Article | REF: BR2030 V1

Hydroacoustics and ship noise

Author: Gérard FOURNIER

Publication date: April 10, 2009

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5. Two-phase problems

In the previous sections, the acoustic sources were in their homogeneous radiation medium, water. Two-phase media and interfaces with water are now examined.

5.1 Free surface

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5.1.1 Hull pitching

After the passage of a large wave, the underside of the forward part of the hull, which has been lifted out of the water, makes contact again, producing a great shock to the ship. The magnitude of this shock is due to the fact that a large, fairly flat part of the hull abruptly collides with the air-water...

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