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Founded in 1979, Monthly
Governed by:
China State Shipbuilding Corporation Limited (CSSC)
Sponsored by:
Shanghai Marine Equipment Research Institute (SMERI), Chinese Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (CSNAME)
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Editorial Office of Ship Engineering
Email: cbgc@cssmc.cn
ISSN 1000-6982
CN 31-1281/U
Issue 10,2026
Cover, table of contents, copyright page, back cover
Wireless Power Transmission Design for Deep-Sea USV Based on Space Solar Power Station
The Evaluation Method for the Operating State Fluctuations of Thrust Bearings
Risk Assessment of the Design Scheme for a Certain Hydrogen-Electric Hybrid Refueling Vessel Based on HAZID
Regulatory-Compliant Path Planning in Coastal Fairways Based on Quadtree and Improved A
more..Longitudinal-Torsional Coupled Vibration Characteristics of LNG Carrier Propulsion Shafting System
JIANG Qin;JIANG Feng;ZHOU Leilei;NI Shiwei;WANG Yubin;ZHANG Hengcheng;[Purpose] To address the core technical challenges of insufficient modeling accuracy and poor adaptability of solution methods for longitudinal-torsional coupled vibration in low-speed diesel engine propulsion shafting, [Method] it focuses on the propulsion shaft system of a low-speed diesel engine on a specific type of liquefied natural gas(LNG) carrier.Based on Timoshenko's beam theory and combining the spatial continuous beam method with the lumped parameter method,it proposes a longitudinal torsional coupling modeling method that accounts for shear deformation and the phase coupling effects between adjacent cranks.The method is validated through simulation and actual ship trials. [Result] The results indicate that most natural frequencies of the coupled system are close to single vibration frequencies,but some modes are generated by the coupling effect;compared with traditional models,the natural frequency prediction error is controlled within 1.46%;increasing the main journal radius increases the peak axial displacement but has little effect on the torsional angle;the simulation results agree well with the experimental measurements. [Conclusion] The proposed method can effectively improve the accuracy of shaft system dynamic analysis,providing a basis for the design and vibration control of propulsion shaft systems.
A Review of Research on Hydraulic Design of Low-Noise Marine Centrifugal Pumps
ZHAO Zehao;NI Shiwei;YU Tao;YU Wanneng;YANG Yang;LI Wanyou;[Purpose] To enhance the comfort of vessels,vibration level have emerged as a critical parameter for assessing the performance of centrifugal pumps.Once the design and production of a centrifugal pump are completed,postproduction vibration control measures tend to be limited in effectiveness.Consequently,it becomes imperative to effectively suppress flow-induced excitation during the design stage. [Method] Based on the internal flow characteristics of the impeller,this paper takes the jet-wake structure at the impeller outlet as the research entry point,analyzes the generation mechanism of secondary flow within the impeller,and clarifies the influence mechanism of potential flow and wake effects on the unsteady flow field.[Result] The results show that it is necessary to clarify the induction mechanism of blade passing frequency excitation in centrifugal pumps and systematically summarize the flow-induced excitation control methods targeting the suppression of rotor-stator interaction. [Conclusion] The research resultss can provide a reference for the hydraulic design of low-noise marine centrifugal pumps.
Fire Resistance Tests of Marine Asbestos Boards and Nano-Porous Aerogel Composite Structures
DU Yuntong;ZHU Yifeng;CHEN Bin;CHANG Liang;ZHOU Aiguo;WANG Xiaodong;China Ship Scientific Research Center;Taihu Laboratory of Deepsea Technological Science;[Purpose] The fire performance of composite structures is a key factor restricting their application in marine engineering.The fire resistance characteristics of composite structures under ship fire conditions are investigated. [Method] Fire resistance tests are conducted on fireproof composite structures made of asbestos boards and nano-porous aerogels,respectively.The flame-retardant and thermal insulation effects of fireproof thermal insulation layers made of different materials and the same material with different thicknesses are analyzed.The fireproof and thermal insulation properties as well as failure morphologies are comparatively studied. [Result] The backplate temperature of the composite structure containing nano-porous aerogels is far lower than that of the composite structure with asbestos boards under the same combustion time.According to the international maritime organization(IMO) Fire Resistance Test Procedure Rules,the fire resistance test is carried out on the fireproof composite structure with a 15 mm-thick nano-porous aerogel.Within 38 min of combustion testing,the maximum temperature on the exposed surface reached 949.6℃,and the maximum temperature on the unexposed surface reached 98.1℃,meeting the A30 fire resistance grade standard. [Conclusion] The research results provide a reference for the fire safety of marine carbon fiber composite structures.
Impact Load and Damage Evolution of Ship Under Hard Grounding of Rock Reefs
CUI Hao;SUN Shuzheng;DU Hongyi;YE Yalong;ZHANG Wei;HAO Jinkai;[Purpose] To address the insufficient quantitative characterization of damage in hard-grounding accidents,the unclear coupling effects of speed and trim angle,and the lack of a sound basis for component-level energy absorption allocation, [Method] the real reef-grounding accident of the 1 350 TEU containership Longhui is investigated.Based on site survey data,a coupled finite element model of the ship-reef-fluid system is established,and a parametric analysis is conducted with respect to vertical initial impact velocity and bow-down trim angle. [Result] The results show that,as the initial velocity increased from 2 m/s to 4 m/s,the peak horizontal and vertical grounding forces rose from approximately 27 MN to 55 MN and from approximately 218 MN to 273 MN,respectively,while the time to peak decreased.Compressive-shear tearing initiated in the outer bottom plating,after which the load is progressively transferred to the longitudinal stiffeners,transverse floors,longitudinal girders,and inner bottom plating.The outer bottom plating and bottom longitudinal girders are identified as the primary energy-absorbing components,accounting for approximately 31.3% and 23.7% of the absorbed energy,respectively.At the same velocity,when the bow-down trim angle increased from 10°to 20°,the horizontal force component decreased whereas the vertical force component increased,while the total energy-absorption curves remained nearly coincident. [Conclusion] The findings clarify the mechanisms of impact-load transfer and damage evolution under hard grounding on rocky reefs,and provides a basis for anti-grounding structural design,full-accident-scenario damage modeling,and salvage strength assessment.
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