Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... force can thus be calculated and the ice forces on each side of the boat are the vector sum of the horizontal and vertical components . This is a considerable simplification of the real scenario during any pressure event which typically ...
... force can thus be calculated and the ice forces on each side of the boat are the vector sum of the horizontal and vertical components . This is a considerable simplification of the real scenario during any pressure event which typically ...
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... force spectrum has a broader peak than the inline force spectrum . SPECTRAL DENSITY OF PRESSURE FORCE PER UNIT LENGTH 1000 FT SEC RAD LB12 1500 2000 2500 SPECTRAL DENSITY SIMULATED FORCE v = 1 - INLINE FORCE - CROSS FORCE 8 0.00 0.40 ...
... force spectrum has a broader peak than the inline force spectrum . SPECTRAL DENSITY OF PRESSURE FORCE PER UNIT LENGTH 1000 FT SEC RAD LB12 1500 2000 2500 SPECTRAL DENSITY SIMULATED FORCE v = 1 - INLINE FORCE - CROSS FORCE 8 0.00 0.40 ...
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The responses to these forces are quite different . The static part of the thrust force gives a flap bending moment at the blade root . The centrifugal force is nearly steady , and will for a zero cone angle create an almost constant ...
The responses to these forces are quite different . The static part of the thrust force gives a flap bending moment at the blade root . The centrifugal force is nearly steady , and will for a zero cone angle create an almost constant ...
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