Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 18, Part 1American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1999 - Arctic regions |
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... increase in A with increasing Kc values . The added mass of the cylinder is effectively Kc number independent . An increase in added mass of the disk over the cylinder - disk combination is to be expected , since the cylinder , by ...
... increase in A with increasing Kc values . The added mass of the cylinder is effectively Kc number independent . An increase in added mass of the disk over the cylinder - disk combination is to be expected , since the cylinder , by ...
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... increases with the increase in falling height . Moreover , for a particular falling height , the magnitude of horizontal velocity increases with the increase of falling angles and the increase is higher at the higher falling heights ...
... increases with the increase in falling height . Moreover , for a particular falling height , the magnitude of horizontal velocity increases with the increase of falling angles and the increase is higher at the higher falling heights ...
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... increases as the falling angle increases . It is also observed that the axial acceleration decreases with increase in the falling angle . Fig . 10 and Fig . 11 show the values of the normal and axial accelerations at the midship ...
... increases as the falling angle increases . It is also observed that the axial acceleration decreases with increase in the falling angle . Fig . 10 and Fig . 11 show the values of the normal and axial accelerations at the midship ...
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HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES | 1 |
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