Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2007 - Arctic regions |
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... water depths of 50m and 25m to understand the water depth effect on the airplane take - off . Fig . 3 shows the added - drag forces on the airplane during take - off for both water depths . It is seen that the added drag is less than 1 ...
... water depths of 50m and 25m to understand the water depth effect on the airplane take - off . Fig . 3 shows the added - drag forces on the airplane during take - off for both water depths . It is seen that the added drag is less than 1 ...
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... depth decreases with the decreasing water depth . The equilibrium scour depth for current in shallow water can be estimated using data from Sumer and Fredsøe ( 2002 ) : eq Sea ( h / D ) Sc.eg ( h / D = ∞o ) h h 1 = D D for < 2.6 [ 23 ] ...
... depth decreases with the decreasing water depth . The equilibrium scour depth for current in shallow water can be estimated using data from Sumer and Fredsøe ( 2002 ) : eq Sea ( h / D ) Sc.eg ( h / D = ∞o ) h h 1 = D D for < 2.6 [ 23 ] ...
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... depth of grater than 100 m will be used in the deep water wave statistics . Cell 10 has no buoy measurements between depths of 100 m and 1,000 m . Other buoy data shown in Table 1 were processed even if their depth was less than 100 m ...
... depth of grater than 100 m will be used in the deep water wave statistics . Cell 10 has no buoy measurements between depths of 100 m and 1,000 m . Other buoy data shown in Table 1 were processed even if their depth was less than 100 m ...
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