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The nonlinear behavior may arise due to a number of factors, including the
mooring line tension-strain relation, the drag acting on the mooring line and buoy
, and changes in the wetted volume of the buoy during the motion. While most of
the ...
The nonlinear behavior may arise due to a number of factors, including the
mooring line tension-strain relation, the drag acting on the mooring line and buoy
, and changes in the wetted volume of the buoy during the motion. While most of
the ...
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173 of Chakrabarti (1987), the drag becomes 1 8 D* = nPCDAB'T-Vrx\vrtp\ (6) i
05T In the frequency domain approach, this leads to an iterative solution of the
buoy motions. The quantity |vrrp| is considered as a constant, with the buoy
motions ...
173 of Chakrabarti (1987), the drag becomes 1 8 D* = nPCDAB'T-Vrx\vrtp\ (6) i
05T In the frequency domain approach, this leads to an iterative solution of the
buoy motions. The quantity |vrrp| is considered as a constant, with the buoy
motions ...
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BEHAVIOUR OF A MOORED DISCUS BUOY IN AN OCHI-HUBBLE WAVE
SPECTRUM Solomon C. S. Yim Department of Civil Engineering Oregon State
University Corvallis, Oregon A NUMERICAL/EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE ...
BEHAVIOUR OF A MOORED DISCUS BUOY IN AN OCHI-HUBBLE WAVE
SPECTRUM Solomon C. S. Yim Department of Civil Engineering Oregon State
University Corvallis, Oregon A NUMERICAL/EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE ...
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Contents
OCEAN WAVES AND ENERGY | 1 |
HYDRODYNAMIC FORCES | 45 |
COMPUTATIONAL HYDRODYNAMICS | 91 |
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