Proceedings of the ... International Conference on Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, Volume 13, Parts 3-5American Society of Mechanical Engineers, 1994 - Arctic regions |
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A point located at a distance d from an indentor is assumed to move at a constant velocity One Intermittent Crushing Event Loading Extrusion IN Figure 4. Plots. Separation Extrusion Loading tody Test No. 204 Floating Ice Sheet 30 PO bh ...
A point located at a distance d from an indentor is assumed to move at a constant velocity One Intermittent Crushing Event Loading Extrusion IN Figure 4. Plots. Separation Extrusion Loading tody Test No. 204 Floating Ice Sheet 30 PO bh ...
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p = Pmax ( R , w ) exp r.m ) ene over the explt - to 9 ( R , w ) ( 1 ) Therefore the sound speed in water ( 1460 m / s ) can be assumed as shock wave speed , and the arrival time can be defined as where : to = R / 1460 s = W S р = shock ...
p = Pmax ( R , w ) exp r.m ) ene over the explt - to 9 ( R , w ) ( 1 ) Therefore the sound speed in water ( 1460 m / s ) can be assumed as shock wave speed , and the arrival time can be defined as where : to = R / 1460 s = W S р = shock ...
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Using the geotechnical inputs in Table 2 , and assuming the unit weight of the backfill soil is 17.17 kN / m ” , equation ... As the slope length for Slope A is assumed to be 100 meters long , the analytical solution predicts that if ...
Using the geotechnical inputs in Table 2 , and assuming the unit weight of the backfill soil is 17.17 kN / m ” , equation ... As the slope length for Slope A is assumed to be 100 meters long , the analytical solution predicts that if ...
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Contents
FATIGUE AND DEFORMATION | 1 |
Determination of Recovery Length in Spiral Strands | 9 |
FRACTURE ASSESSMENT AND ANALYSIS | 37 |
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