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Heave motion suppression of a Spar with a heave plate [PDF]
Abstract Vortex shedding flow of an oscillating vertical cylinder with a disk attached at its keel is considered. This configuration is of interest for the offshore oil and gas industry. A finite difference method is employed to solve the incompressible Navier–Stokes equations in the primitive-variables formulation.
Tao L, Cai S
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An impedance approach to reduce the contact-instability whilst drilling with active heave compensation [PDF]
The bit-bounce, or contact-instability, phenomenon which occurs in the drill string suspended from a floating vessel with an active drill string compensator to maintain a steady weight on the drill bit is investigated.
Hatleskog, Jan, Dunnigan, Mathew Walter
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These days we are witnessing an increase of container trafficin general and at sea in particular. In order to economizetheir business the ship owners are building bigger container vesselswhich can carry up to 8000 TEUs (Maersk line) and otherbig carriers
Zoran Radišić
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Wave Energy Harnessing in Shallow Water through Oscillating Bodies
This paper deals with wave energy conversion in shallow water, analyzing the performance of two different oscillating-body systems. The first one is a heaving float, which is a system known in the literature.
Marco Negri, Stefano Malavasi
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Investigation of heave response of the deepwater octagonal FDPSO using various heave plate configurations [PDF]
\ua9 2017, Harbin Engineering University and Springer-Verlag GmbH Germany. Heave plates can be employed to control undesirable heave motion amplitudes of the deepwater octagonal Floating, Drilling, Production, Storage, and Offloading (FDPSO) platform ...
Yu C, Hu Z, Wang S
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The vestibulo-ocular reflex (VOR) consists of two components, the rotational VOR (rVOR) elicited by semicircular canal signals and the translational VOR (tVOR) elicited by otolith signals.
Dieter F. Kutz +3 more
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Secondary frost heave in freezing soils [PDF]
Frost heave describes the phenomenon whereby soil freezing causes upwards surface motion due to the action of capillary suction imbibing water from the unfrozen region below. The expansion of water on freezing is a small part of the overall surface heave
Noon, C.
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frost-heave-models/frost-heave-models: models2.0
These are models used in the paper entitiled "Impedance factor of hydraulic conductivity for frozen soil based on the ice segregation theory and its application"
SinHaoCheng0216
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Numerical Modeling and Validation of Time-Dependent Heave of Swelling Soil [PDF]
Expansive soils pose a significant geotechnical challenge because of their volume changes in response to variations in moisture content. Unlike many soil types, expansive soils lack a widely adopted theoretical constitutive model for accurate numerical ...
Amgad Aref +3 more
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Experimental Study on Freezing Mode to Reduce Frost Heave
Frost heave is an important factor affecting the safety and practicability of buildings in cold regions or artificial freezing engineering. In order to reduce frost heave, frost-susceptible silty clay was used in a one-dimensional frost heave testing ...
Kun Hu +4 more
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