Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1; Volume 7, Part 1American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1988 - Arctic regions |
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Page 121
... forward the tip , due to the spanwise drift of the boundary layer , and merge with any presence of tip stall . For a swept forward blade the high incidence at the hub should aggravate the hub stall . Oil flow visualization at a 50 40 30 ...
... forward the tip , due to the spanwise drift of the boundary layer , and merge with any presence of tip stall . For a swept forward blade the high incidence at the hub should aggravate the hub stall . Oil flow visualization at a 50 40 30 ...
Page 237
... forward integration scheme . This approach permits nonlinear line and fender forces to be incorporated readily into the analysis . The exciting forces in the analysis are wind , current , and waves , which are not necessarily collinear ...
... forward integration scheme . This approach permits nonlinear line and fender forces to be incorporated readily into the analysis . The exciting forces in the analysis are wind , current , and waves , which are not necessarily collinear ...
Page 241
... forward time step routine . This requires that the displacements and velocities of the system be known at t = 0 and that the forces be known as functions of the time or motion for t > 0 . At each time step , the linear accelerations are ...
... forward time step routine . This requires that the displacements and velocities of the system be known at t = 0 and that the forces be known as functions of the time or motion for t > 0 . At each time step , the linear accelerations are ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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