Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volumes 5-6; Volume 8, Parts 5-6American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1989 - Arctic regions |
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... forces is substantially different from that predicted by the Morison type equation . The higher hydrodynamic force coefficients have , however , not gained widespread acceptance because the industry recognized that their use with the ...
... forces is substantially different from that predicted by the Morison type equation . The higher hydrodynamic force coefficients have , however , not gained widespread acceptance because the industry recognized that their use with the ...
Page 152
... forces ( - ) and realised forces ( --- ) 3000 Fig . 4. Velocity time series used to produce hydrodynamic loads . During the tests data was registered and stored for the pilot forces , FHp and Fvp the applied forces , F and H Fy , the ...
... forces ( - ) and realised forces ( --- ) 3000 Fig . 4. Velocity time series used to produce hydrodynamic loads . During the tests data was registered and stored for the pilot forces , FHp and Fvp the applied forces , F and H Fy , the ...
Page 165
... force measurements . Under- prediction of forces at higher K values is due to underprediction in the data base which underpredicts both horizontal and lift forces for both regular and irregular waves by up to 15-20 % at high K. The AGA ...
... force measurements . Under- prediction of forces at higher K values is due to underprediction in the data base which underpredicts both horizontal and lift forces for both regular and irregular waves by up to 15-20 % at high K. The AGA ...
Contents
PIPELINE DESIGN AND OPERATIONS | 1 |
PIPELINE FORCES DYNAMICS AND STABILITY I | 95 |
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