Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 4American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1993 - Arctic regions |
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... assumed to be frictionless whereas under some circumstances , it may not necessarily be so . Friction will tend to impede the damage on the face , therefore increasing the thickness of the pulverized layer during each loading cycle . In ...
... assumed to be frictionless whereas under some circumstances , it may not necessarily be so . Friction will tend to impede the damage on the face , therefore increasing the thickness of the pulverized layer during each loading cycle . In ...
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... assumed motion as shown in Figure 3 to the rate of the only external work done by the horizontal ice force , that is , Pu . The rates of energy dissipation per unit width with the block sliding mechanism shown in Figure 3A consist of ...
... assumed motion as shown in Figure 3 to the rate of the only external work done by the horizontal ice force , that is , Pu . The rates of energy dissipation per unit width with the block sliding mechanism shown in Figure 3A consist of ...
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... assumed perpendicular the plane of the figure . A constant downward velocity of 840 cm per sec ( 330 in per sec ) is arbitrarily assumed for the wedge and its components are applied to the grid points at the wedge ice interface . This ...
... assumed perpendicular the plane of the figure . A constant downward velocity of 840 cm per sec ( 330 in per sec ) is arbitrarily assumed for the wedge and its components are applied to the grid points at the wedge ice interface . This ...
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MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING | 10 |
SizeEffect in IndentationInduced Splitting Floe Experiments | 29 |
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