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An Approach to Simulate Ship Motion and Structural Response With Fully Coupled CFD-FEA Analysis Using 3-Dimensional Numerical Water Tank Under ICFD Methodology

An ASME proceedings article presents a computational method that couples CFD and FEA with a three-dimensional numerical water tank under ICFD methodology to simulate ship motion and structural response. The item was published on 2026-06-07 and is identified as a proceedings article by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

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The article describes a simulation approach for modeling vessel motion and structural response relevant to marine engineering research and practice.

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