Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2006 - Arctic regions |
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... body which is oscillating si- nusoidally with small amplitudes in linear incident waves . The floating body is assumed to be rigid with six degrees of free- dom . The motion of the rigid body and the fluid particles are referred to an ...
... body which is oscillating si- nusoidally with small amplitudes in linear incident waves . The floating body is assumed to be rigid with six degrees of free- dom . The motion of the rigid body and the fluid particles are referred to an ...
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... body wetted surface , it is postu- lated that in an energy approach , the fluid kinetic and potential energy driven by the wetted surface of the body represent all fluid actions on the rigid body . In other words , as in the momentum ...
... body wetted surface , it is postu- lated that in an energy approach , the fluid kinetic and potential energy driven by the wetted surface of the body represent all fluid actions on the rigid body . In other words , as in the momentum ...
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... body in the framework of the vari- ational methods . In this work , the energy and analytical meth- ods were applied to the problem of fluid - body interaction from a different viewpoint that overcame some of those difficulties . The ...
... body in the framework of the vari- ational methods . In this work , the energy and analytical meth- ods were applied to the problem of fluid - body interaction from a different viewpoint that overcame some of those difficulties . The ...
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