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This document defines symbols and abbreviations used for hydrodynamic and scour related calculations. It includes over 50 variables, mostly with units of measure, related to dimensions, velocities, forces, powers, coefficients, and other hydrodynamic and sediment transport parameters such as jet widths, water depths, grain sizes, and more. The variables are grouped by symbol and include a brief definition for each.

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Pianc

This document defines symbols and abbreviations used for hydrodynamic and scour related calculations. It includes over 50 variables, mostly with units of measure, related to dimensions, velocities, forces, powers, coefficients, and other hydrodynamic and sediment transport parameters such as jet widths, water depths, grain sizes, and more. The variables are grouped by symbol and include a brief definition for each.

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ANNEX A.

DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS

A [m2] Cross section


B [1] Stability coefficient
Bcr [1] Critical Stability coefficient of the bed material
Bs [m] Beam = ship width
D [m] Diameter
Dthruster [m] Diameter thruster
D0 [m] Effective diameter of a jet
DP [m] Diameter main propeller
D50 [m] Diameter bed material; 50 % passing median stone diameter
E [1] Factor characterising the shape of the stern and the rudder configuration
E0 [J] Energy flow in the initial cross section
F [N] Flow force
Fr [1] Froude number v / (g  h)0,5
Fr* [1] Froude number for non-cohesive bed material v*2 / (ρ`  g  d)
Fr0 [1] Densimetric Froude number
PD [W] Maximum installed engine power
Pmain [W] Installed power for the main propulsion system
Pthruster [W] Installed power for the thruster
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Q [m /s] Discharge
R [m/s] Resistance
Re [1] Reynolds number (v  h / n)
Re* [1] Reynolds number near the bed v* d / n)
Re* [1] Reynolds number for bed material (vg d / n)
T [kN] Thrust force
T [m] Ship’s draugth
S [m] Depth of a scour hole
S [m/s] Surcharge
V [m3] Volume
Va [m/s] Inflow velocity upstream of the propeller
Vcr [m/s] Flow velocity at incipient motion
Vm [m/s] Average flow velocity
Vcrit [m/s] Critical flow velocity
Vx [m/s] Flow velocity in x direction

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V0 [m/s] Induced flow velocity
Vmax [m/s] Maximum flow velocity in the flow direction
Vaverage [m/s] Average flow velocity in the flow direction
Vbed [m/s] Flow velocity near the bed
Vbed, cr [m/s] Critical flow velocity ‘near the bed’
Vbed, max [m/s] Maximum flow velocity ‘near the bed’
Vs [m/s] Vessel speed
Vmax, So [m/s] Maximum flow velocity near the bed
Vx, r [m/s] Flow velocity in the jet at a distance x from the propeller and a distance r from
the jet axis
V* [m/s] Shear velocity
WL [1] Water level
b [1] Roughness
fP [-] Percentage of installed engine power
b [m] Jet width
g [m/s2] Gravity constant
h [m] Water depth
hkeel [m] Keel clearance
hp [m] Height of the main propeller axis above the bed
hthruster [m] Height of the thruster axis above the bed
kT [1] Thrust coefficient
kT,P [1] Thrust coefficient for a propeller in a nozzle
n [1/s] Number of revolutions of the propeller
r [m] Radial distance to the propeller jet axis
t [s] Time
xthruster [m] Distance between outflow opening and quay wall
x [m] Horizontal distance to the propeller
x0 [m] Length of the core zone
Δ [-] Relative buoyant density (ρs –ρw)/ρw

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