Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 9American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1990 - Arctic regions |
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... shown in Figs . 3 through 5 , in which different size of data points represent various values of kd . It is shown by Figs . 3 through 5 that lift force coefficient varies with KC number , and the maximum value of C appears when KC ...
... shown in Figs . 3 through 5 , in which different size of data points represent various values of kd . It is shown by Figs . 3 through 5 that lift force coefficient varies with KC number , and the maximum value of C appears when KC ...
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... shown in Figure 15. The estimated wave forces without a circulation shown in Figure 16 are in over - estimated at the moment of large wave amplitude . The estimated wave forces considering the circulation are in fairly good agreement ...
... shown in Figure 15. The estimated wave forces without a circulation shown in Figure 16 are in over - estimated at the moment of large wave amplitude . The estimated wave forces considering the circulation are in fairly good agreement ...
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... shown in Fig.5 . There are two peaks ; 1 ) a peak which appears at long period due to the resonance of OWC in the air chamber and 2 ) a peak which exceeds 50 % at short period due to " the harbour resonance " in front of the air chamber ...
... shown in Fig.5 . There are two peaks ; 1 ) a peak which appears at long period due to the resonance of OWC in the air chamber and 2 ) a peak which exceeds 50 % at short period due to " the harbour resonance " in front of the air chamber ...
Contents
OCEAN WAVES | 1 |
OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY PART A | 17 |
Application of Optical Techniques to Water Surface Measurement | 27 |
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added mass amplitude analysis calculated circular cylinder computed cosh damping coefficient damping factor density diffraction directional wave domain drag coefficient drag force drift force dynamic effect Engineering equation estimated experimental fluid force coefficients forces acting forward speed free surface heave horizontal hydrodynamic hydrodynamic forces incident wave inertia coefficients inline force integral irregular JONSWAP Kc number lift force linear load low-frequency low-frequency oscillation maximum measured method Moire Topography motion nonlinear obtained offshore structures parameters peak pile predicted quadratic rad/sec radiation condition ratio regular waves response resultant force Reynolds number Sarpkaya second-order semisubmersible shown in Figure simulation solution spectral density spectrum surface elevation surge swing tanker transfer function transverse force velocity potential viscous vortex shedding vortices water depth wave amplitude wave direction wave drift damping wave excitation wave force wave frequency wave height wave number wave period wave power