Offshore Support Vessels 2013
DOI: 10.3850/978-981-07-7338-0_osv2013-07
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An Investigation into the Coupling of Sloshing Effects on a FLNG Motions

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“…Based on linier theory it is assumed that for each wave period the relation between input wave amplitude and motion always the same. From the test were carried out rotation moment and translation forces .Specially for rotation moment was discussed in [14]. The translation forces at heading seas 90 degrees and 135 degrees (See Figures 5, 6 and 7).…”
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“…Based on linier theory it is assumed that for each wave period the relation between input wave amplitude and motion always the same. From the test were carried out rotation moment and translation forces .Specially for rotation moment was discussed in [14]. The translation forces at heading seas 90 degrees and 135 degrees (See Figures 5, 6 and 7).…”
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“…This study aim to observed coupling effect from pitching and heaving to T global of motion. The dynamic motion of an FLNG consist of rotation and translation called 6 degree of motion [13,14].…”
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