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in the sway mode of vibration. Also, relatively large amounts of equivalent
damping are thought to exist from this mode, especially if relative velocity is taken
into account in the Morison's equation. The bow-bending modes would respond
more ...
in the sway mode of vibration. Also, relatively large amounts of equivalent
damping are thought to exist from this mode, especially if relative velocity is taken
into account in the Morison's equation. The bow-bending modes would respond
more ...
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Near wake properties along a vibrating cable are similar to those of a vibrating
cylinder at the same frequency, ... shift around the cable node is especially
noteworthy, in that it provides a basis for modeling lock-in of higher vibration
modes.
Near wake properties along a vibrating cable are similar to those of a vibrating
cylinder at the same frequency, ... shift around the cable node is especially
noteworthy, in that it provides a basis for modeling lock-in of higher vibration
modes.
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5.5.2 Drag Coefficient Versus Response Amplitude It is well known that drag
force varies with the amplitude of transverse vibrations. Therefore the natural
extension of the relative velocity model is to utilize drag coefficient data from
vibrating ...
5.5.2 Drag Coefficient Versus Response Amplitude It is well known that drag
force varies with the amplitude of transverse vibrations. Therefore the natural
extension of the relative velocity model is to utilize drag coefficient data from
vibrating ...
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OCEAN WAVES AND ENERGY | 1 |
Load Control Method and Its Realization on an OWC Wave Power Converter | 19 |
Nonlinearity in CrestTrough Statistics of Bretschneider Seas | 27 |
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