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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... scale 1:45 . The mooring layout configuration is shown in Fig . 2 . The model system comprises the 12 - line catenary mooring with line lengths corresponding to 960 m in full scale . Model metal chains of proper dimension and weight are ...
... scale 1:45 . The mooring layout configuration is shown in Fig . 2 . The model system comprises the 12 - line catenary mooring with line lengths corresponding to 960 m in full scale . Model metal chains of proper dimension and weight are ...
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... scale tests and should be applicable for small scale wave energy devices such as navigation buoys . Extrapolation of results to a large scale turbine should be done with caution as tests at low Reynolds numbers are subject to considerable ...
... scale tests and should be applicable for small scale wave energy devices such as navigation buoys . Extrapolation of results to a large scale turbine should be done with caution as tests at low Reynolds numbers are subject to considerable ...
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... scale ) versus the upstream flow velocity , U , for ☀ - 258 ° , i.e. , for the flexible cylinder as shown in the in- set diagram vis - à - vis the current vector ; m - 295 , 8 = 0.011 . Q Ø Fig . 4 Strouhal numbers detected from ...
... scale ) versus the upstream flow velocity , U , for ☀ - 258 ° , i.e. , for the flexible cylinder as shown in the in- set diagram vis - à - vis the current vector ; m - 295 , 8 = 0.011 . Q Ø Fig . 4 Strouhal numbers detected from ...
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FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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