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Journal Article
Vortex-Induced Vibration of Deep-Sea Mining Riser Under Different Currents and Tension Conditions Using Wake Oscillator Model
2025
Overview
The vortex-induced vibration (VIV) dynamics of commercial-scale deep-sea mining risers with complex component arrangements (pumps, buffer stations, buoyancy modules) remain insufficiently explored, especially for 6000 m systems with nonlinear tension. This study investigates VIV control strategy by adjusting tension for a nonlinear riser system using the Iwan-Blevins wake oscillator model integrated with Morison equation-based analysis. An analytical model incorporating four typical current profiles was established to quantify the dynamic response under different flow velocities, internal flow density, and structural parameters. Increased buffer station mass effectively suppressed drift distance (over 35% reduction under specific conditions) by regulating axial tension. Dynamic comparisons demonstrated distinct VIV energy distribution patterns under different current conditions. Spectral analysis revealed that the vibration follows Strouhal vortex shedding lock-in principles. Spatial modal differentiation was observed due to nonlinear variations in velocity profiles, pipe diameters, and axial tension, accompanied by multi-frequency resonance, coexistence of standing and traveling waves, and broadband resonance with amplitude surges under critical velocities (1.75 m/s in Current-B). This study proposes to control the VIV amplitude by adjusting internal flow density and buffer mass, which is proved effective for reducing vibrations in upper (0–2000 m) risers. It validates vibration amplitude and frequency control through current velocity, buffer mass and slurry density regulation in a nonlinear riser system.
Publisher
MDPI AG
Subject
/ Buffers
/ Cobalt
/ deep-sea mining riser system
/ Density
/ Iwan-Blevins wake oscillator
/ Load
/ Risers
/ Slurries
/ Tension
/ Velocity
