A parametric model for operability of offshore support vessels via configuration-based design

Marine Systems & Ocean Technology - Tập 10 - Trang 47-59 - 2015
Hugo L. Vidal1, Henrique M. Gaspar2, Lucas Weihmann1, Luiz E. B. Minioli1
1Departamento de Engenharia Naval, UFSC, Florianópolis, Brazil
2Faculty of Maritime Technology and Operations, Aalesund University College, Ålesund, Norway

Tóm tắt

The purpose of offshore support vessels (OSVs) is to support the oil industry in many sea activities, such as supply, anchor handling, towing, and construction. For a proper operation, a vessel requires different installed capabilities on board, and the availability and capacity of these capabilities are directly connected to the operational level of the vessel. In this work, a parametric model of an OSV is developed, taking into account the vessel capabilities and its connection to the main operations that these vessels can perform. Designs are ranked according to their operability score and capital cost. The model consists of parametric equations based on regression analysis from similar vessels and a preliminary configuration-based approach for specific modules, such as cranes, extra accommodation, and larger propulsion. The model takes into account different contexts in which the vessel will operate (e.g., North Sea, Arctic, and Brazil) for the scenario generation.

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Marine Systems & Ocean Technology

Tập 10

47-59

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