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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... flow Let us now consider a flow field y ( x , y ) at a certain time ( the flow field may have been developed by a fluid flowing past a num- ber of structures ) . At the present time one or several of the structures start acceler- ating ...
... flow Let us now consider a flow field y ( x , y ) at a certain time ( the flow field may have been developed by a fluid flowing past a num- ber of structures ) . At the present time one or several of the structures start acceler- ating ...
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... flow round a bilge corner is essentially a high Reynolds number oscillatory flow in which separation is fixed by the ge- ometry of the body . Flows of this nature have a strong vortex structure that is more easily modelled by the ...
... flow round a bilge corner is essentially a high Reynolds number oscillatory flow in which separation is fixed by the ge- ometry of the body . Flows of this nature have a strong vortex structure that is more easily modelled by the ...
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... FLOW FIELD The flow round a bilge corner is essentially a high Reynolds a number oscillatory flow in which separation is fixed by the geometry of the body . Flows of this nature have a strong vortex structure that is more easily ...
... FLOW FIELD The flow round a bilge corner is essentially a high Reynolds a number oscillatory flow in which separation is fixed by the geometry of the body . Flows of this nature have a strong vortex structure that is more easily ...
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