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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... loads . These motions do , however , contribute to first order variations in the chain tension , in two ways : variation due to static catenary effects caused by changes in position , and variations due to chain dynamic effects . The ...
... loads . These motions do , however , contribute to first order variations in the chain tension , in two ways : variation due to static catenary effects caused by changes in position , and variations due to chain dynamic effects . The ...
Page 129
... loads by defining facet - to - stick- member correspondence and then integrating the pressures to obtain loads for each member . These individual member loads are then summed to obtain global 6 x 1 { FI } and { Fpp ) wave force vectors ...
... loads by defining facet - to - stick- member correspondence and then integrating the pressures to obtain loads for each member . These individual member loads are then summed to obtain global 6 x 1 { FI } and { Fpp ) wave force vectors ...
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... loads with static loads H ( 1 ) Calculate static BS & OTM Final Random Wave Record ? No Perform stiffness analysis Design Calculate Inertia load sets from static loads , DAFS and Yes Mode Shapes Perform code check wave spectrum S ( f ) ...
... loads with static loads H ( 1 ) Calculate static BS & OTM Final Random Wave Record ? No Perform stiffness analysis Design Calculate Inertia load sets from static loads , DAFS and Yes Mode Shapes Perform code check wave spectrum S ( f ) ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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