Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2006 - Arctic regions |
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... length Truss section length Diameter of cells Side length of heave plates Side length of soft tank Height of soft tank Displacement Center of buoyancy above keel Pitch and roll radii of gyration Unit In - place E E E E E E E E E E E E ...
... length Truss section length Diameter of cells Side length of heave plates Side length of soft tank Height of soft tank Displacement Center of buoyancy above keel Pitch and roll radii of gyration Unit In - place E E E E E E E E E E E E ...
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... length , the methodology presented by [ 6 ] is applied to estimate the VIV force , as presented in the Equation ( 3 ) ... length due to the VIV . The total transverse force per unit of length can be obtained by applying Morison Equation to ...
... length , the methodology presented by [ 6 ] is applied to estimate the VIV force , as presented in the Equation ( 3 ) ... length due to the VIV . The total transverse force per unit of length can be obtained by applying Morison Equation to ...
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... length because of the scaling limitations set by the dimensions of the basin . It was determined that the full scale length for each of these lines should be 835m while a spring with an equivalent full scale elasticity k - 5921kN / m ...
... length because of the scaling limitations set by the dimensions of the basin . It was determined that the full scale length for each of these lines should be 835m while a spring with an equivalent full scale elasticity k - 5921kN / m ...
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