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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... spray clouds . While some of these studies were full - scale and others model - scale , they all concluded that the precipitating spray mass , averaged over many individual spray events , decays exponentially away from the source ...
... spray clouds . While some of these studies were full - scale and others model - scale , they all concluded that the precipitating spray mass , averaged over many individual spray events , decays exponentially away from the source ...
Page 194
... spray cloud , the loss of the remaining droplets takes place at a slower pace and hence the LWC gradient is more gradual . At t = 4 s , the LWC at the spray cloud base has been reduced to 4.7 % of the initial LWC for heavy spraying ...
... spray cloud , the loss of the remaining droplets takes place at a slower pace and hence the LWC gradient is more gradual . At t = 4 s , the LWC at the spray cloud base has been reduced to 4.7 % of the initial LWC for heavy spraying ...
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... spray density distributions resulting from two spray clouds with the Marshall - Palmer and log - normal spectra , can be divided into two regimes . In the first regime ( here 0 to 12 m ) , the surface receives spray droplets from the ...
... spray density distributions resulting from two spray clouds with the Marshall - Palmer and log - normal spectra , can be divided into two regimes . In the first regime ( here 0 to 12 m ) , the surface receives spray droplets from the ...
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