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Furthermore , it is normally assumed that the collision force vector goes through the centre of gravity of the vessel . This means that the kinetic energy of the vessel just before the impact shall be absorbed by local elastic - plastic ...
Furthermore , it is normally assumed that the collision force vector goes through the centre of gravity of the vessel . This means that the kinetic energy of the vessel just before the impact shall be absorbed by local elastic - plastic ...
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Furthermore , it is normally assumed that the collision force vector goes through the centre of gravity of the vessel . This means that the kinetic energy of the vessel just before the impact shall be absorbed by local elastic - plastic ...
Furthermore , it is normally assumed that the collision force vector goes through the centre of gravity of the vessel . This means that the kinetic energy of the vessel just before the impact shall be absorbed by local elastic - plastic ...
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Equations of Motion for the Vessel The equations of motion for the vessel are expressed in a coordinate system moving with the vessel and with its origin at midship , see Fig . 2 . Vg - Vso . Vp = 0 PHASE 1 Vg = Ve < Vso PHASE 2 comow ...
Equations of Motion for the Vessel The equations of motion for the vessel are expressed in a coordinate system moving with the vessel and with its origin at midship , see Fig . 2 . Vg - Vso . Vp = 0 PHASE 1 Vg = Ve < Vso PHASE 2 comow ...
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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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