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The sum of the amplitudes of all tidal constituents is approximately 1.00 M. The
equivalent sum for barometric constituents is 0.18 M - thus errors in the
barometric constituents will not likely influence the average of the error of the
predicted ...
The sum of the amplitudes of all tidal constituents is approximately 1.00 M. The
equivalent sum for barometric constituents is 0.18 M - thus errors in the
barometric constituents will not likely influence the average of the error of the
predicted ...
Page 244
The sum of the amplitudes of all tidal constituents is approximately 1.00 M. The
equivalent sum for barometric constituents is 0.18 M - thus errors in the
barometric constituents will not likely influence the average of the error of the
predicted ...
The sum of the amplitudes of all tidal constituents is approximately 1.00 M. The
equivalent sum for barometric constituents is 0.18 M - thus errors in the
barometric constituents will not likely influence the average of the error of the
predicted ...
Page 529
The displacement at the location of the outboard jacks is approximately 2 " , at the
inboard jacks approximately .5 " . The displacement at the center of the truss is
approximately .5 " . Conclusions Step 3 : Calculation of Balanced Load Vector ...
The displacement at the location of the outboard jacks is approximately 2 " , at the
inboard jacks approximately .5 " . The displacement at the center of the truss is
approximately .5 " . Conclusions Step 3 : Calculation of Balanced Load Vector ...
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Contents
SPECIAL SESSION HYDRODYNAMICS | 1 |
HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES | 29 |
SECONDORDER EFFECTS | 113 |
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| Title | Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 1-2 |
| Contributor | American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering Division |
| Publisher | American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1991 |
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