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Research progress on the hydrodynamic performance of water-air-bubble mixed flows around a ship

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The interaction between ship and surrounding fluids generates the water-air-bubble mixed flow laden with numerous droplets and bubbles. The water-air-bubble mixed flow is a complex multi-phase flow phenomenon, which involves intense air-water mixture, complex evolution of interface shape, interactions between multi-scale flow structures and strong turbulent fluctuations. Based on the field observations at sea, a large range of white water-air-bubble flow exists widely around a large-scale sailing ship, and directly affects the hydrodynamic performance of ship from various aspects. This paper reviews the research progress of water-air-bubble mixed flow around a ship. Current knowledge about the formation and evolution mechanism are introduced firstly. Then, the effects of the water-air-bubble mixed flow on ship performance are further reviewed, the main concerns are ship resistance, propulsion performance, slamming and maneuverability. Finally, the future research prospects are summarized.

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    Zheng Li, Xiao-song Zhang & De-cheng Wan

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Project supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos. 52131102, 51879159), the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No. 2019YFB1704200).

Biography: Zheng Li (1995-), Male, Ph. D. Candidate

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Li, Z., Zhang, Xs. & Wan, Dc. Research progress on the hydrodynamic performance of water-air-bubble mixed flows around a ship. J Hydrodyn 34, 171–188 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s42241-022-0026-3

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