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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... geometry in irregular waves . As those of reference [ 1 ] , present results illustrate the advantages of employing a variable geometry turbine in wave energy absorption . Two different phase - control strategies are pre- sented ...
... geometry in irregular waves . As those of reference [ 1 ] , present results illustrate the advantages of employing a variable geometry turbine in wave energy absorption . Two different phase - control strategies are pre- sented ...
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... GEOMETRY TURBINE GEOMETRY TURBINE GEOMETRY TURBINE 3.01 Maximum instantaneous flow rate [ m / s ] 3.38 3.13 4.55 3.53 4.33 Maximum instantaneous pres- sure | Pal 2919 2510 4192 4029 4877 4544 Maximum instantaneous power 8.21 7.85 18.09 ...
... GEOMETRY TURBINE GEOMETRY TURBINE GEOMETRY TURBINE 3.01 Maximum instantaneous flow rate [ m / s ] 3.38 3.13 4.55 3.53 4.33 Maximum instantaneous pres- sure | Pal 2919 2510 4192 4029 4877 4544 Maximum instantaneous power 8.21 7.85 18.09 ...
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... GEOMETRY CHANGES ON LOCAL STRESS DISTRIBUTION ( 3 ) Changing an element of the thread geometry in a connection can produce a change in the local stress distribution in two ways ; firstly by changing the load distribution , thereby ...
... GEOMETRY CHANGES ON LOCAL STRESS DISTRIBUTION ( 3 ) Changing an element of the thread geometry in a connection can produce a change in the local stress distribution in two ways ; firstly by changing the load distribution , thereby ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
Semisubmersible Floating Production for the Gulf of Mexico | 13 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
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