Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... effect of roll motion because the sway motion was measured on the deck at a distance from the center of gravity . The heave motions indicate almost the same values in both cases . With regard to the effect of the arrangement of floating ...
... effect of roll motion because the sway motion was measured on the deck at a distance from the center of gravity . The heave motions indicate almost the same values in both cases . With regard to the effect of the arrangement of floating ...
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... effect becomes more significant . The crests become sharper and higher while the troughs become flatter and shallower ( Figure 14 and Figure 15 ) . the nonlinearity effect becomes more significant . The crests become sharper and higher ...
... effect becomes more significant . The crests become sharper and higher while the troughs become flatter and shallower ( Figure 14 and Figure 15 ) . the nonlinearity effect becomes more significant . The crests become sharper and higher ...
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... effects on the transmission coefficient when the width of the submerged breakwater is doubled . The effect of the width ratio increases as the breakwater height increases . Based on the results presented in Figure 6 , the crest width ...
... effects on the transmission coefficient when the width of the submerged breakwater is doubled . The effect of the width ratio increases as the breakwater height increases . Based on the results presented in Figure 6 , the crest width ...
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