Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2001 - Arctic regions |
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The SBUs are assumed to be connected using hinge connections - i . e . , only
relative motion in the pitch direction is allowed . The hinge connector forces are
calculated and compared with the results obtained directly from HIPAN . Force (
Nt ) ...
The SBUs are assumed to be connected using hinge connections - i . e . , only
relative motion in the pitch direction is allowed . The hinge connector forces are
calculated and compared with the results obtained directly from HIPAN . Force (
Nt ) ...
Page 260
the direct method can be applied and the response can be obtained fairly easily .
That is , if frequency w is used to express nodal displacement and wave exciting
force as equations ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) respectively , equation of motion ( 1 ) is ...
the direct method can be applied and the response can be obtained fairly easily .
That is , if frequency w is used to express nodal displacement and wave exciting
force as equations ( 2 ) and ( 3 ) respectively , equation of motion ( 1 ) is ...
Page 262
Comparing the measured results and calculated ones , fairly good agreement
was obtained between them . It was thus confirmed that the analysis of vibration
evaluated the influence of structural elasticity properly . Wave period T ( sec )
Wave ...
Comparing the measured results and calculated ones , fairly good agreement
was obtained between them . It was thus confirmed that the analysis of vibration
evaluated the influence of structural elasticity properly . Wave period T ( sec )
Wave ...
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