Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 4; Volume 8, Part 4American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 - Arctic regions |
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Page 129
... relative frequency histograms for both qc and s . as a function of depth . The relative frequency distributions computed above are purely numerical and thus difficult to manipulate in a limit states philosophy . However , they are also ...
... relative frequency histograms for both qc and s . as a function of depth . The relative frequency distributions computed above are purely numerical and thus difficult to manipulate in a limit states philosophy . However , they are also ...
Page 256
... relative droplet to air speed may be less than the jet speed . Field observations lead to a belief that a representative droplet size is in the order of 3 mm , for which the critical relative speed through the air is 14.3 m / s . The ...
... relative droplet to air speed may be less than the jet speed . Field observations lead to a belief that a representative droplet size is in the order of 3 mm , for which the critical relative speed through the air is 14.3 m / s . The ...
Page 309
... relative deformation of the two colliding bodies at the interface Q Rm Ru = 12 / ш = V2 / V1 S t isi + Ff S ' S " ti t2 u u ' Uo relative velocity of the two colliding bodies relative acceleration of the two colliding bodies time ...
... relative deformation of the two colliding bodies at the interface Q Rm Ru = 12 / ш = V2 / V1 S t isi + Ff S ' S " ti t2 u u ' Uo relative velocity of the two colliding bodies relative acceleration of the two colliding bodies time ...
Contents
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 1 |
The Growth of Radial Cracks in Ice Sheets | 7 |
ICE FORCES | 11 |
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