Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2001 - Arctic regions |
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OMAE2001 / S & R - 2118 ABSTRACT This paper presents uncertainties in the spectral fatigue damages of offshore structures , which are ... In the fatigue damage , there are additional uncertainties that related to the damagemodel used .
OMAE2001 / S & R - 2118 ABSTRACT This paper presents uncertainties in the spectral fatigue damages of offshore structures , which are ... In the fatigue damage , there are additional uncertainties that related to the damagemodel used .
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a continuous long - term distribution of sea states , the total damage will be calculated from Eq . ( 1 ) . For a multi - linear S - N model , the mean damage for a stress cycle of a non narrow - banded stress process , E [ DD ] ...
a continuous long - term distribution of sea states , the total damage will be calculated from Eq . ( 1 ) . For a multi - linear S - N model , the mean damage for a stress cycle of a non narrow - banded stress process , E [ DD ] ...
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The mean damage of a narrow banded stress process , [ DD ] nb , can be calculated exactly while the calculation of the mean damage of a non - narrow banded stress process , ( DD ) , requires some experimental or empirical data , such as ...
The mean damage of a narrow banded stress process , [ DD ] nb , can be calculated exactly while the calculation of the mean damage of a non - narrow banded stress process , ( DD ) , requires some experimental or empirical data , such as ...
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