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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... tendon tension RAOS . Strength and Fatigue Analysis The methods used to compute hull and deck stresses for strength and fatigue analyses are the same for both methods . Stress RAOS are obtained from equation ( 2 ) . APPLICATION OF ...
... tendon tension RAOS . Strength and Fatigue Analysis The methods used to compute hull and deck stresses for strength and fatigue analyses are the same for both methods . Stress RAOS are obtained from equation ( 2 ) . APPLICATION OF ...
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... tendon tension RAOs give a good indication of the structural performance of the hull . Since the deck structural members are not exposed to wave forces , their stresses are mainly governed by inertia forces , i.e. , deck accelerations ...
... tendon tension RAOs give a good indication of the structural performance of the hull . Since the deck structural members are not exposed to wave forces , their stresses are mainly governed by inertia forces , i.e. , deck accelerations ...
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... TENDON AREA , ( IN ** 2 ) L1 / L3 = 200 ५/५ G3 / G ☐ 10 00 - 100.00 Figure 5 . 4.5 5 on Stability . ii ) Vertical ... tendon length L. From equilibri- um , it can be shown that the horizontal stiffness at the tower top can be written ...
... TENDON AREA , ( IN ** 2 ) L1 / L3 = 200 ५/५ G3 / G ☐ 10 00 - 100.00 Figure 5 . 4.5 5 on Stability . ii ) Vertical ... tendon length L. From equilibri- um , it can be shown that the horizontal stiffness at the tower top can be written ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
Semisubmersible Floating Production for the Gulf of Mexico | 13 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
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