Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 15American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1996 - Arctic regions |
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... body of the configuration . As the boundary conditions are satisfied successively on each body in the array , there is no need to retain simultaneously the unknown partial wave amplitudes around all the devices . As a result , a ...
... body of the configuration . As the boundary conditions are satisfied successively on each body in the array , there is no need to retain simultaneously the unknown partial wave amplitudes around all the devices . As a result , a ...
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... bodies in finite water depth . For a floating rectangular section in the finite water depth , the separated region method ( eigenvalue method ) is very useful to predict the hydrodynamic forces on the body . The method has been extended ...
... bodies in finite water depth . For a floating rectangular section in the finite water depth , the separated region method ( eigenvalue method ) is very useful to predict the hydrodynamic forces on the body . The method has been extended ...
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... bodies are fairly well . Moreover the property of a floating breakwater and its influence on the floating body are discussed , since the effectiveness of a floating breakwater as a protection of the floating body in waves is obvious ...
... bodies are fairly well . Moreover the property of a floating breakwater and its influence on the floating body are discussed , since the effectiveness of a floating breakwater as a protection of the floating body in waves is obvious ...
Contents
OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING | 1 |
Structural Mechanics | 31 |
VOLUME IB OFFSHORE TECHNOLOGY | 41 |
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