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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... friction values . In a hawser mooring system , high friction would be a serious problem , because the hawser may not rotate the turntable in light air conditions . This is less of a problem with a turret mooring , which has no hawser ...
... friction values . In a hawser mooring system , high friction would be a serious problem , because the hawser may not rotate the turntable in light air conditions . This is less of a problem with a turret mooring , which has no hawser ...
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... frictional component generated by the ship sliding across the fender . If u is the coefficient of friction , the magnitude of the friction force for the ith fender will be HQ and will act in the tangential direction , as defined by the ...
... frictional component generated by the ship sliding across the fender . If u is the coefficient of friction , the magnitude of the friction force for the ith fender will be HQ and will act in the tangential direction , as defined by the ...
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... friction loss for flow through subsea pipes hydraulic fluid column in subsea accumulators 2334.8 kg / m2 ( 3,321 psi ) ... friction for flow = 0.1866 Pressure loss due to friction in hose length 2546.5 kg / m ( 3,622 psi ) Hydraulic fluid ...
... friction loss for flow through subsea pipes hydraulic fluid column in subsea accumulators 2334.8 kg / m2 ( 3,321 psi ) ... friction for flow = 0.1866 Pressure loss due to friction in hose length 2546.5 kg / m ( 3,622 psi ) Hydraulic fluid ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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