A quick and easy way to get started with DAVE is by downloading the Graphical User Interface. This is a…
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DAVE version 1.8 adds the following features: Limits and unity-checks: https://davedocs.online/limits.html Components: https://davedocs.online/components.html Wind and current areas: https://davedocs.online/wind.html
Continue ReadingA practical guide to modeling vessels for offshore operations using Orcaflex
Many offshore operations can be modeled using first order time domain analysis. Setting up the vessels for such a model…
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DAVE uses meshes for calculation of buoyancy and tank volumes. These meshes have to be clean and coherent. No holes,…
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The xmas2020 Christmas card was prepared in DAVE and finalized with Blender. The tug is the the Husky with a…
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Export to orcaflex Documentation Beams and catenaries Marine: Carene tables, conversion of shape-based buoyancy to linear springs Documentation The documentation…
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Release 1.4 – Tanks and thanks
Release 1.4 Features: Tanks with a free fluid surface are now available. They work in the same way as buoyancy…
Continue ReadingUpdate of Naming conventions
Following other technology companies and in light of recent events the technical terminology of master/slave has been changed to main/secondary.…
Continue ReadingReporting and Jupyter Lab
Designing something awesome is fun. But there comes a time when you need to report and document what you did…
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