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As the ambient flow comes to a full stop , vortex D is gradually annihilated partly due to the countersign vorticity it generates on the cylinder ( also with some rebounding effect ) and partly due to the overlapping of oppositely ...
As the ambient flow comes to a full stop , vortex D is gradually annihilated partly due to the countersign vorticity it generates on the cylinder ( also with some rebounding effect ) and partly due to the overlapping of oppositely ...
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This may suggest that any vortex shedding effect on the rigid cylinder pair can be considered to be negligible for ... among the cylinders in modifying their loading and the importance of the role of the spacing in this interference .
This may suggest that any vortex shedding effect on the rigid cylinder pair can be considered to be negligible for ... among the cylinders in modifying their loading and the importance of the role of the spacing in this interference .
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degrees to the horizontal when the cylinder is at rest . They are made as long as possible to reduce nonlinear effects which occur for large displacements from the equilibrium position . The effective spring stiffness and frequency ...
degrees to the horizontal when the cylinder is at rest . They are made as long as possible to reduce nonlinear effects which occur for large displacements from the equilibrium position . The effective spring stiffness and frequency ...
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Contents
SPECIAL SESSION HYDRODYNAMICS | 1 |
HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES | 29 |
Simulated High Reynolds Number Flow and Forces on Cylinder Groups | 71 |
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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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