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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For constructing a more accurate formula it is necessary to have special
observation data which are , unfortunately , absent . ho = chox - her ( 8 ) This
experiment was based on the data of icebreaker and cargo ship velocities
observed in the ...
For constructing a more accurate formula it is necessary to have special
observation data which are , unfortunately , absent . ho = chox - her ( 8 ) This
experiment was based on the data of icebreaker and cargo ship velocities
observed in the ...
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Calculated optimal velocity for icebreaker + cargo ship SA - 15 convoy and
observed velocity for variable convoys ... per three months 3 - nine times per
three months • - unbroken fast ice Parameter Year Observed 80 Calculated
optimal 5 .
Calculated optimal velocity for icebreaker + cargo ship SA - 15 convoy and
observed velocity for variable convoys ... per three months 3 - nine times per
three months • - unbroken fast ice Parameter Year Observed 80 Calculated
optimal 5 .
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Figure 3 shows the ice piece size , LL , versus the length , Lo , observed in all
seven model test series . The data were ... very well : L , = 0 . 15 + 0 . 039L , ( Eq .
5 ) This observed trend is also consistent with the results from field observations .
Figure 3 shows the ice piece size , LL , versus the length , Lo , observed in all
seven model test series . The data were ... very well : L , = 0 . 15 + 0 . 039L , ( Eq .
5 ) This observed trend is also consistent with the results from field observations .
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