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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increases with the increase in thickness ( 9 % < t / C < 18 % ) at low and moderate Reynolds numbers . The postponement of stall with the increase in thickness ratio can be observed from the Wells turbines , at tests even with very ...
increases with the increase in thickness ( 9 % < t / C < 18 % ) at low and moderate Reynolds numbers . The postponement of stall with the increase in thickness ratio can be observed from the Wells turbines , at tests even with very ...
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... increase rapidily by using this saturated- dehydrated consolidation method . The reason might be that soil particles will be moved to a more stable position with a relative higher density produced by the lubrication of pore water during ...
... increase rapidily by using this saturated- dehydrated consolidation method . The reason might be that soil particles will be moved to a more stable position with a relative higher density produced by the lubrication of pore water during ...
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... increase in the vorticity generated and a further increase in drag . However , combinations of small angles of incidence would tend to concentrate the vorticity on to just one of the lee corners , after which the drag would be less ...
... increase in the vorticity generated and a further increase in drag . However , combinations of small angles of incidence would tend to concentrate the vorticity on to just one of the lee corners , after which the drag would be less ...
Contents
FLOATING PRODUCTION SYSTEMS | 1 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS | 23 |
Early Production Systems in the North | 31 |
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