prediction of velocity and attitude of a yacht sailing upwind by computational fluid dynamics

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Abstract
One of the most important factors in sailing yacht design is accurate velocity prediction. Velocity prediction programs (VPP's) are widely used to predict velocity of sailing yachts. VPP's, which are primarily based on experimental data and experience of long years, however suffer limitations when applied in realistic conditions. Thus, in the present study, a high fidelity velocity prediction method using computational fluid dynamics (CFD) was proposed. Using the developed method, velocity and attitude of a 30 feet sloop yacht, which was developed by Korea Research Institute of Ship and Ocean (KRISO) and termed KORDY30, were predicted in upwind sailing condition.
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Authors ;Heebum Lee;Mi Yeon Park;Sunho Park;Shin Hyung Rhee
Journal current developments in nutrition
Year 2016
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10.1016/j.ijnaoe.2016.01.003
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http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2092678216000054
Keywords
computational fluid dynamics (cfd)

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