Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 15American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1996 - Arctic regions |
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... measured at the reproduction point was 0.261 m . This corresponds to approximately 64 % of the most probable maximum of 1000 waves in the subject seastate ( see Table 1 ) . The freak wave seastate was generated to reproduce the wave ...
... measured at the reproduction point was 0.261 m . This corresponds to approximately 64 % of the most probable maximum of 1000 waves in the subject seastate ( see Table 1 ) . The freak wave seastate was generated to reproduce the wave ...
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... measured at fixed levels below the still water level whereas the four uppermost points have been measured by dynamic gauges at a certain distance below the moving free water surface . It is seen that the measured horizontal mean ...
... measured at fixed levels below the still water level whereas the four uppermost points have been measured by dynamic gauges at a certain distance below the moving free water surface . It is seen that the measured horizontal mean ...
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... measured by using an internal rotating arm equipment measuring the internal radius of the frame flange at 5 ° intervals ( see Fig . 4 ) . The results of these measurements were analysed and maximum amplitudes of about 0.5 % of the ...
... measured by using an internal rotating arm equipment measuring the internal radius of the frame flange at 5 ° intervals ( see Fig . 4 ) . The results of these measurements were analysed and maximum amplitudes of about 0.5 % of the ...
Contents
PART | 1 |
Sea Surface Wind Stress in Stratified Atmospheric Flow | 49 |
OFFSHORE MECHANICS AND ARCTIC ENGINEERING | 65 |
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