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Page 43
This effect also appears with a further increase in Rer and a slight change in KC ,
from Case 3 conditions to those for Case 4 in Figure 6 ( d ) . For the range of Rer
observed , the results imply that although the drag force component increases ...
This effect also appears with a further increase in Rer and a slight change in KC ,
from Case 3 conditions to those for Case 4 in Figure 6 ( d ) . For the range of Rer
observed , the results imply that although the drag force component increases ...
Page 55
When Tag / d and H / d increase , the above mentioned two effects will play a
great role in the calculation of nonlinear wave forces . In this paper , the research
work for single pier studied in Ref . ( 2 ) is extended to the case of pier group ,
and ...
When Tag / d and H / d increase , the above mentioned two effects will play a
great role in the calculation of nonlinear wave forces . In this paper , the research
work for single pier studied in Ref . ( 2 ) is extended to the case of pier group ,
and ...
Page 206
For low correlation , the first factor predominates and consequently the risk of
second failure increases with first failure time ... In this case , the following
measures for increasing safety after repair should be considered : 1 ) increase
safety level ...
For low correlation , the first factor predominates and consequently the risk of
second failure increases with first failure time ... In this case , the following
measures for increasing safety after repair should be considered : 1 ) increase
safety level ...
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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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