COMPASS [Aqwa vs SeaFEM vs WAMIT ANSYS Aqwa Diffraction Peer r 3D panel method ast order multi-body wave diffraction and radiation, Forward speed Full quadratic transfer function (QTF) calculation for slaw drift effects Simulation of mooring and physical connections thraugh user-defined stiffness matrix Time domain 30 Finite Element Method ‘There sno need of transferring from frequency domain to time domain astand and order multi-body wave diffraction and radiation with regular waves and sea spectra Real forward speed with streamline and SUPG integration Time domain and order driftand nonlinear hydrostatics Simulation of mooring and physical connections between bodies, rotation, line and plane constraints, rotation and translation links, and rigid body, bal, revolute, cylindrical and prismatic joints Seakeeping towingin still water and (spectral) waves, maneuvering, response in waves with currents, extinction tests, and RAQS from white noise analysis. Hydrodinamic loads on lines (auxiliary wireframe) are calculated using an extended form of Morison's equation Regular and irregular (spectral) waves, including white noise, Pierson-Moskowitz JONSWAP and user-defined spectrum Bathymetry. infinite depth, constant depth and irregular seabed. 3-D panel method. ast order multi-body wave diffraction land radiation. and order for bichromatic waves, Forward speed, Full quadratic transfer function (QTF) calculation for slow drift effects. Simulation of mooring and physical connections thraugh user-defined stiffness and damping matrix. DD eT TS Sars Cortech Staticand dynamic stability, mean equilibrium position for multi-body assemblies. Frequency-domain solution of significant and extreme linear response solution of significant linear and nor-linear due to firstarder wave and second-order, slowly varying drift effects, Timedomain simulation of extreme ‘wave conditions including nonlinear hydrodynamic effects resulting from the variable wetted surface, eee evn irae ‘Seakeeping, towing in stil water and (spectral) waves, maneuvering, response in waves with currents, extinction tests, and RAQs from white noise analysis. First and second order time-domain response for 6 dots. Time-domain simulation including nonlinear hydrodynamic effects, transom stem flows, and variable wetted surfaces. Seamless communication of the hydrodynamic forces to the structure, Cr inne Seakeeping analysis, added mass and damping and RAOS. Linear frequency-domain analysis plus second order correction in bichromatic and bidirectional FaT utility to transform first-order frequency-domain outputs to time-domain impulse response functions Aunique hydroelasticity analysis GUI allows performing structure waves interaction studies for strength assessment of the design iii SeCOMPASS Computation and utilization of full quadratic transfer function (QTF) matrices for slow drift effects, including both sum and difference frequency components, Fully coupled cable dynamic feature Buildin dynamic FEM cable model enabling. enabling mooring line drag and inertial mooring line drag and inertial characteristics to beincluded inthe characteristics to be includedin the vessel motions analysis, mations analysis. User-defined stiffness and damping. matrixes, Non-linear pressure boundary conditions oon free surface. Capable of modeling air cushion vehicles and oscillating water column devices with power take-off assessment. Nonlinear free surface height limit condition (dry body effect) ‘Advanced Tel programming interface, enabling enhance simulations and execution / communication with external programs, Cutting-edge deflated CG solvers and direct sparse solvers. CUDA GPU acceleration available and moments are obtained from pressure integration over the body, accounting from waves, currents, diffraction and radiation Environmental Loading Constant wind and current, including curtent profile Environmental Loading Constant wind and current. Flow field updated every time step calculation for streamline or SUPG integration, Regular and irregular (spectral) waves, including white noise, Plerson-Moskowitz and JONSWAP. User defined spectrum available as well User defined spectrum Fully flexible linear and nonlinear forces using analytical or discrete functions User defined directional wave energy distribution Regular and irregular (spectral) waves. Wave surface time history. Wind time history, wind spectrum Deen Linear elastic lines, Intermediate pulleys, Linear drum winches, General ‘nonlinear polynomial, Constant force lines. ‘Mooring Capabilities Fully flexible linear and nonlinear links, including rotation, line and plane constraints, User-defined stiffness and damping. matrixes, Build-in multi-segment quasi-static non-linear elastic catenary and dynamic finite element cable model, Fully flexible definition of linear and nonlinear forces using analytical or discrete functions. User-defined added mass, stiffness and damping matrixes. Physical connections between two or more vessels or to ground Quasistatic or dynamic catenaries, ‘multi-segment composite catenary, non-linear composite catenary. Thrusters, Fixed or floating fenders, Intermediate buoys and clump ‘weights and Line break hhysical connections between two or more vessels or to ground. PS) Sea ce First and second order hydradynamic forces Mean drift forces and maments on structures are evaluated from the ‘momentum flux through acontrol surface surrounding each structure. Simulation of mooring and physical connections through user-defined stiffness matrix Pressure boundary conditions on free surface Parallel processing can be used on Pcs. Environmental Loading. Bichramatic and bidirectional waves ‘Mooring Capabilities ‘Simulation of mooring and physical connections thraugh user-defined stiffness and damping matrix.