Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... flow at the bottom , the two phase mixture below the air injection point is higher density than the surrounding water and hence there is a gravity head in the pipe as well as friction . For a given air injection depth and air flow rate ...
... flow at the bottom , the two phase mixture below the air injection point is higher density than the surrounding water and hence there is a gravity head in the pipe as well as friction . For a given air injection depth and air flow rate ...
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... flow is high , there will be interac- tion among the locally created steady flow due to the intake , the incoming wave and the ensuing platform motions . In this work , we address such concerns by developing a linear theory for ...
... flow is high , there will be interac- tion among the locally created steady flow due to the intake , the incoming wave and the ensuing platform motions . In this work , we address such concerns by developing a linear theory for ...
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... flow . The response amplitudes in heave , sway and roll show virtually no effect of the intake flow for all wave headings and therefore not shown in this paper . SUMMARY The boundary - value problem governing the interaction of steady ...
... flow . The response amplitudes in heave , sway and roll show virtually no effect of the intake flow for all wave headings and therefore not shown in this paper . SUMMARY The boundary - value problem governing the interaction of steady ...
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