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Hydrodynamics & HydroAcoustics simulation for AIV (Acoustic Induced Vibration)

Hydrodynamics CFD Simulation: Transient Resistance, Propulsion, Cavitation, Acoustics & Vibration, and Fatigue

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Hydrodynamics and HydroAcoustics simulations can be used to analyze and predict the occurrence of AIV (Acoustic Induced Vibration) in process plants. AIV is caused by pressure fluctuations in a compressible flow stream, and it can lead to structural vibration and potential damage to equipment.

CFD simulations can be used to model the fluid flow and pressure fluctuations in the process plant, while also considering the structural response of the equipment to these pressure fluctuations. This allows our engineers to analyze the potential for AIV and identify potential solutions to prevent or mitigate the effects of AIV.

HydroAcoustics simulations can be used to model the acoustic behavior of the fluid flow and its interaction with the structural components of the equipment. This enables our engineers to accurately predict the vibration and noise levels associated with AIV, and identify potential design modifications to reduce these effects.

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Hydrodynamics is a common application of CFD and a main core of OLTRION expertise. CFD allows the steady-state and transient hydrodynamics of hydrofoils, submersible vehicles, propellers, impellers, marine structures and marine plant to be computed with extremely high levels of accuracy. OLTRION's Engineering team provides analyses ranging from: ship keeping, slamming and sloshing, wave and wind loading on offshore and underwater structures, oil and pollutant dispersions to cavitation.

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