Hydrodynamics
Motions, added mass, damping and wave-body interaction studies.
Marine & Offshore
Assess marine systems from waterline to seabed.
Support for hydrodynamics, floating systems, wave loading and offshore structural requirements — scoped around your coursework, assignment or graduation project.
Marine Support Areas
Four routes from metocean data to engineering output.
The scope can cover a single study or connect environment, loads, response and structural checks into one coordinated workflow — matched to the assignment.
Floating Systems
Floating platforms, turbines and buoys with stability and response checks.
Wave Loading
Regular and irregular wave loads, pressures and environmental conditions.
Offshore Structures
Structural checks on offshore members, connections and composite sections.
Analysis Route
From environment to validated response.
Each stage feeds the next, and every result returns to the model until it checks out.
01
Metocean Data
Waves, wind, current and depth.
02
Loads
Wave, current and mooring loads.
03
Response
Motions, tensions and pressures.
04
Checks
Limits, criteria and documentation.
Software Used
Tools matched to the system and the course.
Each project is scoped to the software already used in the course, or to the tool that fits the deliverable best.
Hydrodynamics & Mooring
ANSYS AQWAOrcaFlex workflows where provided
Structural & CFD
ANSYS MechanicalANSYS Fluent
Modelling & Analysis
MATLABCAD tools
See the full software overview on the Software Expertise page →
Selected Technical Experience
Examples of marine and offshore capability.
These visuals demonstrate technical experience. Each student project is reviewed and scoped independently.
Floating Wind TurbineAQWA · Floating Systems
Offshore Deck StructureAQWA · Wave Loading
Composite Caisson StudyANSYS · Offshore Structures
Project images are presented to demonstrate technical capability and do not imply university endorsement or permission to reuse the work as an academic submission.
Where This Fits
Marine work usually feeds a wider academic deliverable.
Hydrodynamic and structural studies connect into graduation projects and research workflows.
Marine & Offshore Review
Send your geometry, metocean data or project brief for an initial technical review.
A finished model is not required. Sketches, screenshots, data tables or a partial study are enough to begin.