Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 2, Parts 1-2American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 2000 - Arctic regions |
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... calculated maximum shear stress is below 0.5 * yield stress . Also is shown maximum steel temperature averaged through the thickness of the shell . Stresses were calculated throughout the history of the heating - up of the vessel using ...
... calculated maximum shear stress is below 0.5 * yield stress . Also is shown maximum steel temperature averaged through the thickness of the shell . Stresses were calculated throughout the history of the heating - up of the vessel using ...
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... Calculated Temperature [ K ] Figure 18. Bursting criteria comparing maximum shear stress in the active layers of the vessel shell to 0.5 * yield stress at the actual temperature . A layer is considered active when its calculated maximum ...
... Calculated Temperature [ K ] Figure 18. Bursting criteria comparing maximum shear stress in the active layers of the vessel shell to 0.5 * yield stress at the actual temperature . A layer is considered active when its calculated maximum ...
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... Calculated oscillation periods , relative penetrations < 0.3 Calculating the dynamic characteristics of the pipelay system , represented by the 3 first eigenperiods of the suspended pipeline , the following results are obtained : • 1'st ...
... Calculated oscillation periods , relative penetrations < 0.3 Calculating the dynamic characteristics of the pipelay system , represented by the 3 first eigenperiods of the suspended pipeline , the following results are obtained : • 1'st ...
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