Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2006 - Arctic regions |
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... forces can be clearly seen in Fig . 2. The oscillation of the lift force is caused by vortex shedding and the flow reversals ( Williamson ( 1985 ) ) . It is seen from Fig . 2 that the frequency of the lift force increases with the ...
... forces can be clearly seen in Fig . 2. The oscillation of the lift force is caused by vortex shedding and the flow reversals ( Williamson ( 1985 ) ) . It is seen from Fig . 2 that the frequency of the lift force increases with the ...
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... forces . On the other hand , an external force caused by continuous ice crushing is often magnified within the structure . These two effects are considered by deriving an equivalent lateral force . The lateral force is obtained by using ...
... forces . On the other hand , an external force caused by continuous ice crushing is often magnified within the structure . These two effects are considered by deriving an equivalent lateral force . The lateral force is obtained by using ...
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... force function shown are magnified within the structure . The magnification occurs at the ranges of the natural ... force . As a result , the actually measured maximum forces have been replaced in data reports by 95 % or 98 % cdf values ...
... force function shown are magnified within the structure . The magnification occurs at the ranges of the natural ... force . As a result , the actually measured maximum forces have been replaced in data reports by 95 % or 98 % cdf values ...
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