Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... RESPONSE REDUCTION OF MOTION AND STEADY WAVE DRIFTING FORCES OF FLOATING BODIES SUPPORTED BY AIRCUSHIONS IN REGULAR WAVES THE 2ND REPORT , RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS IN OBLIQUE WAVES Av. OMAE2007-29472 Tomoki Ikoma Dept. of Oceanic ...
... RESPONSE REDUCTION OF MOTION AND STEADY WAVE DRIFTING FORCES OF FLOATING BODIES SUPPORTED BY AIRCUSHIONS IN REGULAR WAVES THE 2ND REPORT , RESPONSE CHARACTERISTICS IN OBLIQUE WAVES Av. OMAE2007-29472 Tomoki Ikoma Dept. of Oceanic ...
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... response of the aircushion is evenly smaller than that of the pontoon type . In Figs . 6a and 6b , the response of the aircushion falls at L / λ = 1.5 and around L / 2 = 3.5 . In case of 60 degrees waves , the response of the aircushion ...
... response of the aircushion is evenly smaller than that of the pontoon type . In Figs . 6a and 6b , the response of the aircushion falls at L / λ = 1.5 and around L / 2 = 3.5 . In case of 60 degrees waves , the response of the aircushion ...
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... response . Therefore , for the final design verification in the ultimate limit state , it is recommended to apply a small fraction of the overturning load initially where after the deadload and overturning load can be ramped to their ...
... response . Therefore , for the final design verification in the ultimate limit state , it is recommended to apply a small fraction of the overturning load initially where after the deadload and overturning load can be ramped to their ...
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