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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1 ) RESPONSE TO REGULAR WAVE Base width - Both the first and second mode periods were heavily influenced by the base width . A 25 % change in base width resulted in a 30 % change in first mode period and 23 % change in second mode ...
1 ) RESPONSE TO REGULAR WAVE Base width - Both the first and second mode periods were heavily influenced by the base width . A 25 % change in base width resulted in a 30 % change in first mode period and 23 % change in second mode ...
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1.2 sway - type and bow - shaped mode inertia loads are illustrated separately to explain the shape of the applied inertial loads as a function of jacket height . 1.15 1.1 BOW - CENDING TO 6.255 From Fig . 6 ( a ) it is evident that the ...
1.2 sway - type and bow - shaped mode inertia loads are illustrated separately to explain the shape of the applied inertial loads as a function of jacket height . 1.15 1.1 BOW - CENDING TO 6.255 From Fig . 6 ( a ) it is evident that the ...
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ABSTRACT X A study of the influence of a constant axial tensile load on natural frequencies and mode shapes of a uniform single - span beam with nine different combinations of end conditions is presented .
ABSTRACT X A study of the influence of a constant axial tensile load on natural frequencies and mode shapes of a uniform single - span beam with nine different combinations of end conditions is presented .
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Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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