Proposing an Exact Solution and Order Study of Solution for Added Mass and Added Damping Coefficients of Oscillating Circular Cylinder

Basiri Parsa, Amir; Kazemi, Mohammad Ali

doi:10.48301/jear.2025.496460.1057

Proposing an Exact Solution and Order Study of Solution for Added Mass and Added Damping Coefficients of Oscillating Circular Cylinder

Document Type : Original Article

Authors

Amir Basiri Parsa ¹

Mohammad ali kazemi ²

¹ Mechanical Engineering Department, Hamedan University of Technology, Hamedan, Iran.

² 2Department of Mechanical Engineering, Technical and Vocational University (TVU), Tehran, Iran.

10.48301/jear.2025.496460.1057

Abstract

The present work concerns the analytical solution to estimate of added mass and damping coefficient of a large surface-piercing and bottom-mounted vertical circular cylinder undergoing an oscillating motion. For added mass coefficient, numerical results are presented for various order of solution (an order study). These results show that forth order of solution is agreeable generally. Some numerical results are compared with the previously published data. The comparison shows good agreement. In addition, effects of geometric parameters on the added mass and damping are investigated. Existence of the singular nature causes considerable difficulties in computing the added mass for higher frequencies than the corresponding computation of the damping coefficient. This is encountered when we compute infinite number of eigenvalues. Comparison with previous work indicates good agreement over a range of frequencies the added mass and damping coefficient are plotted along with the actual analytical solutions and performing of the solution until higher order cause that solution procedure be very long.

Keywords

Added mass

Added damping

Exact solution

Order study

Subjects

Mechanical Engineering

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