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About Nauticus Hull

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Nauticus Hull is DNV GL's software package for strength assessment of hull structures. It offers all the tools you need for efficient hull design and verification according to DNV GL Rules and IACS Common Structural Rules for bulk carriers and oil tankers (CSR BC & OT). 

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reference@misc{dnvgl, title={Ship structural analysis and design - Nauticus Hull}, url={https://www.dnvgl.com/services/ship-structural-analysis-and-design-nauticus-hull-1061}, journal={DNV GL}, author={DNV GL}}

Included in the Nauticus Hull

are also two sub-packages:
  • 3DBeam

  • Finit Element Analysis for Ships

    Rule Check package (that we will mainly download) are:

    • Nauticus Hull Classic

      • 3D-Beam

      • PULS

    • Nauticus Hull

    • 3D-Beam

    • License Manager 64

    • Release Document

    • Installation Guide



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    How to download

    Download and install

    Nauticus Hull 3D Beam

    to your computer

    Nauticus Hull 3D Beam is not available to download on your own computer. To use the program you can either access the computer lab on campus or use a remote desktop

    How to use the software on campus

    1. Choose: ”Start”, ”All Programs”, ”DNV Software”, (evt. “Applications”), ”NAUTICUS 3D Beam”

    2. Maximise ”Nauticus 3D Beam” window

    How to use the software off-campus

    1. Access one of the remote desktops. Guide

    2. Choose: ”Start”, ”All Programs”, ”DNV Software”, (evt. “Applications”), ”NAUTICUS 3D Beam”

    3. Maximise ”Nauticus 3D Beam” window

    only available for computers with Windows as operating system.

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    1. Go to software.ntnu.no

    2. Type "DNV" in the search bar and hit enter. Click on the DNV hyperlink.
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    3. In the top right corner choose Nauticus Hull 20.11 and click "Last ned".
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    4. After it is downloaded click on the file one time and hit the button "Pakk ut alle", usually found in the toolbar.

    5. Click on the folder you just downloaded until you see this:
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    6. Double-click on the "Nauticus Hull V20"-folder.

    7. Double-click on "Setup". Then a window with text "Vil du tillate at denne appen gjør endringer på enheten?" will show up. Click "Ja".
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    8. Click Next, Agree, and Install.

    9. When installed search for "3D beam" in the search box at the bottom left of your screen:
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    10. If you get the image below you have completed the download and installation successfully.
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    Getting started with Nauticus Hull

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    1. Choose: ”Start”, ”All Programs”, ”DNV Software”, (evt. “Applications”), ”NAUTICUS 3D Beam”

    2. Maximise ”Nauticus 3D Beam” window

    NB! 3D Beam is currently not installed on all campus computers.




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    Useful tutorials

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    Getting started with Nauticus Hull

    Creating a beam

    • Easiest way to create several beams at once: beam wizard (Ctrl+W). Can be found under Tools → Beam Wizard
    • Other option is to draw with the mouse under Model → Create beam. This method is less accurate and can easily lead to mistakes.

    Changing beam-profile

    • Enter select mode under Model→ Select. Selected beams/nodes are red
    • Select desired beam(s). In the "property grid" scroll to find "profile" and click the "..." button
    • Either select an existing profile or create a new one. Press "Ok" to confirm selection

    Boundary conditions

    • Make sure you're in selection mode (Model→ Select) and select a node
    • In the property grid, press the "..." button to the right of "Boundary condition"
    • For 2D: Rotation and translation out of the plane needs to be fixed. (See picture). This is needed for the system to be solvable

    Apply load

    • Point load:
      • Select a node
        • If there doesn't exist an node in desired position, select the beam and under Model→ Insert Node
      • In the property grid, input the point load under "Node load"
    • Distributed load:
      • Select a beam
      • In the property grid, input the distributed load.

    Run analysis

    • To run the analysis press "F9"
    • For a visual presentation of result use the "Respons bar" (Lowest toolbar, right side) to toggle axial- and shear-stress, moment and displacement.
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    Tips

    Units

    Changing the units to the units given in your assignment / project may help you in avoiding input errors. Tools→ Options→ Units




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