyzes the water resonance in the inner domain of a fixed floating tourist platform based on a 3D non-hydrostatic model. The tourist platform has a complex structure that is prone to the resonance of the water in the inner domain under wave actions. The water’s motion response in the platform’s inner domain under wave action is simulated numerically using numerical simulation methods. The non-hydrostatic model used in this paper is based on a semi-implicit method to solve the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations (NSE) and combines the immersed boundary method with the global continuity equations in the pressure zone (the flow zone under the structure) to approach the problem. In this paper, firstly, the resonant frequencies and resonant amplitudes of the water inside the box-shaped ship are calculated and compared with the experimental data to demonstrate the non-hydrostatic model’s accuracy in calculating the resonance problem of the water in the inner domain of a fixed floating platform. Secondly, the water’s resonant frequencies and resonant modes in the inner domain are calculated by numerical modeling of the floating tourist platform, including rare high-order resonance modes. We found that there are six resonance modes with complex shapes in the water of the inner domain of the tourist platform. Furthermore, the effects of the wall thickness, chord distance and draft of the annular tourist platform on the resonant amplitude values and modes of the water domain within the platform are analyzed in depth.

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