Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... limited tensile strength and demands high tolerance control for the assembly . 62 20 60 61 28 61 25 32 19 6r 31 29 33- 36 32 37 . 17 21 27 29 22 25 . 28 13 16 12 18 14 Figure ( 4 ) Bargeco's design Willy designed a joining system for ...
... limited tensile strength and demands high tolerance control for the assembly . 62 20 60 61 28 61 25 32 19 6r 31 29 33- 36 32 37 . 17 21 27 29 22 25 . 28 13 16 12 18 14 Figure ( 4 ) Bargeco's design Willy designed a joining system for ...
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... limited . Moreover , the connection needs one of two mating pontoons to be listed outwards so that the lower protruding surface can be raised high enough to slot down into the recess of the adjacent pontoon . Practically it would be ...
... limited . Moreover , the connection needs one of two mating pontoons to be listed outwards so that the lower protruding surface can be raised high enough to slot down into the recess of the adjacent pontoon . Practically it would be ...
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... Limited BMT Fleet Technology Limited 185 188 191 Table 4 : Comparison of FE Model. OMAE2007-29643 Gareth Igloliorte BMT Fleet Technology Limited Abdelfettah Fredj ABSTRACT In the winter of 2002 BMT Fleet Technology undertook a full scale ...
... Limited BMT Fleet Technology Limited 185 188 191 Table 4 : Comparison of FE Model. OMAE2007-29643 Gareth Igloliorte BMT Fleet Technology Limited Abdelfettah Fredj ABSTRACT In the winter of 2002 BMT Fleet Technology undertook a full scale ...
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