Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 1; Volume 7, Part 1American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1988 - Arctic regions |
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Page 143
... axial to tooth load . It will be noted that as tooth fillet radius increases , the SCF decreases for a given ratio of axial load to tooth load . This result is not as obvious as it may first appear since increasing the tooth fillet ...
... axial to tooth load . It will be noted that as tooth fillet radius increases , the SCF decreases for a given ratio of axial load to tooth load . This result is not as obvious as it may first appear since increasing the tooth fillet ...
Page 313
... axial forces can be tranferred . In all horizontal jacket elevations the connections tranfer shear forces only . In figure 4 a plot of the computer model for the DAN FB platform is shown and in table 1 the main par- ticulars for both ...
... axial forces can be tranferred . In all horizontal jacket elevations the connections tranfer shear forces only . In figure 4 a plot of the computer model for the DAN FB platform is shown and in table 1 the main par- ticulars for both ...
Page 371
... axial stress for excitations B and C is very similar to the above figures for excitation A [ 29 ] indicating that heave acceleration is the predominant factor in determining the character of the maximum axial stress . Table 4 : Effect ...
... axial stress for excitations B and C is very similar to the above figures for excitation A [ 29 ] indicating that heave acceleration is the predominant factor in determining the character of the maximum axial stress . Table 4 : Effect ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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