Application of Modal Analysis for the Vibrational Comfort Investigation on Board Ships: a Case Study

• Published in: Journal of marine science and application Vol. 23; no. 4; pp. 812 - 822
• Main Authors: Rognoni, Giovanni, Mažeika, Pranas, D’Amore, Giada Kyaw Oo, Brocco, Emanuele, Mickevičienė, Rima, Žapnickas, Tomas, Iamshchikov, Evgenii, Djačkov, Vasilij, Biot, Marco
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: English
• Published: Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 01.12.2024; Springer Nature B.V; Department of Engineering and Architecture,University of Trieste,Via Alfonso Valerio 7/4,Trieste 34127,Italy%Faculty of Marine Technology and Natural Sciences,Klaip(e)da University,Bijunu str.17 Klaip(e)da,LT,91225,Lithuania%CS.N.I:Scarl,Corso Perrone 27/R,Genova 16152,Italy
• Subjects: Catamarans; Comfort; Crew; Design; Electrical Machines and Networks; Engineering; Geotechnical Engineering & Applied Earth Sciences; Machinery and Machine Elements; Modal analysis; Navigation; Noise generation; Offshore Engineering; Power Electronics; Research Article; Research vessels; Ships; Vibration; Vibration analysis; Vibration measurement; Catamaran; Modal mass fraction; Suspended floor; Modal shape

The design of a ship is a process facilitated by different parallel departments. Specialists from various disciplines jointly work on a project, eventually covering the entire process. Though simultaneously, these disciplines are often subject to a hierarchy, either clearly defined or dictated by ne...