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Naoya Umeda Akihiko Matsuda Masami Hamamoto Shiro Suzuki 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1999,4(2):45-57
A systematic method for assessing intact ship stability with a free-running model in a seakeeping and maneuvering basin is
proposed in this paper. Model experiments were carried out in extremely steep regular waves for a model drifting, running
in head seas, and quartering seas. This method was applied to two purse seiners, and efficiently identified thresholds in
metacentric heights for capsizing of these ships. These capsizing thresholds are compared with requirements of the IMO Code
on Intact Stability. This series of model experiments also confirms that capsizing at the threshold occurs only in quartering
seas, and shows that capsizing is caused by broaching, loss of stability on a wave crest, or bow diving.
Received for publication on Jan. 20, 1999; accepted on July 6, 1999 相似文献
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Yasuhiro Matsui Masami Kubota Shoko Oikawa 《International Journal of Automotive Technology》2018,19(1):77-83
The Japan New Car Assessment Program (J-NCAP) evaluates the performance of cars in terms of protection against whiplash injuries in rear-end collisions. In the test protocol, a simplified triangular acceleration is applied to the sled. This study clarifies whether biofidelic rear-impact dummy II (BioRID II) measurements obtained for simplified triangular acceleration reflect car-to-car rear-end impacts in real-world accidents in Japan. We conducted a car-to-car rear-end impact experiment and a simplified-triangular-acceleration sled test. Our results indicate that the time series of dummy responses were approximately consistent in the two test conditions. The neck injury criterion (NIC) and maximum acceleration of the head and T1 measured using the BioRID II dummy were similar in the car-to-car and sled experiments. This revealed that the J-NCAP test protocol using simplified triangular acceleration reflects the car-to-car rear-end impact experiment using Japanese cars, in terms of the NIC and maximum acceleration of the head and T1. 相似文献
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