Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 14American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1995 - Arctic regions |
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... Analysis Method : Assuming the lift force is the summation of various terms in Fourier series , then the lift force acting on a unit length of cylinder can be calculated as follows — N ƒ1 ( t ) = 1⁄2 pDużΣCLcos ( 2πnƒut — 0. ) 1-1 ( 8 ) ...
... Analysis Method : Assuming the lift force is the summation of various terms in Fourier series , then the lift force acting on a unit length of cylinder can be calculated as follows — N ƒ1 ( t ) = 1⁄2 pDużΣCLcos ( 2πnƒut — 0. ) 1-1 ( 8 ) ...
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... analysis and associated computational procedures to determine values of the various length parameters and b used in Eq . ( 1 ) , as de db well as allowing for time derivative terms and . dt dt that occur together in the resulting analysis ...
... analysis and associated computational procedures to determine values of the various length parameters and b used in Eq . ( 1 ) , as de db well as allowing for time derivative terms and . dt dt that occur together in the resulting analysis ...
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... analysis using a proper hydroelasticity theory . The three - dimensional hydroelasticity theory , which utilizes structural mode shapes and the source- distribution method of potential theory for the hydrodynamic analysis , is the most ...
... analysis using a proper hydroelasticity theory . The three - dimensional hydroelasticity theory , which utilizes structural mode shapes and the source- distribution method of potential theory for the hydrodynamic analysis , is the most ...
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OCEAN WAVES | 1 |
Aarsnes | 55 |
VOLUME IA OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY | 65 |
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