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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... significant waves in the vicinity of KAIMEI during the test period were the following : wave height was about 1.6m ... significant wave height and significant amplitude of fluctuations of air pressure NNE ( 76mm ) W ( 95 ) Riser cable ...
... significant waves in the vicinity of KAIMEI during the test period were the following : wave height was about 1.6m ... significant wave height and significant amplitude of fluctuations of air pressure NNE ( 76mm ) W ( 95 ) Riser cable ...
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... significant wave height of incident waves . If , however , pressure vriations in air chambers are known , it is possible to find air output using the nozzle ratio . Table 2 shows the nozzle ratio ( area of orifice An / area of air ...
... significant wave height of incident waves . If , however , pressure vriations in air chambers are known , it is possible to find air output using the nozzle ratio . Table 2 shows the nozzle ratio ( area of orifice An / area of air ...
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... significant wave heights . Each line exerted at the most a tension of 20 tons , confirming that forces were safely ... significant wave height Hs ( m ) Fig.13 Mooring line tension 2 significant wave height ( m ) Fig.11 Generated power of ...
... significant wave heights . Each line exerted at the most a tension of 20 tons , confirming that forces were safely ... significant wave height Hs ( m ) Fig.13 Mooring line tension 2 significant wave height ( m ) Fig.11 Generated power of ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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