Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 14American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1995 - Arctic regions |
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Page 173
... force coefficient and KC number in regular waves : The relationship between CL1 / 3 and KC number KC , for normally or diagonally incident regular waves combined with currents ... force to inline force is 1. 12. As mentioned by Lietal ( 173.
... force coefficient and KC number in regular waves : The relationship between CL1 / 3 and KC number KC , for normally or diagonally incident regular waves combined with currents ... force to inline force is 1. 12. As mentioned by Lietal ( 173.
Page 174
... force to inline force is 1. 12 and this ratio is 1. 05 for normally incident waves . 3 The comparison of resultant forces and inline forces : The ratio of resultant forces FRmax to inline forces Fimax related to KC number is given in ...
... force to inline force is 1. 12 and this ratio is 1. 05 for normally incident waves . 3 The comparison of resultant forces and inline forces : The ratio of resultant forces FRmax to inline forces Fimax related to KC number is given in ...
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... force per unit length of small slender surface - piercing cylindrical components of offshore structural members in the fully submerged zone . This equation was originally developed to describe the horizontal unbroken surface wave force ...
... force per unit length of small slender surface - piercing cylindrical components of offshore structural members in the fully submerged zone . This equation was originally developed to describe the horizontal unbroken surface wave force ...
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OCEAN WAVES | 1 |
Aarsnes | 55 |
VOLUME IA OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY | 65 |
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