Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... motion appears clearly in the shorter wave period range . This is due to the 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 ...
... motion appears clearly in the shorter wave period range . This is due to the 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 ...
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... Motion of Floating Platform and Design Requirement for the Platform Hideyuki Suzuki University of Tokyo , Department ... motion of floating platform on the strength of turbine blade , a key issue in designing floating wind turbine , and ...
... Motion of Floating Platform and Design Requirement for the Platform Hideyuki Suzuki University of Tokyo , Department ... motion of floating platform on the strength of turbine blade , a key issue in designing floating wind turbine , and ...
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... motion of floating platform . Validity of the formulation was tested by experiment with scale model . Then relation between motion of a floating platform and strength of a turbine blade is discussed from a view point of maximum load and ...
... motion of floating platform . Validity of the formulation was tested by experiment with scale model . Then relation between motion of a floating platform and strength of a turbine blade is discussed from a view point of maximum load and ...
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