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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... energy in the ocean . These are wave , energy of current , tide , thermal energy , wind and others . If we can utilize these natural and renewable energy for the recovery of uranium from seawater , the cost for the recovery will be ...
... energy in the ocean . These are wave , energy of current , tide , thermal energy , wind and others . If we can utilize these natural and renewable energy for the recovery of uranium from seawater , the cost for the recovery will be ...
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... energy concept . The energy concept is based on an idea that the chemical potential energies of particles are conserved into the potential energy of the particles under gravity . As an application of the energy concept , both the From ...
... energy concept . The energy concept is based on an idea that the chemical potential energies of particles are conserved into the potential energy of the particles under gravity . As an application of the energy concept , both the From ...
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... energy The The bulk charge is normally lowered on a wire line and sometimes attached on a drill string . In order to absorb the excess explosive energy and reduce the through water emerging out of the well mouth , absorbing plug is ...
... energy The The bulk charge is normally lowered on a wire line and sometimes attached on a drill string . In order to absorb the excess explosive energy and reduce the through water emerging out of the well mouth , absorbing plug is ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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adsorber amplitude analysis angle Arctic Engineering axial bending buoy buoyancy cable caisson calculated coefficient compliant tower components Conference on Offshore curve damage diameter displacement drag coefficient drilling dynamic effect equation equipment fatigue Figure finite element flexible floating production flow function horizontal hydrodynamic installation jacket kips length linear load marine mass matrix maximum measured Mechanics and Arctic method mode mode shapes model tests modulus mooring line mooring system motion natural frequency nonlinear obtained Offshore Mechanics Offshore Technology Conference operation parameters performance pile pipe pipe materials pipeline platform pressure production riser random wave ratio response rope rotation RPIT shear shear modulus shear strength shown in Fig simulation soil static stiffness strength stress structure subsea surface syntactic foam tendon turbine uranium vane velocity vertical vessel water depth wave forces wave height wave power weight wellhead wire