Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 1-2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1990 - Arctic regions |
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... NUMBER K = 40 Fig . 3 Lift coefficient versus the Keulegan - Carpenter number : , Justesen ( 1989 ) , Re 250,000 ... Reynolds numbers ( Re = 250,000 and 500,000 , for sake of comparison at simi- lar Reynolds numbers and also for clarity ) ...
... NUMBER K = 40 Fig . 3 Lift coefficient versus the Keulegan - Carpenter number : , Justesen ( 1989 ) , Re 250,000 ... Reynolds numbers ( Re = 250,000 and 500,000 , for sake of comparison at simi- lar Reynolds numbers and also for clarity ) ...
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... number as mentioned in this paper , there is a quite good relationship between hydrodynamic coefficients C , C and ... Reynolds number are still low . So test in the region of more higher Reynolds number is expected in the future ...
... number as mentioned in this paper , there is a quite good relationship between hydrodynamic coefficients C , C and ... Reynolds number are still low . So test in the region of more higher Reynolds number is expected in the future ...
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... Reynolds number . The range of Reynolds number studied here is from 0.55 * 10 to 2.62 * 10 4 4.2 Characteristics of Transverse Forces in the Time Domain the The history of the transverse force FLG is strongly random compared with the ...
... Reynolds number . The range of Reynolds number studied here is from 0.55 * 10 to 2.62 * 10 4 4.2 Characteristics of Transverse Forces in the Time Domain the The history of the transverse force FLG is strongly random compared with the ...
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