Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 18, Part 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1999 - Arctic regions |
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Calculate the influence of the depth of submergence from equation ( 22 ) . - 15 f
52 k , = 1 - 0 . 4 ( 0 . 954 ) = 0 . 618 7 . Calculate the exposure factor for ice
clearing using equation ( 24 ) . 20 . / 7 . 50 m kg = - = 0 . 782 70 . 0 m 8 .
Determine N ...
Calculate the influence of the depth of submergence from equation ( 22 ) . - 15 f
52 k , = 1 - 0 . 4 ( 0 . 954 ) = 0 . 618 7 . Calculate the exposure factor for ice
clearing using equation ( 24 ) . 20 . / 7 . 50 m kg = - = 0 . 782 70 . 0 m 8 .
Determine N ...
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( 1 ) RESULTS OF KRAUSZ ON THE PHYSICAL MEANING OF THE PARIS
EQUATION In 1988 , K . Krausz and A . S . Krausz presented their research
results on the Physical Meaning of the Paris Equation in the International Journal
of Fracture ...
( 1 ) RESULTS OF KRAUSZ ON THE PHYSICAL MEANING OF THE PARIS
EQUATION In 1988 , K . Krausz and A . S . Krausz presented their research
results on the Physical Meaning of the Paris Equation in the International Journal
of Fracture ...
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264 x10 - 21 • exp (( 27 ) kt C = expl _ n = a + anak ( 25 ( 26 ) KT then Eq . ( 24 )
becomes the famous Paris Equation of fatigue crack growth : dal dN = C ( AK ) "
As known , U and a are microscopic structural parameters of the material , A is ...
264 x10 - 21 • exp (( 27 ) kt C = expl _ n = a + anak ( 25 ( 26 ) KT then Eq . ( 24 )
becomes the famous Paris Equation of fatigue crack growth : dal dN = C ( AK ) "
As known , U and a are microscopic structural parameters of the material , A is ...
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