论文信息 - A theoretical and experimental study of the capsize of Salter's duck in extreme waves

A theoretical and experimental study of the capsize of Salter's duck in extreme waves

This paper examines the problem of the survival of Salter’s duck wave-energy device in extreme waves, both experimentally in a narrow tank at Edinburgh University and theoretically, using programs originally designed to study nonlinear ship motions (Vinje & Brevig 1981). Both approaches are essentially two-dimensional, corresponding to waves normally incident upon the duck string, and comparison of the two sets of results for SL duck on a fixed axis shows good agreement.

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