Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... aircushion effect for response reductions of floating bodies and thereby the model experiment in a wave tank is carried out and their details are explained . The floating body model has three aircushions and is supported by the aircushions ...
... aircushion effect for response reductions of floating bodies and thereby the model experiment in a wave tank is carried out and their details are explained . The floating body model has three aircushions and is supported by the aircushions ...
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An experimental model of an aircushion type is same as the tri - aircushion model of Ikoma et al . in [ 6 ] . However the tri- aircushion model stains elastically in horizontal plane in oblique water waves because rigidity of the model ...
An experimental model of an aircushion type is same as the tri - aircushion model of Ikoma et al . in [ 6 ] . However the tri- aircushion model stains elastically in horizontal plane in oblique water waves because rigidity of the model ...
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... aircushion effects or not in oblique waves . In case of 30 degrees waves , the vertical displacements of the aircushion type and the pontoon type are compared in Figs . 6a and 6b . Figure 6a is results at the target 1 and Fig . 6b is ...
... aircushion effects or not in oblique waves . In case of 30 degrees waves , the vertical displacements of the aircushion type and the pontoon type are compared in Figs . 6a and 6b . Figure 6a is results at the target 1 and Fig . 6b is ...
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