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... floating body system , a mechanical connecting device is necessary to connect and disconnect each floating body unit and to endure heavy loads due to waves . Moreover , a technique to lubricate sliding parts and by means of seawater ...
... floating body system , a mechanical connecting device is necessary to connect and disconnect each floating body unit and to endure heavy loads due to waves . Moreover , a technique to lubricate sliding parts and by means of seawater ...
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... floating body unit and three floating body units connected to each other on a straight line are shown in Fig.7 . The restricting method is horizontal stretch with spring constant of 8,000kN / m . In these figures , the response ...
... floating body unit and three floating body units connected to each other on a straight line are shown in Fig.7 . The restricting method is horizontal stretch with spring constant of 8,000kN / m . In these figures , the response ...
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... floating body system in waves . The calculation conditions were set to coincide with those of the model basin test . Some examples of the results of this comparison are shown in Fig . 10. In these figures , the response amplitudes of ...
... floating body system in waves . The calculation conditions were set to coincide with those of the model basin test . Some examples of the results of this comparison are shown in Fig . 10. In these figures , the response amplitudes of ...
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