Program description Version 18 April 2024

Course objectives
This course covers the process of setting up a multi-body hydrostatic interaction analysis. It is intended for naval architects, and transport & salvage engineers, challenged by such advanced hydrostatic problem. Typical applications are: detailed simulation of loading and unloading floating objects by partially submerging the carrier, complex salvage procedure modeling, dry docking, articulated floating structures, etc.

By the end of the course, participants are able to set up multi-body hydrostatic interaction analysis

Syllabus
– General principles
– Grounding
– Setting up a simple MB simulation
– Exchanging data and variables across the MB sessions
– 3D rendering

Software of reference: GHS
Course venue / delivery mode: live web sessions. A minimum of 2 registered attendees is required to maintain the course.
Duration : 2 x 2 hours, total 4 hours

Prerequisites :
– Notions of hydrostatics and naval architecture, software installation
– Participants provide their own PC. Software training licenses are included in the training cost. NDAR will check correct software installation prior to course commencement.

Teaching Method:
Course content is 20% theoretical / 80% practical. Participants are invited to practice “hands-on”, through exercises and guidance by the instructor.

Evaluation Method:
The training course in non-certifying. The instructor monitors the participants’ progress via an evaluation table.

Instructor: Stéphane Dardel, naval architect
Course Language : English (French and Italian supported)

Persons with disabilities : please contact ndar@ndar.com if your situation requires special attention

Cost: 375€ (excl.VAT) per participant. Training software licenses included.

Next Dates: To be further announced

Registration: please contact us at ndar@ndar.com
Registration deadline: 8 days prior to course commencement