The VENTuRE researchers attend the postgraduate research conference, held virtually on Monday, 13th September 2022. The aim of the conference is to strengthen the young researchers’ ability to present and defend their research work to a public audience. The following presentations were delivered: Speaker Programme Institution Yujia Wei A fully coupled CFD-DMB method on ship…
Read more
Dr Kurt Mizzi, from Naval Architectural Services Ltd (NAS), VENTuRE’s maritime industrial partner, delivered the SHort Specialist Course Virtual Towing Tank Applications in the Marine Industry. The course was delivered online on 12 September 2022. The main aim of this course was to share with the partners knowledge related to technologies, systems, design, and techniques…
Read more
The Maltese Industrial Partner Naval Architectural Services Ltd is to present the short specialist course on the topic of Virtual Towing Tank Applications in the Marine Industry. This course will focus on how numerical techniques can be applied to the marine industry to predict various parameters of ship performance. The course content will include: Academic…
Read more
The fifth VENTuRE summer school held at UNIGE on the 7 – 9 September, 2022. The school covered the theoretical approaches behind the energy efficiency definitions used by IMO and other stakeholders for the marine sector. CO2 emissions and EEDI, EEXI, CII indexes were introduced. The role of the new fuels, energy efficiency devices (e.g.…
Read more
In September, the University of Genoa shall present a summer school that covers the theoretical approaches behind the energy efficiency definitions used by IMO and other stakeholders for the marine sector. CO2 emissions and EEDI, EEXI, CII indexes will be introduced. Some energy efficiency devices (i.e. wind assisted propulsion) will be presented and best operational…
Read more
The latest VENTuRE e-Newsletter published in the Italian periodical “Vita e Mare” in the July-August 2022 edition.
Check out our latest VENTuRE journal publication. ABSTRACT: Hull roughness significantly increases ship resistance, power, and fuel consumption. Although it is typically spatially heterogeneous, little research has dealt with heterogeneously distributed roughness on ship hulls. Therefore, this study investigates the heterogeneous hull roughness effect on ship resistance using Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). A series of CFD simulations were conducted…
Read more
Prof Osman Turan (USTRATH) introduced the ‘Human Factor Research Centre Activities’ The main aim Networking Activities of task was to organise wide range of networking activities in order to increase the national, regional and international networking of UM and twinning partners, promote knowledge exchange and create solid and sustainable basis for possible future collaborations, and to…
Read more
On Friday, 1 July 2022, Prof. Inġ Tonio Sant gave a presentation at the University of Strathclyde, Henry Dyer Building, Glasgow. The presentation illustrated the integration of energy storage systems on a large-scale is becoming essential to mitigate intermittency issues in power supply from offshore wind farms. Storage systems are crucial in addressing the supply-demand…
Read more
The main aim of the Summer and Winter Schools was set up to increase awareness and skills in the area of Energy Efficient Ship Design through summer and winter schools. This is expected to increase the engagement between different parties and technology utilisation towards the design of Energy Efficient Ships. At least 20 early career…
Read more