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Can somebody describe wave making resistance in terms of pressure distribution on a body (near or at a free surface)?
Cheers, Simon
Cheers, Simon
Hydrodynamics is the study of how fluids, such as water, move and interact with their surroundings.
Wavemaking resistance is the force that is exerted on an object moving through a fluid due to the creation of waves.
Wavemaking resistance is important because it can significantly impact the speed and efficiency of a moving object, such as a ship or a submarine, in a fluid medium.
Wavemaking resistance is calculated by taking into account the speed and shape of the moving object, as well as the properties of the fluid, such as density and viscosity.
Wavemaking resistance can be reduced through various methods, such as optimizing the shape and design of the moving object, using materials with lower drag coefficients, and implementing advanced technologies, such as air lubrication systems.