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The Proceedings of

the Eighth (1998) International

OFFSHORE AND POLAR

ENGINEERING CONFERENCE

V O L U M E 1,1998

Offshore Developments, Energy and Resources (Wave Energy, Gas Hydrates and Deep-Ocean M i n i n g ) , T L P , Very Large Floating .Structure ( V L F S ) ,

FPSO, Offshore Systems, Geotechnical Engineering

edited by:

Jin S. Chung, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, USA

Tamotsu Matsui, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan

Shigeru Naito, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan

Mohamed Sayed, National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Canada

presented at:

The Eighth (1998) International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference held in Montreal, Canada. May 24-29, 1998

organized by:

International Society o f Offshore and Polar Engineers

sponsored by:

International Society o f Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) with cooperating societies and associations

International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (IJ

P.O. Box 1107 Golden, Colorado 80402-1107 USA

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Cop>Tight ö 1998 by International Societ)' of Offshore and Polar Engineers, Golden, Colorado. USA. All Rights Rescr\'cd.

intemalional Standard Book Number: ISBN 1-880653-34-6 (Set) ISBN 1-880653-35-4 (Vol. I) International Standard Serial Number; ISSN 1098-6189 (Set)

ISOPE Board of Directors

A. Abel, Australia, B . M Das. USA, CP. Ellinas (Chaimian), UK, R.M.W. Frederking, Canada. Y.-C. L i , China, 1.

Langen, Norway, M . Olagnon. France, J.M. Roesset, USA. and Y. Ueda, Japan

Cooperating Organizations:

Canadian Association ofPetrolcum Producers (CAPP)

American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) - Engineering Mechanics Division Korea Committee for Ocean Resources and Engineering (KCORE)

Canadian Society of Civil Engineers (CSCE) - Engineering Mechanics Division Chinese Society of Ocean Engineers (CSOE)

Chinese Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (CSNAME) Chinese Society of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics (CSTAM) Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS)

Singapore Stmetural Steel Society (SSSS) Nonvegian Petroleum Society (NPF)

I he Institution of Engineers Australia (IE Ausmilia) Kansai Society of Naval .Architects, Japan (KSNAJ) IRQ (TTic Netheriands)

Technical Research Centre of Finland ( V T f ) The Sücict>' ofMatcrials Science, J.ipan (JSMS)

The Offshore Engineering Society (OES), United Kingdom Ukraine Socictv of Mechanical Engineers (USME) IFREMER. France

Scott Polar Research Institute (SPRI), UK The Institute of Engineers Indonesia (PII)

Brazilian Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SOBENA)

Tile publisher and the editors of its publications assume no responsibility for the statements or opinions expressed in papers or presentations by the contributors to this conference or proceedings.

Printed and bound in USA

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F O R E W O R D

We greatly appreciate the excellent responses and help we have received from colleagues aromid the world in the successful organization of the 8th Intemational Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (ISOPE-98), Montréal, May 24-29, 1998. Technical program committee received more than 600 abstracts. The Conference features 84 sessions with some 380 refereed papers and 6 plenary sessions from 43 countries.

The purposes o f the ISOPE conference are to:

• promote technological progress and activities, intemational technological transfer and cooperation, and opportunities for engineers to maintain and improve technical competence; and

• provide a timely intemational fomm for technical activities, cooperation, opportunity and fellowship among researchers and engineers,

by developing focused session topics with high quality (in both origmality and significance) papers accepted through rigorous review, establishing high intemational standards for publication and worldwide distribution and promoting interdisciplinary interaction between academia and industry.

The Intemational Society o f Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) has already held 16 successful intemational meetings:

• The 1st (1990) European Offshore Mechanics Symposium (ISOPE EUROMS-90) in Trondheim, 1990; e The 1st (1990) Pacific/Asia Offshore Mechanics Svntposium (ISOPE-PACOMS-90) Seoul; PACOMS-92 San Francisco; PACOMS-94 (SOSC-94) Beijing; and PACOMS-96 Pusan.

• The 1st (1995) ISOPE Ocean Mining Symposium (ISOPE OMS-95) Tsukuba; ISOPE OMS-97 Seoul. • The 1st (1996) Intemational Deep-Ocean Technology (IDOT-96) Symposium and Workshop, Los Angeles.

• The Annual ISOPE conferences, starting in Edinburgh, 1991 were held in San Francisco, Singapore, Osaka, The Hague. Los Angeles and Honolulu. Since 1992, the annual ISOPE Conference has been held with the world's largest technical program o f its kind with refereed papers.

Since 1997 the ISOPE TPC expanded greatly the number o f papers on recem worldwide developments in frontier technologies in environment, advanced ship technology, coastal engineering, Sakhalin oil and gas. We shall continue to add other emerging topics to the future conferences.

On behalf o f all the individual TPC members (listed in this volume), we would like to thank the reviewers (listed in this volume) for their help in maintaining the technical accuracy and quality o f papers. We greatly appreciate the help from colleagues around the world, particularly from the authors and reviewers in meeting deadlines. The efficient handling o f the conference organization by the ISOPE staff are greatly appreciated. It is our pleasure to welcome participants from all over the world to the ISOPE-98 Conference in Momrüal.

We would like to take this oppormnity to announce that the ISOPE-99 Conference will be held in Brest France, May 30-June 4, 1999.

Co-chairmen of the lSOPE-98 Conference:

Jin Chung, USA Bob Frederking, Canada Michel Olagnon, France Yukio Ueda, Japan

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Acknowledgement

The success of the 8th Intemalional Olfshorc and Polar Pngineering Conference (ISOPE-98), Monü-éal, Canada, May 24-29, 1998, is credited to the teamwork of the members of the Technical Program Committee (TPC), the conference cosponsors, the cooperating organizations aiid the reviewers (see the list) The committee would like to acknowledge the management support of the TPC members.

Tlie TPC would like to express its sincere appreciation to the TPC members' organizations, and National Research Council Canada tor ilieir support toward the successful conduct of the conference events, and to the ISOPE staff for the efllcient handling of the conference organization

ISOPE-98 Technical Program Committee ( T P C )

Prof. A. Abel. Univ. of Sydney, Sidney, Australia I'rof A- Akyarii, Dokuz Univ., Izjnir. 1 urkcy Dr. L. Andronicou, Lloyd's Register of Shipping, UK.

Dr. A.V.M. Arunaelialam, WISER Associates. St, John".s, Canada J'nif K. Aso, Akiui Univ., /\kita, Japan

Dr. M. Ba, ENSMA, Futuroscope, France Dr Y. Bai, JP Kenny, Fonis, Norway

Prof R.a. Bca, Univ of California at Berkeley, CA, USA

Prof A.T. Bckker. Far Eastem State Tech. Univ., Vladivostok. Russia Dr. S, Berg. Aker Verdal a.s.. Verdal, Norway

Dr. T. Bjumscn, Det Norske Veritas, Hovik, Norway Dr. L.P Boswell, City Univ., London, UK

Dr. H.G. Brandes. Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu. IH, USA Mr. C. Capanoglu. I.D.F..A.S. Inc., San Francisco, CA, USA Prof J.R. Chaplin. City Univ.. London. UK

Prof. Y.-P. Chin. National Cheng Kung Univ.. Taiwan. China Dr Hin Chiu. Amoco Production Co., Houston, TX, USA Dr Han S. Choi. McDennott Engineering Houston, 'FX, USA

Prof Jin S. Chung (Chairman), Colorado School of Mines. Golden. CO, USA Prof A.T. Chwang, Univ. of Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Dr. A. Clement. Ecole Centrale de Nantes, Nantes, France Dr. I S. Cole. C.S.I.R.O., Highctl, Australia

Prof B.M. Das. California State Univ.. Sacramento. CA, USA

Dr, Z. Demirbilek, Army Walcrwav-s Experiment SUilion, Vicksburg, MS, USA D r J.F. Dos Santos, üKSS Research Center, Geesthacht, Germany

Dr. W. Dursthoff. Univ. of Hannover, Hannover. Gcnnany Dr, P, K. Dutta, USACRREL, Hannover, NH, USA Dr. W. J. Easson, Univ. of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, UK Dr. CP. Ellinas, Mott McDonald Ltd, Croydon, UK

Dr. J.M. Falzarano, Univ of New Orlean.s, New Orleans, LA. USA Prof M. Farzaneh, Universitc du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Canada

Mr. J.A. Fellham, Public Works Government Services, Charlottetown, Canada Dr. P. Ferrant, SIREHNA. Nantes, France

Prof A.J. Ferrante, TSO s.rl.. Milan, Italy Dr. A.M. Fish, USACRREL, Hanover, NH, USA Prof A. Francescutto, Univ. of Trieste. Trieste, Italy

Dr. R.M.W. Frederking (Co-Chairman), National Research Council, Ort.ma, Canada ir. A.M. Grcsnigt, Delft Univ. of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands

Prof P. Gmndy, Monash Univ.. Clayion, Australia

Dr, T. Hiniishi, Port and Harbour Research Inst., Yokosuka, Japan Prof Y. Hirose, Kanazawa Univ., Kanazawa, Japan

Prof R.E. Hobbs, Imperial College, London, UK

Dr. S.W. Hong, Korea Research Inst, of Ship and Ocean Engineering. Dacjeon, Korea Dr. G. 1 lorrigmoe, N0RU1' 1 cknologi. Narvik, Nonvay

Prof I . Huang, Univ, of Texas, Ariington, TX, USA

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Prof. Y. Ikeda, Univ. of Osaka Prefecture. Osaka, Japan Prof Y. Inoue. Yokohama National Univ., Yokohama Japan Prof M. Isaacson. Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver. Canada Dr. C.H. Jo, Inha Univesity, Inchon, Korea

Dr. M.A. Kamyshev, VNIIST, Moscow, Russia

Dr. H. Karadeniz, Delft Univ. of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands Dr. T. Kama, VTT Building Technology. Espoo, Finland

Prof C.H. Kim, Texas A & M Univ., College Station, TX. USA Dr. M.H. K i m Texas A & M Univ.. College Station, TX. USA Prof S.S. Kim. Chung-Ang Univ, Seoul. Korea

Dr H.L. Kite-Powell, Woods Hole Oceanographie Inst., Woods Hole. MA, USA Prof R.H. Knapp, Univ. of Hawaii. Honolulu, HI, USA

Dr J. Koo, Exxon Research & Engineering Co., Annandale, NJ, USA Prof W, Koterayama, Kyushu Univ., Kasuga Japan

Prof Y. Kyozuka, Kyushu Univ., Kasuga Japan

Prof I . Langen, Hogskolen i Siavanger, Stavanger, Norway Dr. J. Legrand, Ifremer, France

Dr. B.J. Leira SINTEF, Trondheim Norway Dr. J. Leonard, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA, USA

Prof Y.-C Li, Dalian Univ. of Technology, Dalian, China

Dr. S.S. Lin, US Naval Facilities Engineering Service Center, Port Hucneme. CA, USA Dr. F. K. Lim, McDermott Marine Constmction Ltd., Wembley, UK

Dr A,K. Liu. NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt. USA Dr. L.A. Louca The City Univ., London, UK

Dr. K-T M a ABS America Houston, TX, USA Prof H. Macda Univ. of Tokyo, Tok^o. Japan

Dr W, Magda Technical Univ. of Gdansk, Gdansk, Poland D r I. Mahendran, INTEC Engineering, Houston, TX, USA Dr. Yu. Makogon, Texas A & M Univ., College Station, TX, USA Dr. J.A. Maple, Maple & Associates, Houston, TX. USA Prof T. Matsui, Osaka Univ., Osaka Japan

Prof G.P. Miao, Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ, Shanghai, China Prof R.W. Miksad, Univ. of Virginia Charlottesville, VA. USA Dr. N. Mizutani. Nagoya Univ.. Nagoya Japan

Prof V.J. Modi, Univ. of British Columbia Vancouver, Canada Dr H. Moshagcn, Statoil, Stavanger. Norway

Dr. C.E. Myers, National Science Foundation, Ariington, VA. USA Prof S. Naito. Osaka Univ., Osaka Jap.in

Dr. V.R. Neralla Environment Canada Downsview, Canada Prof J.M. Nicdzwecki, Te.xas A & M Univ., College Station, TX, USA Prof. M.W. O'Neill, Univ, of Hou,ston, Houston. TX. USA

Prof 0.0. Ochoa Texas A & M Univ.. College Station, TX, USA Prof S,-K. Oh, Puk>'ong National Univ., Pusan, Korea

Mr, M. Olagnon, IFREMER, Plouzane, France Dr. I.R. Orisamola Martec Ltd, Halifax, Canada Dr. S. Pamukcu, Lehigh Univ., Bethlehem, PA, USA

Prof H-P Pao, Catholic Univ. of America Washington, DC, USA Dr. G. Partmcntiers, Bureau Veritas, Rueil-Malmaison, France Prof N, Patrikalakis, M.I.T., Cambridge, MA, USA

Dr. V. Pavlenko, Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. Ru-ssia Dr CP. Pesce, Univ of SSo Paulo, SSo Paulo, Brazil

Dr. J.C. Price, Brown & Root Energy, Houston. TX. USA

Prof M.F. Randolph, Univ. of Western Australia Nedlands, Australia Prof K. Riska Helsinki Univ. o f Technology, Helsinki, Finland Prof J. Roesseu Texas A & M Univ., College Station, TX, USA Prof H. Saeki, Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo, Japan

Dr A.J.N.A. Samiento, Lisbon Technical Univ.. Lisbon. Portugal Dr M. Sayed, National Research Council, Ottawa Canada Prof G. Scarsi, Univ. of Genoa Genoa Italy

Prof E.M. Schulson, DarUnouth College, Hanover, NH, USA

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Prol'. A.P.S SoKadiirdi, McCiill Univ., Montreal. Canada Prof. r. Seloguchi. Saga Univ.. Saga, Japan

Dr. J.Ci. Shin. Seoul National Univ., Seoul, Korea Prof R A. Skop, Univ. of Mianii, Miami. FL, USA

Dr S. Soeuiantii, Bandung Inst, of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia Prof S.H. Sphaier, C0PPF7UFRJ, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Prof. V.A. Squire. Univ. of Otago. Dunedin, New Zealand

Dr. M.-Y. Su, Naval Research l.ab.. Stennis Space Center, MS, USA Prof. Y. Suga. Kcio Univ., Yokohama, Japan

Dr. B.M. Sumer, lechnical Univ. of Denmark, Lyngby. Denmark Prof Y. lanaka, Kobe Univ., Kobe, Japan

Dr M. l eng. Univ. of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, USA Prof v. Tomita. Osaka Univ., Osaka, Japan

Prof M.S. I rIanlalVltou. M.I.T.. Cambridge. MA, USA Dr A.I.. Tunik. ABS. Paramiis. NJ. USA

Prof. v. Ueda, Kinki Univ.. Wakayama. Japan

Dr. K. Vcnkalanmiana. Kagoshima liniv., Kagoshima. Japan

Prof Wan A.M. Wan Mahood, Mam In.sl. of lech., Selangore, Malaysia Dr. P. White, Coventry Univ., Coventry, UK

Dr 1. Vamazaki, National Inst, of Resources and Environment, Fsukuba, Japan Prof 1. Yao, Hiroshima Univ., Higashi-Hiroshima, Jap.Tn

Prof R.W. Yeung, Univ, of California. Berkeley, CA, USA

Prof J.Z. Yim. National Taiwan Ocean Univ,, Keelung, Taiwan, China

ISOPE-98 Executive Committee

Jin S. Cluing (Chaimian). Colorado School of Mines, USA Ronald I I . Knapp. University of Hawaii, USA

Robert M.W. Frederking, National Research Council, Canada Michel Olagnon, Ifremer, France

ISOPE-98 Conference Co-chairmen

Jin S. Cluing (( hairinuii). Colorado School of Mines, U.SA Michel Olagnon. Ifremcr. Fnmce

Robert .M.W. Frederking. National Research Council. Canada Yukio Ueda. Kinki University, Wakayama, Japan

Partial List of Reviewers

Aamlid. () Abe, 1 Abel, A Ahilan, R V Alpers, W An, P !•; Aiianlluikri.shnan. 1' Aoki. S Arunachalam, AVA Aso, K Bai, Y Balasubramanian, S Bang, S C Barthclemy, F. Basu, R Bea, R <i Bearman. P W Beck, R F Beet. A Bckker. A T Berg, S Bertram, V Bijker, R Bjomsen, T Bole, J B Borthwick. A G 1 Boswell, L F Bouchard, G Boudei, L Brandes, II G Bransby, F Bravo, J Brown, N A Broun. I Brown. T G Brace, 1 Brazjtone, D Capanoglu, C Carcaterra. A Cardo. .A Casclla, ( i Chan, E S Chaplin, J R Chen, D B Chen, J S Chen, I , Chen, S Y Chen, W J Chen, Y K Chen, V N Cheugn. K F C h i n , \ P Chisholni, W A Chiu, 11 Choi, H S Chou, S-D Chow. K W Christiansen. N Chung, J S Chung, 1 V Chwang, A T Clement, A H Cole, I S C'ollberg, L Contenlo. G C o x . D T Crookshank, N Daley, C Das, B M Davis, A Demirbilek, Z Doering, J C Dover. W D Draez, J DursthofT, W Dulla, P K llasson, W J l-atock-1 ii\lor, R Ellinas. C P Endal,<i Ertekin. R C ICttcma, R Evgin, E Fal7.arano, J M Fames, K A Farzaneh. M Ferrant, P Fish, A M Forristall, G Z Francescutto. A Frederking. R Fujikubo, M Fukue. M Fukushima, I Furukawa, A Ciagnon, R E Gaines, A Gato, L Gatto. I. W Cientaz, L V I

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Gcmile, R Gloersen. P Goasguen. G Gomolski, S G Goiicalvcs, E Gratz. E T Gresnigt, A M Grilli. S G r u n d y , P l lagcdom, P I l a m a m o t o , T Handa,K Hashimoto, T Hauch, S 1 laugcn, B HavTTian, B HiUiUsu, M Hinwood, J Hiraishi, T Hirayama. T Hirose, Y HotT, G C Hoilhuijsen, L H Hong, S W Hopkins, M Horrigmoe, G Huang, T Huang, \ V H Huang, X L Hulteimaicr, H-P Ikcda, Y Ikegami. Y Inoue, Y Lsaacson, M Ivanov, L D hvata, S Jain, A K Jang, Y S Jin, D Jo, C H Jones, S J Kaneko. K Karadeniz, H Karal, K Kareem, A Kashivvagi. M Kato, S Kiho, S Kim, C H Kim, L V K i m , M H Kim, S S Kioka, W Kite-Poivcll, H L Kiyokawa, T Knapp, R H Kobarashi, A Kokawa, H Komarova, O A Kong, C-H Koo, J Y Koterayama, W Kotlinski, R Koyama, S Kron, W Kweon. Y G Kyozuka, Y U i , G Z Lanaghorne, P Lando. L R Landrini, M Langen, I Lawrence, K 1. Lee, J W Lee, S K Leira, B Lemoinc, L Leonard, J Li, Y C Liao, S S Liberatore, G Lim, F K Lin, S S Liu, A K Liu, Y Lockett, F P Lodahl, C R Lozowski, E P Lugni, C Lunne, T M a , K T M a , N Ma. W Macsimenko, V I Maeda, H Maeno, S Magda, W Mahendran, I Makogon, Y Mansard, E Maple, J A Martel, S J Mase, H Masuda. Y Matsoukis, P Matsui, T Matsumoto, K Maze. R McCallum. J S McCombcr. P McCulIum. J Melton, J S Miao, G P Miksad, R W Miles, M Mitsunori. T Miura, K Mizutani. N Moshagen. I I Nabergoj, R Nabesliima, Y Naito, S Nakai, T Nakamura. M Nakamura, T Nakano. S Natvig, B J Neralla. V R Ncrzic, R Niho, T Nobukawa, H Nomura, S Nwogu, O O'Neill, M W Ochoa, O O Ohmatsu, S Ohyama, T Okada, H Olagnon. M Otsuka, K Pamukcu, S Pao, H P Park, E D Park. I K Park, N S Pattiaratchi, C Paul ling, J Peregrine. D I I Pesce, C P Phadke, A C Pradhan,T Prcvosto, M Prinsenberg. S Pritchett. C Puri, V K Puihli, R S Randolph, M F Ravindran. M Remmers, G Remseth. S N Richardson. M D Richter-Menge, J Riggs, I I R ' Riska. K Robertson, I Roddier, D Roesset, J M -Saeki, I I Sakakiyama. T Sakato, Ï Salter, S H Sarmento. A -Sato, II Sato. Y Savadjiev, K Savas. O Sayed. M Scarsi, G SchafTcr, H A Schriever, G Schulson, E M Seliverstov. V I Selvadurai, A P S Senjanovie, I Setoguchi, T Shaw, P K Shin. E C Shin. J G Shiraishi, S Shogaki, T Shokr.M Silva. A J Skalllemd. B Skop. R A Skourup. J Sohn, K H Son, C Y Song. Y P Sorensen, J D Sphaier, S H Squire. V A Su. C-H Su, M Y Suga. Y Sumer, B M Sumi, Y Suzuki, H Takahashi, Y Takaki. M Tamate. S Tamura. M Tanaka. Y Tanizawa. K Feng. B Feng. M l ! Thakker. A Thayamballi, A Thiel, H Timco, G \V Tomita, H Tomita, T I'omita, Y Forum, A I'oyosada, M Iriantafyllou. M S Troesch,A W Tsai, D-G Tsai, S Tsuboi. H Fsurusaki, K Tsvelsinsk), A S Tuncan, M l unik, A L Heda, Y Umeda, N Uvarova, T E v.d. Vegte, G J van dc Kreeke, J Vega. L A Venkataramana. K Vcnturi, M Vcrruijl, A Vinogradov, O Vishnubhotla, S Wada, K VValkden. M Walker, S Wan. D C Wang. B P Wang, Y Y Watson, P G Wauerson, J K White, P R S Winterstein. S Woko, A W M Woo, B K Wu, K Q Wu, S V X u , Z F Yamaguchi. S Yamamolo, N Yamazaki, I Yao, T Yasukawu, 11 Ye, W Veung, R W Yim.JZ Y u . X Zhang, D I I Zhang, J E Zhao, Y H Zhou, L D Zhu, D Zueck, R 111

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V O L U M E I ISBN 1-880653-35-4 OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENTS RESOURCES A N D ENERGY: Energy Ocean Mining Gas Hydrates TLP, FPSO

VERY LARGE FLOATING STRUCTURES (VLFS)

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ICE MECHANICS A N D ICE FORCES ICE CONDITIONS

ATMOSPHERIC ICING N A V I G A T I O N

ENVIRONMENTS ICE REMOTE SENSING

OFFSHORE A N D ARCTIC PIPELINES RISERS, CABLES A N D MOORING UNDERWATER VEHICLE CONTROL

V O L U M E r V ISBN 1-880653-38-9 T U B U L A R STRUCTURES FATIGUE A N D FRACTURE STEEL A N D CORROSION WELDING NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT) COMPOSITE M A T E R I A L S

RELIABILITY, RISK & SAFETY MECHANICS A N D STRUCTURES COLLISION/IMPACT/DAMAGE N A V A L A N D FAST SHIP SYSTEMS EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

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C O N T E N T

Foreword iii Acknowledgcmem iv ISOPF.-98 Technical Program Committee iv

Partial List of Reviewers vi Announcements and Publication Order Information viii, xi, xii

List of Topics in Each Volume xiii

OFFSHORE DEVELOPMENTS Mobile Offshore Base

Gene Remmers, Robert Zueck, Paul Palo and Robert Taylor I

The Tasks of Far-Eastern Regions of Russia m Development of the Sakhalin Shelf

IgorL. Belchuk 6

Japan's Ocean Test of the Nodule Mining System

H. Ya/iiada and T. Yamazaki 13

Recent Progress in Springing and Ringing Research - A Review

C.H. Kim 20

OFFSHORE R E S O U R C E AND T E C H N O L O G Y

Effect of Collector Touchdown Speed on Dynamic Response of Simulated Deep-Sea Sediments

T. Yamazaki. K. Tsurusaki and T. Inagaki 29

Experimental Study of Water Jet System for Hybrid Pick-up Device

Jae-Yo/ig Shim, Keli-Sik Min, In-Kyu Park, Kyung-Sik Ham, Jiii-Woog Cho, Sup Hong andJong-Su Choi 35

The Scale and Nature of Water Column Variability in an Area Designated for Polymetallie Nodule Mining

C. Tkatcheiiko and V. Sicryanova 39

Determination of Distributions of Velocity and Concentration of Solids in a Horizontal Slurry Pipeline with a Digital Video Camera System

Hiroslii Sato, Yushiin Cui, Fumio Sttgimoio, Yoshihisa Tozawa and Kazunori Hose 44

Application of New Safe and Economic Technologies of Development of Coal Layers on the Shelf in the South of Primorye Territory

Yuriy N. Niskovskiy. Elena V. Niskovskaya and Anatotiy M. Vasianovitch 52

Technological Structures of Marme Dressing Complexes for Mming the Deposits of the Far-Eastern and Arctic Seas Shelf

Anatoliy V. Zhukov and Mikltail J. Zvonarev 55

Shape Effect of Solids on Pressure Drop in a 2-Phase Vertically Upwurd Transport: Silica Sands and Spherical Beads

J.S. Chung, G. YarimandH. Savasci 58

Dynamics of Bubbles hi Conditiotis of Gas Hydrate Formation

Nail A. Cumerov aiul Georges L. ChaJiine 66

Natural Gas Hydrates and Global Change

Y.F. Makogon. J. C. Holste andS.A. Holditch 73

Performance of an Impulse Turbine Based Wave Energy Plant

S. Santhakumar. V. Jayashankar, M.A. Ammnaiui. A.G. Pathak. M. Raviiuiran, T Setoguchi, M. Takao and K. Kaneko.. 75

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Observations of Time Domain Data on the Wells Turbme m the Islay Wave-Power Plant

R.G. Alcorn and W.C. Beanie gj

Study on a Wells Turbtae for Wave Power Conversion: Improvement of the Performance by the Use of Porous Fences

T. Setoguchi. M. Takao. K. Kaneko. S. Raghuimüian and M. Inoue 87

The Effect of Rotor Blade Sweep on the Performance of the Wells Turbine

M. Webster andL.M.C. Gato Tr..r. .:;r..77:7^7.. .TT..;.;. 94

A Proposal ofMuhi-FloaU Type Wave Energy Conversion System

K. Hadano, T. Saito. S. Kawano, M. Hashida and T. Ozaki lOO

Performance Analysis of Wave Energy Pump with Inclinable Cylinder

Hirotwbu Ueki and Katsuyuki Kawaguiy ,0^

Wave-Energy Pump with Inclmable Cylinder for Nearshore Operation

Hironobu Ueki mul Katsuyuki Kawaguty I j -,

On the Hydrodynamic Parametric Comparisons of MOWC Wave Energy Caissons m Array

K. Thiruvenkatasamy, S. Neelamani and Michio Sato H9

Self-Adapthre Control of a Piston Wave Absorber

G. Chatry, A.H. Clémeiu and T. Gouraud 127

A Study on a Wave and Wind Energy Hybrid Conversion System - Part I: Output Characteristics of a Wave Energy Convenor Using a Ball Screw

Noboru Kojima, Keiuchira Olmmta and Takashi Abe j 34

Conceptual Design of Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion ( O T E Q Power Plants m Sri Lanka

Yasuyuki Ikegami. Tomohiro Mitsumori. T.K.D. Tennakoon. Nishanttm Nanayakkara and Haruo Uehara 140

Comparison of O T E C Power Plant Usmg Plate Type Heat Exchanger and One Using Double Fluted Tube Type

Tomohiro Mitsumori, Yasuytdci Ikegami and Haruo Uelmra _ I47

Applicability of Darrieus-Type Turbme for Extra-Low Head Tidal Power Generation

Preethisri Ananda Gajanayake. Akinori Furukawa arul Kusuo Okuma I55

T L P , V L F S AND FPSO

Experhnental and Numerical Assessment of Mini T L P for Benign Environments

P, Teigen aiulJ,M. Niedzwecki

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Deep Water T L P s - Tether System Loading

Kjetil Eckliqffand Jan Muren

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Experimental Loads on a Flexibly Mounted Vertical Cylmder in Breaking Wave Groups

S. Welch, C. Uvi, E. Fontaine andhi.P. Tulin ,7g

Mobil's Floatmg L N G Plant

G. C. Hoff. G.Z. Gu. S, Bhattacharjee, K. Yost and M.M. Naktie J84

3D B E M - F E M Hybrid Hydroelastic Analysis of Module Linked Large Floating Structures Subjected to Regular Waves

Takuji Hamamoto. Akinori Suzuki, Nobuhiro Tsujioka and Ken-ichi Fujita 192

Impact of Connector Stiffness on the Response of a Multi-Module Mobile Offshore Base

H. R. Riggs. R.C. Ertekin and T.R.J Mills

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Numerical Simulation of Ship Interaction with Artificial Islands Around Bridge Piers

Mohamed Sayed and William D. Bliglu 208

A Direct Method Versus a Mode-Expansion Method for Calculating Hydroelastic Response of a V L F S m Waves

Masashi Kashiwagi 215

The Analysis of Wave-Induced Response of an Elastic Floating Plate in a Sea with a Breakwater

S. Nagaia, H. Yosliida. T. Fujita and H. Isshiki 223

Wave Forces on a Circular Island Using Perturbation-DRBEM

S.S. Hsiao. W.K. Weng and Y.F. Chiu 231

Classification of FPSO's for Extreme Environments

M.J. Maguire 237

Fully Coupled Dynamic /Analysis of Rigid Lmes and Floater Behaviours in Deep Water

J.M. Heartier. F. Biolley. C. Berhault. P. Le Buhan and G. Morin 246

Risk Analysis Tedmiques Applied to Floating Oil Production in Dcepwater Offshore Environments

.Andrea Carpignano. Walter Prioiti and Raffaele Romagnoli 253

Local and Global Hydrodynamic Loads on the FPSO 'Glas Dowx" for Fatigue Assessments

L.W. Pastoor. J.A. Pinkster and M. Krekel 261

Effect of Ramp Duration on Response of Spars to Irregular Waves

B. B.MeUia and J.M. Roesset 270

Waves and Current Influence in the FPSO Dynamics

S.H. Sphaier. A.C. Femandes. L.G.S. Pontes and SH. de Sd Correa 278

Experimental and Numerical Investigations on the Green Water Effects on FPSOs

C. Berhault, P. Guérin. D. Martigny and R. Cuéret 284

Wavelet Analysts of the Transient Response of Spar Platforms

Donald A. Jordtm. David C. Weggel. Richard W. Miksad (md Jose M. Roesset 291

A Theoretical Study on the Effect of Seaquakes on a Thrce-Dimcnsional Floating Body

YasiLshi Higo 298

Dynamic Behaviour of a S.A.S. Deep Draught CyUnder Buoy in Irregular Waves

Christophe Maisoiuiieu and Marc Le Boulluec 303

Dynamic Analysis of Tower Buoy in Irregular Waves

ho Senjanovie andJoSko Pariinov 309

Dynamic Response Evaluations of Offshore Platform with Huge Deck Loads

Kenji Kawano, Katta Venkataramana and Tutomu Hashitnoto 317

O F F S H O R E S Y S T E M S AND OPERATIONS

Development of a North Marmara Field Offshore Turkije: A Case Study

A.A. Kaptanoglu. Recep Atalay and R. Yoruk 325

Heave Motion Effects on Kick and Lost Circulation Detection m Floating Drilling Rigs

Celso K. Morooka atui Manoel T. Doria 332

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Hco Control of Slow Drift OsciUation of Moored Floating Platform with Thrusters

Tadahiro Hyakudome. Masahiko Nakamura. Hiroyuki Kajiwara and Waiaru Koterayama 338

A Force Allocation Strategy for Dynamic Positioning

Peter Sinding and Svend Vogt Andersen

A Sea Floor Layout Design Using Virtual Reality

Carlos Lull Nunes dos Santos, Gerson Gomes Cunha. Luis Fernando Nunes Mello and Luiz Landau 354

Vortex Heat Exchanger

B. Krasovitski and L. Tunkel

A Study on the Accuracy of Gun Deep Hole Drilling for Marine Part Materials

Sung-Bo Sim and Tae-Ok Jun

363

Non-Lmear Analysis of Offshore Platforms - A Case Study of Two Platforms During Hurricane Andrew

BehroozA. NedushanandL.E. Clwuinard ^.^j

Foundation Aspects for the Load-Out of 24,000-Tonne Jack-Up Rig

S. Dasgupta

ra Analysis of an Integrated Plate Connection Between Jacket Structure and Skirt-Pile Sleeve

Noorul Khain Mohd Nor and Nils-Erik Wiberg

Determination of Structural Reserve Strength Ratio (RSR) of an Existmg Offshore Structure

Wati Mahnwod bin Wan Abdul Majid. Abdul Rashid bin Haji Hashim a,ul Mohamad bin Embong 392

G E O T E C H N I C A L ENGINEERING

Time Sequential Observation of Land Cover on Okmoerabu Island Using T M Data

Takay,da Kuraoka, Masato Kumtake. Futniyoshi Kondo. Jtm-iehi Shouji. Kenta Ueno and Ytdco Taira 400

Estunation of Thermal Diffusivity to Asphalt Concrete Using Glover's Method

Jim-ichi Uchida, Tadami Sakamoto. Fumiyoshi Kondo and Takefimii Nakazono 4O6

Relations Between Shear Wave Velocity and Related Engmeermg Properties of Reclahned Soil

L.K, Chien. M.C. Lin and Y.N. Oh

412

Predicted and Measured Geotechnical Properties of Gas-Charged Sediments

H.G. Braiules

418

Numerical Analysis of Self-Weight Consolidation of Slurried Marine Clay

Funuyosht Kondo. Md. AsgarAli Sarkar. Takefiwii Nakazono and Masato Kunitake .„ . 425

Numerical Studies on the Behaviour of Marine Clay Walls Usmg GHD

Tej B.S. Pradhan atid Dinesh Raj Shiwakoti

433

Delayed Consolidation Effect Dependent on Permeability of Sand Mat

Young-Su Chae. Byung-Sik Chun. Young-Nam Kim and Sung-Jin Kwon 44,

Unsolved Problems in the Constant-Rate-of-Strain Consolidation Testmg

Masayoshi Shimizu

445 Stress-Stram Behaviour of a Cemented Marine Clay

S. Narasimha Rao and A.P. Panda...

451

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New Approach for Determining the Coefficient of Consolidation, Cv, for Normally Consolidated Kaolmite Clay

M. Tuncan, Y. Cibiey, A. Tuncan and H. Koyuncu 456

Microstructure of Undisturbed and Reconsolidated Ariake Clay

Katsmada Ondsuka. TakehUo Negami and Zhenshun Hong 461

Undrained Strengtli Anisotropy of Natural Clay Deposits

Takaliaru Shogaki and Hayato Moro,..,,„.„„„...^,„^.^,y,^^t^,^....„„.T^^^ 466

Simulation of the Consolidation Process of Phosphelic Waste Clay

Robert Y.P. Chin and G.Y. Sheu 470

Vertical Drains for Layered Clay Strata

Yanio Tanaka 478

Effect of Viscosity on the Process of Consolidation with Vertical Drains

Goro Iniai and Bipul Chandra Hawlader 484

Strength-Deformation Characteristics of EPS

Byung-Sik Chun, Soo-Deok Lee. Hae-Sik Lim, Tae-hong Aim and Kwang-Hyun Ha 491

Effect of Pore Pressure Dissipation on the Behaviour of Anchors m Clay

J.C. Snmtl. CP. Thome andL.D. Ta 497

Uplift Capacity of Horizontal Circular Anchors in Soft Clay Overlain by Dense Sand

B.M. Das, E.C. Sliin andE.E. Cook 505

Tlie Mechanics of an Anchoring Device Embedded in a Poroelastic Medium

A.T. Mahyari and A.P.S Selvadurai 510

The Behaviour of Drag Anchors in Layered Soils

M.P. O'Neill. M.F. Randolph andA.R. House 515

Bearing Resistance of Inextensible Grid Reinforcements

Y. Nabesldma aiul T. Matsui 521

Nonlinear Response Analysis of a Towed Seafloor Plow

Robert F. Zueck and Steve Karnoski 526

The PuUout Capacity of Suction Cais.soii Foundations for Tension Leg Platforms

Sherif El-Gharbaw and Roy Olson 531

Laboratory Modeling of Suction Caisson Foundations

Sherif Et-Gluirbawy and Roy Olson 537

The Effect of Skirted Foundation Shape on Response to Combined V-M-H Loadings

M.F. Bransby and M.F. Randolph 543

W-adaptive F E Analysis of Bearing Capacity of Skirted Foundations

Yuxia Hu and Mark F. Randolph 549

Cyclic Shear Failure and Strength of Undisturbed Marine Clays

M. Hyodo. Y, Yamamoto and T. Fujii 557

Effects of Over-Consolidation on Steady Stale Line and Liquefaction Resistance of a Marme Sand

Yao-Otung Chen 564

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Stress-Controlled Cyclic Interface Tests

K. Fakliarian and E. Evgin 57 j

Application of Pile with Expandmg Base to Foundation of Caisson Structure

Yoshi-luko Maeno. Tomiya Takatani, Hirosid^e Kodama, Shigeo Takahashi and Ken-icliiro Sliimosako 578

Numerical Simulation of Lateral Loaded Pile Takmg into Accomit the Shear Stress at the Sand Interface Layers

S, BeUdiir. D. Levacher. W. Hamadeh and S. Mezazigh 585

Mooring of Floating Structures by Expanded End Bearing Pile

Tomiya Takatani, Yo.shi-hiko Maeno and Hirosuke Kodama 590

Wave-Induced Pore Pressure in a Cross-Anisotropic Seabed with Variable Soil Characteristics

Doiig-Sheng Jeiig and Yee-Shown Lin 59g

Wave Propagatmg over Poro-Elastic Bed

Jaw-Fang Lee and Yuan-Jyh Lan

Aseismic Evaluation Against Rare Big Earthquakes for Shore Structures

r. Matsui. M. Akakttma, K. Hayashi, T. Isliikawa, T. Nakano and T. Imono 610

Development and AppUcation of Non-Vibratory Sand Compaction Pile Method

Hideo Tsuboi, Yutaka Ando, Kenji Harada, Jun Ohbayaslii and Tamotsu Matsui 615

Centrifuge Research on the SUding Behaviour of Spudcans in Layered Soils

H. G.B. Allersma and F.M. van Woensel g') I

The Assessment ofStabUity of Partially Submerged Slopes

P.A. Lane and D. V. Griffiths

Underground Shield Docking for the Trans-Tokyo Bav Highway

T. Funasaki, Y. Izumi, K. Miki and T. Nakamura.'. '. ^35

Distinct Element Analysis of Interfaces m Particulate Media

E. Evgin. Z Liang and J. Konuk ^^3

ADDFTIONAL PAPERS

Distributed VR Offshore Engmccring Application

Gerson Gomes Cunlia. Carlos üiiz Nunes dos Santos. Uiis Fernando Nunes Mello and Nelson Francisco FavilUi Ebecken

The HUiemia Gravity Base Structure

Fraiifois Sédillot

654

Seabed Scour Aromid a Vertical Pile

S. Narashima Rao, V. Sundar and M. Riun Babu

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