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Developments in Coupled High-Fidelity Simulations of Moored Marine Structures

. Coupled mooring analysis using CFD with dynamic mooring models is becoming an established ﬁeld. This is an important step for better predictions of responses of moored marine structures in extreme sea states and also for capturing the low-frequency response correctly. The coupling between the CFD and mooring solvers are most often carried out by exchanging the fairlead/anchor points and fairlead forces. In this paper we will discuss eﬀects of using (i) viscous ﬂuid ﬂow on a mooring component level (submerged buoys and clump weights) and (ii) the ﬂuid-structure coupling between the viscous ﬂuid solver and the mooring system.