Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... direction while driven into a low - frequency oscillation in Y - direction simultaneously so that the trajectory of the model is a sine curve in the horizontal plane . The experiments start in still water and a train of regular waves is ...
... direction while driven into a low - frequency oscillation in Y - direction simultaneously so that the trajectory of the model is a sine curve in the horizontal plane . The experiments start in still water and a train of regular waves is ...
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... direction ; ( b ) force in X- direction ; ( c ) displacement in Y - direction ; ( d ) force in Y- direction . It can be seen from Fig.3 that there is a force component at the low frequency of the sway oscillation in either X or Y direction ...
... direction ; ( b ) force in X- direction ; ( c ) displacement in Y - direction ; ( d ) force in Y- direction . It can be seen from Fig.3 that there is a force component at the low frequency of the sway oscillation in either X or Y direction ...
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... direction winds . It is clear that offshore winds govern the long - term design loads for almost all return periods . Also , design loads based on the " all- direction " winds are almost the same as those based on the offshore winds ...
... direction winds . It is clear that offshore winds govern the long - term design loads for almost all return periods . Also , design loads based on the " all- direction " winds are almost the same as those based on the offshore winds ...
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