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Marine Operations NTNU

This document provides a summary of a lecture on marine operations that covered the following topics: 1) Linear equations used to model submarine and AUV motion when motions are small perturbations around stable paths. Dynamic stability criteria were also discussed. 2) Methods for estimating hydrodynamic forces on submarines and AUVs including theoretical models, experiments, and empirical models. 3) Operational experience with the Hugin AUV was summarized, including various mapping and inspection missions. Problems encountered with the Hugin and potential solutions were also mentioned.

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Marine Operations NTNU

This document provides a summary of a lecture on marine operations that covered the following topics: 1) Linear equations used to model submarine and AUV motion when motions are small perturbations around stable paths. Dynamic stability criteria were also discussed. 2) Methods for estimating hydrodynamic forces on submarines and AUVs including theoretical models, experiments, and empirical models. 3) Operational experience with the Hugin AUV was summarized, including various mapping and inspection missions. Problems encountered with the Hugin and potential solutions were also mentioned.

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TMR4225MarineOperations,

2007.01.25
Lecturecontent:
Linearsubmarine/AUVmotionequations
AUVhydrodynamics
Huginoperationalexperience

Linearmotionequations
Linearequationscanonlybeusedwhen
Thevehicleisdynamicallystableformotionsinhorisontaland
verticalplanes
Themotionisdescribedassmallperturbationsaroundastable
motion,eitherhorisontallyorvertically
Smalldeflectionsofcontrolplanes(rudders)
Foraxisymmetricbodiesthe6DOFequationscanbesplitintwo
setsof2DOFequations

Dynamicstability
Characteristicequationforlinearcoupledheavepitch
motion:
(A*D**3+B*D**2+C*D+E)=0

Dynamicstabilitycriteriais:
A>0,B>0,BCAE>0andE>0

FoundbyusingRouthsmethod

Dynamicstability(cont)
Forhorisontalmotiontheequation(2.15)canbeusedif
rollmotionisneglected
Theresultisasetoftwolineardifferentialequationswith
constantcoefficients
Transformtheseequationstoasecondorderequationfor
yawspeed
Checkiftherootsofthecharacteristicequationhave
negativerealparts
Ifso,thevehicleisdynamicallystableforhorisontal
motion
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Methodsforestimatingforces/moments
Theoreticalmodels
Potentialflow,2D/3Dmodels
Liftingline/liftingsurface
Viscousflow,NavierStokesequations

Experiments

Towingtests(resistance,controlforces,propulsion)
Obliquetowing(liftofbodyalone,bodyandrudders)
SubmergedPlanarMotionMechanism
Cavitationtunneltests(resistance,propulsion,lift)
Freeswimming

Methodsforestimatingforces/moments
Empiricalmodels
Regressionanalysisbasedonpreviousexperimentalresultsusing
AUVgeometryasvariables

SubmarineandAUVmotionequations
6degreesoffreedomequations
Timedomainformulation
Simplifiedsetsoflinearequationscanbeusedfor
stabilityinvestigations

EUCLIDSubmarineproject
MARINTEKtakespartinafouryearsmultinationalR&D
programmeontestingandsimulationofsubmarines,Euclid
NATOprojectSubmarineMotionsinConfinedWaters.
Studytopic:
Nonlinearhydrodynamiceffectsduetosteepwavesin
shallowwaterandinteractionwithnearbyboundaries.

TestingtheEUCLIDsubmarineinwaves

Modelfixedto6DOFforce
transducer
Constantspeed
Regularwaves
Submarineclosetothesurface

Numericalstudyofbowplanevortex

Streamlinesreleasedat
bowplanefor10degbow
planeangle(Illustration:
CFDnorway)
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Streamlinesreleasedat
bowplanefor10deg
bowplaneangle
(IllustrationCFDnorway)

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AUVoverview
AUVdefinition:
Atotalautonomousvehiclewhichcarriesitsownpoweranddoes
notreceivecontrolsignalsfromanoperatorduringamission

UUVdefinition:
Auntetheredpowerautonomousunderwatervehiclewhich
receivescontrolsignalsfromanoperator
HUGINisanexampleofanUUVwithanhydroacousticlink

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AUV/UUVoperationalgoals
Militarymissions
Reconnaissance
Minehunting
Minedestruction

Offshoreoilandgasrelatedmissions
Seabedinspection
Pipelineinspection

Seaspaceandseabedexplorationandmapping
Mineraldepositsonseafloor
Observationandsampling
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OffshoreoilandgasUUVscenario

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OrmenLangeseabedmappingforbestpipelinetrack
NorskHydroselectedtousetheHuginvehicle
HuginisaNorwegiandesignedandmanufacturedvehicle
Waterdepthupto800meters
Roughseafloor,peaksare3040meterhigh
HeightcontrolsystemdevelopedforHugintoensure
qualityofacousticdata

PhasesofanAUV/UUVmission

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Prelaunch
Launching
Penetrationofwavesurface(splashzone)
Transittoworkspace
Enteringworkspace,hominginonworktask
Completingworktask
Leavingworkspace
Transittosurface/Movingtonextworkspace
Penetrationofsurface
Hookup,lifting,securingondeck

HuginUUV

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AUVTheoreticalmodels
Potentialtheory
Deeplysubmerged,striptheory
VEREScanbeusedtocalculate
Heaveandswayaddedmass
Pitchandyawaddedmomentofinertia
VEREScannotbeusedtocalculate
Surgeaddedmass
Rolladdedmomentofinertia

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AUVTheoreticalmodels

Viscousmodels

SolvingtheNavierStokesequations
SmallReynoldsnumbers(<1000):DNS
MediumReynoldsnumbers(<10**5):LESLargeEddySimulation
HighReynoldsnumbers(>10**5):RANSReynoldsAverage
NavierStokes

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AUVTheoreticalmodels
3DpotentialtheoryforzerospeedWAMIT
Alladdedmasscoefficients
Alladdedmomentofinertiacoefficients
Lineardampingcoefficientduetowavegeneration
Importantformotionclosetothefreesurface

MoreWAMITinformation
http://www.wamit.com

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NTNU/MarineTechnologyavailable
tools:
2commercialcodes
Fluent
CFX

InhouseresearchtoolsofLESandRANStype
Moreinfo:ContactProf.BjrnarPettersen

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AUVExperimentaltechniques
Submergedresistanceandpropulsiontests
Towingtank
Cavitationtunnel

SubmergedPlanarMotionMechanismtests
Towingtank

Obliquetowingtest
Towingtank

Liftanddragtest,bodyandcontrolplanes
Cavitationtunnel

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AUVExperimentaltechniques
Freesailingtests

Towingtank
Oceanbasin
Lakes
Coastalwaters

Freeoscillationtests/ascendingtest
Waterpool/Divertrainingpool

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HUGINhistory
AUVdemo(19923)
Diameter:0.766mLength:3.62/4.29m
Displacement:1.00m**3

HUGINI&II(19956)
Diameter:0.80mLength:4.8m
Displacement:1.25m**3

HUGIN3000C&Cand3000CG(19992003)
Diameter:1.00mLength:5.3m
Displacement:2.43m**3

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NTNU/MARINTEKHUGIN
involvement
AUVdemo(19923)
Modeltestincavitationtunnel,openandclosedmodel,2tail
sections(w/wocontrolplanes)
Resistance,U={3,10}m/s
Lineardampingcoefficientsforsway,yaw,heaveandpitch,yaw/trim
angles{10,10}degrees

3Dpotentialflowcalculation
Addedmassaddedmomentofintertia

Changesindampingandcontrolforcesduetomodificationof
rudders
Studentprojectthesis
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NTNU/MARINTEKHUGIN
involvement
HUGIN3000
Resistancetests,w/wosensors
Modelscale1:4
Maxmodelspeed11.5m/s
Equivalentfullscalespeed?

Findings
Smoothmodelhadaslightlyreduceddragcoefficientforincreasing
Reynoldsnumber
Modelwithsensorshadaslightlyincreaseddragcoefficientfor
increasingReynoldsnumbers
Sensormodelhadsome30%increasedresistance

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HUGINinformation
Newvesselshavebeenorderedlate2004and2005
Onedeliverywillbequalifiedforworkingto4500mwaterdepth

Newinstrumentationisbeingdevelopedforuseasatool
formeasuringbiomassinthewatercolumn
MinecounterversionHUGIN1000hasbeentestedby
RoyalNorwegianNavy
MoreHugininformation:seeKongsberghomepagefor
link
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HUGINfieldexperience
Offshorequalificationseatrials(1997)
sgardGasTransportPipelineroutesurvey(1997)
Pipelinepreengineeringsurvey(subseacondensate
pipelinebetweenshorebasedprocessplantsatStureand
Mongstad)(1998)
Environmentalmonitoringcoralreefsurvey(1998)
Fisheryresearchreducingnoiselevelfromsurveytools
(1999)

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HUGINfieldexperience

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Minecountermeasuresresearch(19989)
OrmenLangepipelineroutesurvey(2000)
GulfofMexico,deepwaterpipelineroutesurvey(2001>)
Raven,WestNileDelta,Egypt,areaof1000km**2was
surveyedlate2005byFugroSurvey
Sitesforsubseafacilities
Routeselectionforflowlines,pipelines&umbilicals
Detectanddelineateallgeohazardsthatmayhaveanimpacton
facilitiesinstalletionorwelldrilling
Surveyareawaterdepth:161089m(AUVusedforH>75m)
Linespacingof150mandorthogonaltielinesat1000mintervals
LinekilometerssurveyedbyAUV:6750km
Distancetoseabed(Flyingheight):3035m
Operationalspeed:3.6knots

Fugrosurveypictures

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http://www.fugrosurvey.co.uk/

ActualHUGINproblems
Inspectionandinterventiontasks
Addingthrusterstoincreaselowspeedmanoeuvrabilityfor
sinspectionandinterventiontasks
Types,positions,controlalgorithms

Stabilizingthevehicleorientationbyuseofspinningwheels
(gyros)
Reducetheneedforthrustersandpowerconsumptionforthesetypes
oftasks

Dockingonasubseainstallation
Guideposts
Activedockingdevicesonsubseastructure(roboticarmasonspace
shuttleforcaptureofsatelittes)
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ActualHUGINproblems
RollstabilizationofHUGIN1000
Lowmetacentricheight
4independentrudders
PItyperegulatorwithlowgain,decoupledfromotherregulators(heave
pitchdepth,swayyaw,surge)
Task:Keeprollanglesmall(>0)byactivecontrolofthefour
independentrudders
Reducetheneedforthrustersandpowerconsumptionforthesetypesoftasks

Dockingonasubseainstallation
Guideposts
Activedockingdevicesonsubseastructure(roboticarmasonspaceshuttle
forcaptureofsatelittes)

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Futuresystemdesignrequirements
Launching/pickupoperationsuptoHs=5mwhenshipis
advancingat34knotsinheadseas
Increasingwaterdepthcapability
Increasedpowercapability
Operationalspeed34.5knots
Missionlength34days

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Hugindeploymentvideo
VideocanbedownloadedfromKongsberg
homepage

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