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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... matrix for a unit pressure on each subpanel . This matrix was then inverted and multiplied by the measured and extrapolated strains for each small panel , at each time step , to produce a pressure time history . Lin FINITE ELEMENT ...
... matrix for a unit pressure on each subpanel . This matrix was then inverted and multiplied by the measured and extrapolated strains for each small panel , at each time step , to produce a pressure time history . Lin FINITE ELEMENT ...
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... matrix was designed to investigate the ice milling loading condition and to cover the contact and non - contact ... matrix for series I is provided in Table 2 . Variable J h , ( mm ) Sc ( kPa ) Range of Test Values 0.3 11.2 , 14.7 , 18.5 ...
... matrix was designed to investigate the ice milling loading condition and to cover the contact and non - contact ... matrix for series I is provided in Table 2 . Variable J h , ( mm ) Sc ( kPa ) Range of Test Values 0.3 11.2 , 14.7 , 18.5 ...
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... matrix and [ Del ] is the elastic stiffness matrix . To take the interaction between the structure and the snow- cover into account the viscous deformation is derived through an incremental one - dimensional creep law . The applied ...
... matrix and [ Del ] is the elastic stiffness matrix . To take the interaction between the structure and the snow- cover into account the viscous deformation is derived through an incremental one - dimensional creep law . The applied ...
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