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Limit hypersurface state of art Gaidai reliability approach for oil tankers Arctic operational safety

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Due to climate change, commercial vessels may pass now through Arctic pack ice during summer, when ice beginning to melt. While Arctic ice is melting, there are floating broken-ice pieces, impeding navigation. Complex process of vessels and ice interaction includes analysis of areal stochastic ice loadings, acting on the vessel’s hull. Accurate statistical extrapolation methods need to be utilized, to accurately assess critical bow stresses, for the sake of safe Arctic ship design. Numerical analysis has been done in 2 steps. First, oil-tanker bow areal stress distribution has been simulated, using software ANSYS/LS-DYNA. Second, extreme bow pressures are predicted to assess return levels related to long return periods, using the novel reliability approach. This study is focused on oil-tanker bow stress distribution, taking into consideration in situ Arctic Ocean ice-thickness distribution. Vessel’s route being typically chosen to take advantage of summer thinning ice. In terms of ice-thickness statistics in the Arctic region, the onboard dataset being obviously route biased, but it is accurate in terms of the ice-thickness data, specific to the vessel’s route. This study proposed an accurate yet practical methodology for calculating high bow stresses for oil-tankers, voyaging along certain Arctic routes. Primary goal of this study was to validate novel methodology, making it possible to extract pertinent information regarding vessel hull areal pressure system’s extreme dynamics, from either numerically or experimentally recorded time-histories. Methodology presented in this study provides capability to efficiently, yet accurately predict failure or damage risks for a wide range of nonlinear multidimensional vessel hull pressure systems.

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Gaidai, O., Sheng, J., Cao, Y. et al. Limit hypersurface state of art Gaidai reliability approach for oil tankers Arctic operational safety. J. Ocean Eng. Mar. Energy 10, 351–364 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40722-024-00316-2

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