Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 14American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1995 - Arctic regions |
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... fluid flow . In the fluid region where the particle velocity is less than wave celerity , the particle pressure is estimated using pressure - Poisson equation , as in the case of an incompressible , viscous fluid flow formulation . A ...
... fluid flow . In the fluid region where the particle velocity is less than wave celerity , the particle pressure is estimated using pressure - Poisson equation , as in the case of an incompressible , viscous fluid flow formulation . A ...
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the other hand , using only incompressible fluid flow models are ineffective to account for the observed phenomenon . For modelling breaking wave phenomenon , such incompressible fluid flow approach has been attempted ( Meer et al ...
the other hand , using only incompressible fluid flow models are ineffective to account for the observed phenomenon . For modelling breaking wave phenomenon , such incompressible fluid flow approach has been attempted ( Meer et al ...
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... fluid function ( F ) , which satisfies the following differential equation . af at aF + Uw + V W ax aF ay ( 14 ) This equation is valid for incompressible and partially compressible fluid flows and states that F travels with the fluid ...
... fluid function ( F ) , which satisfies the following differential equation . af at aF + Uw + V W ax aF ay ( 14 ) This equation is valid for incompressible and partially compressible fluid flows and states that F travels with the fluid ...
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VOLUME IA OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY | 65 |
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