Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 9American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1990 - Arctic regions |
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Evaluation of the nonlinear envelope theory is carried out with the experimental data set described earlier . Three experimental sea states based on Bretschneider spectra are considered with values of the spec- tral steepness of 0.153 ...
Evaluation of the nonlinear envelope theory is carried out with the experimental data set described earlier . Three experimental sea states based on Bretschneider spectra are considered with values of the spec- tral steepness of 0.153 ...
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... experimental data of Sibley et al . ( 1982 ) , we chose the diameter of the cylinder D = 2a = 0.31 , d = 0.29 , and amplitude of the incident solitary wave as A = 0.286 . The time step size was 0.15 . The implicit scheme employed here ...
... experimental data of Sibley et al . ( 1982 ) , we chose the diameter of the cylinder D = 2a = 0.31 , d = 0.29 , and amplitude of the incident solitary wave as A = 0.286 . The time step size was 0.15 . The implicit scheme employed here ...
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... experimental results . The considered to be the analysis of the experimental data and / or the accuracy of the calculation of the intersection of the cone type model surface and the free surface in pitch motion . It is considered that ...
... experimental results . The considered to be the analysis of the experimental data and / or the accuracy of the calculation of the intersection of the cone type model surface and the free surface in pitch motion . It is considered that ...
Contents
OCEAN WAVES | 1 |
OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY PART A | 17 |
Application of Optical Techniques to Water Surface Measurement | 27 |
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