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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... Shown in Figure 4 is the strain - rate versus strain predictions from the model for an applied stress of 2.35 MPa . The minimum strain - rate is found to be 3.46x10 sec Using this strain - rate in a strength test , the resulting stress ...
... Shown in Figure 4 is the strain - rate versus strain predictions from the model for an applied stress of 2.35 MPa . The minimum strain - rate is found to be 3.46x10 sec Using this strain - rate in a strength test , the resulting stress ...
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... shown in Figure 4e . Here the notch is initially out of the water and reaches the final position shown in Figure 4f . The angular motions of this iceberg are similar to those of Figure 2. However , with the notch going in and out of the ...
... shown in Figure 4e . Here the notch is initially out of the water and reaches the final position shown in Figure 4f . The angular motions of this iceberg are similar to those of Figure 2. However , with the notch going in and out of the ...
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... shown in Figure 6b , a position similar to that of the iceberg in Figure 4f . Examining the translational motions , one notes some significant differences between Figures 4g and 6c , particularly in the F2 direction . These differences ...
... shown in Figure 6b , a position similar to that of the iceberg in Figure 4f . Examining the translational motions , one notes some significant differences between Figures 4g and 6c , particularly in the F2 direction . These differences ...
Contents
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 1 |
The Growth of Radial Cracks in Ice Sheets | 7 |
ICE FORCES | 11 |
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