2016
DOI: 10.1109/joe.2015.2483824
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Observation on Forces and Motions of a Mariculture Cage From Model and Prototype Experiments

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“…Kristiansen et al [15] found, through experimental research on aquaculture equipment in waves and currents, that the wave-induced forces on the model were counteracted in many wave cycles. James et al [16] conducted research on the force and motion of seawater on aquaculture equipment through model and prototype tests. Shuo and Zhi [17] proposed a multi-objective optimization model and calculation method for trimaran motion response under regular waves based on potential flow theory and the Monte Carlo method.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Kristiansen et al [15] found, through experimental research on aquaculture equipment in waves and currents, that the wave-induced forces on the model were counteracted in many wave cycles. James et al [16] conducted research on the force and motion of seawater on aquaculture equipment through model and prototype tests. Shuo and Zhi [17] proposed a multi-objective optimization model and calculation method for trimaran motion response under regular waves based on potential flow theory and the Monte Carlo method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%