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N U M E R I C A L W A V E S , W A V E M E A S U R E M E N T S , W A V E B R E A K I N G & S T A T I S T I C S , W A V E - B O D Y I N T E R A C T I O N S , H Y D R O D Y N A M I C F O R C E S , D Y N A M I C R E S P O N S E S , H I G H E R - O R D E R E F F E C T S , V O R T E X & V I B R A T I O N S . C O A S T A L H Y D R O D Y N A M I C S , L A B O R A T O R Y & O C E A N M E A S U R E M E N T S edited by:

Jin S. Cliung, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, U S A

Hisaaki Maeda, University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan

C H . K i m , Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas, U S A

presented at:

The Fifth (1995) International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference held in The Hague. The Netherlands, June 11 -16, 1995

organized by:

International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers sponsored by:

International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) Offshore Mechanics and Polar Engineering Council ( O M P E C ) with cooperating societies and associations

International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers ( I S O P E )

P.O. Box 1107 Golden, Colorado 80402-1107 U.S.A.

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Copyright © 1995 by International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers, Golden, Colorado, USA. A l l Rights Reserved.

International Standard Book Number: ISBN 1-880653-16-8 (Set) ISBN J-880653-19-2 (Vol III) Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 94-73796

ISOPE Board of Directors

J.S. Chung, USA. C P Ellinas (Chairman), UK, K . M . Han. Korea. M . Isaacson. Canada. A . M . Lopez. USA, B.J. Natvig, Norway. M.S. Triantafyllou. USA. and J. Wardenier. The Netheriands

Cooperating Organizations:

Canadian Association of Petroleum 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

Singapore Stnicmral Steel Society (SSSS) Norwegian Peü-oleum Society (NPF)

The Institution of Engineers Australia (IE Australia) Kansai Society of Naval Architects. Japan (KSNAJ) Technical Research Centre of Finland (VTT) IRO (The Netheriands)

The Society of Materials Science. Japan (JSMS)

The Offshore Engineering Society (OES). United Kingdom

The 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

The purposes of the ISOPE conference are to:

- promote technological progress and activities, the international technological transfer and cooperation, and opportunities for engineers to maintain and improve technical competence; and

- provide a timely international forum for the technical activies, cooperation, opportunity and fellowship among researchers and engineers,

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

The International Society of Offshore and Polar Engineers (ISOPE) has already held 7 successful international meetings: First (1990) Pacific/Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium (PACOMS-90), Seoul, 1990; First (1990) European Offshore Mechanics Symposium (EUROMS-90), Trondheim, 1990; ISOPE-91, Edinburgh, 1991; ISOPE-92, San Francisco, 1992; ISOPE-93, Singapore, 1993; and ISOPE-94, Osaka, 1994, and Special Offshore Symposium China (SOSC-94/PACOMS-94), Beijing, 1994.

This year the 5th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (ISOPE-95), The Hague, June 11-16, 1995, for the second time since 1989, features 6 plenary and 66 technical sessions from industry, academia and government. Authors from 36 countries present some 370 380 refereed papers on recent worldwide developments in frontier technologies in:

Offshore Resources & Energy, Offshore Mechanics and Technology, Environment, Geotechnical Engineering, Offshore and Arctic Pipelines, Risers, Mechanics of Cables & Mooring, AUV, ROV & Robotics, Ice Technology, Russian Arctic, Hydrodynamics, Tubular Structures, Materials, Welding & Corrosion, Composite Materials, Mechanics & Applications, Reliability & Safety, Computational Mechanics, Marine & Ship Technology, and other emerging topics.

We greatly appreciate the help from colleagues around the world in the successful organization of ISOPE-95, particularly from the authors and reviewers in meeting deadlines. On behalf of 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 of papers. The cooperation from IRO, The Netherlands, Delft University of Technology, and Colorado School of Mines, and the efficient handling of the conference organization by the ISOPE staff are greatly appreciated.

On behalf of the Technical Program Committee, it is our pleasure to welcome participants from all over the world to the 95 Conference, a truly international conference. The ISOPE-96 Conference will be held in Los Angeles, May 26-31, 19ISOPE-96.

Co-chainnen of the ISOPE-95 Conference:

Jin S. Chung, Golden. USA C P . Ellinas, Croydon, UK A . M . Gresnigt (Chair), Delft. The Netherlands B. J. Natvig, Stabekk, Norway Y. Ueda, Osaka, Japan

June 1995

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Acknowledgement

The success of the 5th International Offshore and Polar Engineering Conference (ISOPE-95). The Hague. The Netherlands. June 11-16. 1995. is credited to the teamwork of our members of the Technical Program Committee (TPC), the conference cosponsors and the reviewers (see the list). The committee would like to acknowledge the management support of the committee members.

The TPC would like to express its sincere appreciation to IRO. Delft University of Technology, Colorado School of Mines, the local hosts and supporters in The Netherlands, and the TPC members' organizations for their support toward the successful conduct of the conference events, and to the ISOPE staff for the efficient handling of the conference organization.

ISOPE-95 Technical Program Committee

Prof. A. Abel, Univ. of Sydney. Sydney, Australia

Prof. A. Akyarli, Dokuz Univ., Izmir, Turkey Prof. K. Aso. Akita Univ., Akita. Japan Dr. Y. Bai, Veritec, Hoevik. Norway

Prof A.T. Bekker. Far Eastern State Technical Univ.. Vladivostok. Russia Dr. S. Berg. Norn'egian Contractors. St. John's, Canada

Dr. N. Bose. Memorial Univ. of Newfoundland. St. John's. NF. Canada Dr. L.F. Boswell. City Univ.. London, U.K.

Mr. C. Capanoglu. IDIA.S. Inc.. San Francisco. CA. USA Dr. E.-S. Chan. National Univ. of Singapore. Singapore Prof J.R. Chaplin. City Univ.. London. U.K.

Prof Y.-P. Chin. National Cheng Kung Univ., Taiwan. China Dr. Hin Chiu. Amoco Production Co.. Houston, TX. USA Dr HS. Choi, OPI International, Houston, TX. USA Prof. H.S. Choi. Seoul National Univ.. Seoul. Korea Dr. Y.S. Choo. National Univ. of Singapore. Singapore

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

Dr. I.S. Cole. C.SJ.R.O.. Highett. Australia

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

Dr. Z. Demirbilek. Army Watentays E.xperiment Station. Vicksburg. MS, USA Dr. J.F. Dos Santos, GKSS, Geesthacht. Germany

Dr. W. Durslhoff, Univ. of Hannover. Hannover, Germany Dr. CP. Ellinas. AME Ltd.. Croydon. U.K.

Dr. P. Englezos. Univ. of British Columbia. Vancouver. Canada

Prof. M. Farzaneh. Universite du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Montreal. Canada Prof AJ. Ferrante, ISC Italia. Milan. Italy

Dr. A.M. Fish. USACRREL. Hanover. NH. USA Dr. A. Francescutto. Univ. of Trieste. Trieste, Italy

Dr. R.M.W. Frederking. National Research Councd. Ottawa. Canada Dr. M. Fujikubo, Hiroshima Univ., Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan Dr. G. Georgiou, The Welding Institute, Cambridge, U.K.

Dr SS. Gowda. Technical Research Centre of Finland. Espoo, Finland

ir. A.M. Gresnigt (Co-chairman). Delft Univ. of Technology, Delft. The Netherlands Dr. M. Grosenbaugh. Woods Hole Oceanographic Inst.. Woods Hole. MA. USA Prof. P. Grundy. Monash Univ.. Clayton. Australia

Dr. W. Hansmann. Universitat Hamburg. Hamburg. Germany Prof Y. Hirose, Kanazawa Univ.. Kanazawa, Japan

Prof R.E. Hobbs. Imperial College, London, U.K.

Dr. S.W. Hong, Korea Research Inst, of Ship and Ocean Engineering, Daejeon. Korea Dr. G. Horrigmoe. NORUT Teknologi. Nan'ik, Norway

Prof T. Huang. Univ. of Te.xas. Arlington, TX, USA Dr. Y. Ikeda, Univ. of Osaka Prefecture, Osaka, Japan

Prof M. Isaacson, Univ. of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada Mr. T. Kaibara, ABS Pacific. Yokohama, Japan

Prof K. Kaneko. Saga Univ., Saga, Japan

Dr. H. Karadeniz. Delft Univ. of Technology, Detfl. The Netherlands Dr. K. Karal. Nom egian Contractors A/S. Stabekk. Norway

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Dr. T. Karna. \ n Building Technology. VTT. Finland Prof. CH. Kim. Texas A&M Univ.. College Stauon. TX. USA Dr. M.H. Kim, Texas A & M Univ., College Stadon. TX. USA Prof. W. Koterayama, Kyushu Univ., Kasuga, Japan Prof. C Kuo, Univ. of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, U.K. Prof. I. Langen. Hogskolen i Stavanger, Stavanger. Norwa\ Dr. BJ. Leira. SINTEF. Trondheim. Norn-ay

Prof E. KM Leppavuori, VTT Building Technology. VTT. Finland Prof R. Li, Shanghai Jiao Tong Univ., Shanghai, Chirm Prof y.-C Li. Dalian Univ. of Technology. Dalian, China Dr. C.Y. Liaw. National Univ. of Singapore. Singapore

Dr. F.K. Lim, Mentor Engineering Consultants Ltd.. Surrey, U.K. Prof G.C. Ling. Chinese Academy of Science. Beijing. China Prof. Y. Lu. Dalian Univ. of Technology. Dalian, China Prof H. Maeda, Univ. of Tokyo. Tokyo. Japan

Dr. A. Mangiavacchi. Brown & Root Engineering, London. U.K. Dr. K. Masuda. Nihon Univ.. Chiba, Japan

Prof. T. Matsui, Osaka Univ.. Osaka. Japan

Prof R. Miksad, Univ. of Virginia. Charlottsville. VA. USA Dr. N. Mizutani. Nagoya Univ.. Nagoya, Japan

Prof. VJ. Modi. Univ. of British Columbia. Vancouver. Canada Prof. S. Naito, Osaka Univ., Osaka, Japan

Dr. BJ. Natvig. Norwegian Contractors AIS. Stabekk. Norway ir. C. Noordhoek. Delft Univ. of Technology. Delft. The Netherlands Prof S.-W. Oh. Dong-A Univ.. Pusan. Korea

Prof T. Ohta. Nii.t-ata College of Technology. Niigata. Japan Mr. M. Olagnon. IFREMER, Plouzane, France

Dr. A. Olufsen. Statod, Trondheim, Norway

Dr. B.W. Oppenheim. Loyola Marymount Univ.. Los Angeles. CA. USA Prof. J.K. Paik. Pusan National Univ.. Pusan. Korea

Prof V. Papazoglou. Nad. Technical Univ. of Athens. Zografos, Greece Dr. V. Pavlenko. Russian Academy of Sciences, Moscow. Russia Prof S. Prakash, Univ. of Missouri. Rolla. MO. USA

Prof R.S. Puthli. Universitat Karlsruhe. Karlsruhe. Germany Dr. S. Raghunathan, Queen's Univ. of Belfast. Belfast. U.K. Prof M.S. Rahman, North Carolina State Univ.. Raleigh. NC, USA Dr.R. Ramachandran. Hindustan Organic Chemicals Ltd. Bombay. India Mr. J. Rich, Bechtel Corp., San Francisco. CA. USA

Prof RH. Riggs. Univ. of Hawaii at Manoa. Honolulu. HI. USA Prof J. Roesset. Univ. of Te.xas, Austin, TX. USA

Prof R. Romagnoli. Polilecnico di Torino. Torino. Italy Prof. H. Saeki. Hokkaido Univ.. Sapporo, Japan

Dr. AJMA. Sarmento, Lisbon Technical Univ.. Lisbon. Portugal Dr. M. Sayed, National Research Councd, Ottawa, Canada Prof P. Sayer. Uiuv. of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK Prof. G. Scarsi, Univ. of Genoa, Genoa, Italy

Prof. E.M. Schulson, Dartmouth College. Hanover. NH. USA Prof H.H. Shen. Clarkson Univ.. Potsdam. NY, USA Dr. J.G. Shin. Seoul National Univ.. Seoul. Korea

Prof G.V. Simakov. St. Petersburg Technical Univ.. St. Petersburg. Russia Dr G. Singh. Univ. of Leeds. Leeds, UK.

Dr. S. Soemantri. Bandung Inst, of Technology, Bandung, Indonesia Prof VA. Squire, Univ. of Otago, Dunedin. New Zealand

Dr. R.G. Standing. BMT Offshore Mechanics Ltd.. Teddington. U.K. Prof Y. Suga. Keio Univ.. Yokohama. Japan

Dr. B.M. Sumer. JSVA. Technical Uiuv. of Denmark. Lyngby. Deimiark Prof Y. Tomita, Osaka Univ.. Osaka. Japan

Prof M. Triantafyllou. MJ.T.. Cambridge, MA, USA

Prof CC. Tung. North Carolina State Univ.. Raleigh. NC. USA Prof Y. Ueda. Welding Research Inst.. Osaka Univ.. Osaka, Japan

ir.RJ. van Foeken. TNO Building & Construction Res., Delft, The Netherlands Dr. K. Waagaard. Veritec, Hovik, Nomay

Prof J. Wardenier. Delft Univ. of Technology. Delft, The Netherlands Mr. R.M. Webb. Robin Webb Consulting Limited. Essex. U.K.

Dr. T. Yamazaki. National Insl. of Resources and Environmem. Tsukuha. Japan Prof T. Yao. Hiroshima Univ.. Higashi-Hiroshima City. Japan

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Dr. S.-C. Yen, Southern Illinois Univ., Carhondale, IL, USA Prof. R.W. Yeung, Univ. of California, Berkeley. CA, USA Dr S.C.S. Yim. Oregon Slate Univ.. Corvallis. OR, USA Prof. Z.C. Zheng. Tsinghua Univ., Beijing. China

I S O P E - 9 5 Executive Committee

Prof. Jin S. Chung (Chainnan), Colorado School of Mines, Golden, USA Prof. Ram S. Puthli, Karlsruhe University, Karlsruhe, Germany Prof. Yukio Ueda, Osaka University, Osaka. Japan

Conference Co-cliairmen:

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

Charles P. Ellinas, Advanced Mechanics & Engineering Ltd., Croydon, U.K. A. M . Gresnigt (Chairman), Delft Univ. of Technology, Delft, The Netheriands B. J. Natvig, Norwegian Contractors, Stabekk, Norway

Yukio Ueda, Osaka University, Osaka, Japan

Partial List of Reviewers

Abel. A Chung, J S Fredsoe,J Isshiki. H Koterayama, W Aggarwal, R Chwang, A T Fujii, T Itagaki, K Kusaba, T Akyarli, A Cole. I S Fujikubo, M Iwanowski, B T Kyozuka, Y Anderson, C F Contento. G Fujimoto, Y Iwata, M

Arai, M Crookshank. N Labeyrie, J

Arai, S Goda,Y Johannesen, A Laflamme, J

Arcone, S Dalane, J I Gokce, T Johnsen,0 Lafone, J L Aso, K Damy, G Gold. L Judge, A S Lalani, M Aven, T Das, B M Gorji, M Justesen, P Lalli, F

Dauben, D L Grande, L Lamb,W

Baddour, E Davies, G Gresnigt, A M Kaasen, K E Lancaster, E R Baerheim, M de Groot, M B Griffin, O M Kagemoto, H Langen, I Bai,Y de Winkel, G D Grosenbaugh, M A Kaibara, T Lassabliere, J Baldwin, J F Digre, K Grundy, P Kajaste-Rudnitski, J Latorre, R Bekker, A T DijksUra. O D Gudmestad, O T Kalogerakis, N E Le Goff, J P Berg, S Dos Santos, I F Kamman, J W Leboulluec, M Bijker, R Draez, J Hagen. O Kaneko, K Lee,J Blauuw, A Duggal, A Handa, K Karadeniz, H Lee, P M Borresen, R Duncan, J H Haritos, N Karahan, M E Leininger, J Bose, N Dursthoff,W Hatzikiriakos, S G Kama, T Leira, B J Bouchard, C DuHa, D Haver, S Kashiwagi, M Li,R

Buffett. B Hayashi, K Kato, S L i , Y C

Bugdin, 0 Easson, W J Hergarden, H J A M Katory, M Liaw, C Y Bugdin, 0

Eatock Taylor, R Heuer, C Kawanishi, T L i m , F K Calisal, S M Elle, O J Hill, A D Kiho, Y Lin,G Capanoglu, C C Ellinas, C P Hirayama, T Kim, C H Lipmann, D Cariou, A Elson, W K Hjorth-Hansen, E Kim, D S Loset. S Chan.ES Engebretsen, K Hobbs, R E Kim, J I Lou, Y K Chan, W S Englezos, P Hong, S W Kim, M H Louchez, P Chaplin, J R Ergin, A Horrigmoe, G Kimpara, 1 Lovas, S M Charriez, P Evans, D V Hsu, C C Kinoshita, T Lu, XS

Che. X L Huang, T Kirkgoz, S Lu,Y

Chen, H C Falnes, J Kisielewicz, L T Luger. H J Cheng, B R Falzarano, J M Ikebuchi, T Kitamura, M

Maeda, H Cheung, K F Farzaneh, M Ikeda, Y Kitamura, R Maeda, H Chin, Y P Ferrante, A J Ikehata, M Kjelosen. S P Makkonen, L J Choi, H S Fish.A M Ikeno, M Knoedel, P Maruo, H Choo, Y S Francescutto, A Imawaki, S Kobayashi, M Masuda, K Chryssanthopoulos, M K Franitza, S Inoue, Y Kocak, M Matsui, T Chu, K Frederking, R M W Isaacson,M Koo,J Matsumoto, K

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Partial List of Reviewers

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Matsunawa, A Olagnon, M Roesset. J M Suga, Y Wang, K H McComber, P Olufsen, A Russo. E P Sumer, B M Wang,S

McGregor, R Ono,K Sun,ZC Wang, Y X

Meunier. S Oppenheim, B W Sabin. G W Sur,J Webb, R M Miao, G P Otsuka, K Saeki. H Suzuki, H White, P Michimoto, J Oyen, P H Saevik. S Suzuki, T Whinaker, T Miyazaki. T

Oyen, P H

San.KC Wichers, J E W

Mizutani, N Packer, J A Sarmento. A J N A Takaki, M Williams, A N Modi, V J Papazoglou, V J Sayed,M Takashi, Y Willis, D H Moe,G Parsey, M R Scarsi. G Teng, B Witz, J A Mogridge, G R Patel, M H Schaap.D Teng, M H

Moshagen, B H Perkins, N C Schulson. E M Thin, JG Yalciner A C Moshagen, H Pierson, W J Sellmann. P Thompson, J M T Yamaguchi, H Murakawa, H Plant, H T Senianovic. I Timco, G W Yamaguchi, M Murashige, S Pradhan, T B S Serrahn. C S Tomita, Y Yamazaki, T

Prakash,S Setoguchi. T Torum, A Yang, J C Nadler, M Prasad,S Shen. H H Tsai, C T Yao,T Naess, A Prevosto, M Shenoi, R A Tsumsaki, K Yates, G Naito, S Prinsenberg, S J Shimizu, M Tung, C C Yeh, K C Nakamura, M Puri, V K Sibetheros, I Tveit, O J Yen, S C Nakamura, T Puthli, R S Singh, G Yeung, R W

Natvig, B J Skop, R Ueda, Y Yim, S C S

Ness, 0 B Quek, S T Sloan, E D Utt, M E Yokokura, K

Nhan.PT Soemantri, S Yoshitomi, T

Niewels, J Rahman, M S Soerensen, J D van der Baaren, A Yu,XP Noli, A Randall, R E Spadaccini, O van der Vegte, G J Yun. C B Nomura, S Raoof, M Sparks, B D Vandiver, J K

Noordhoek, C Remseth, S Spidsoe, N Visser, R C Zdrakovich. M M Nwogu, O Richter-Menge. J Squire, V A Vogel, H Zhang. D H

Rigaud.V Stalenhoef, J W J Zhang. J Oda,K Riggs. H R Standing, R G Waagaard, K Zheng. Z C Ohmatsu, S Riska. K Strass, P Waloen, 0 A

Okano, Y Rodi.W Subbiah, K Wang,J

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(All papers are peer-reviewed)

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Quarterly (March, June, September, December) (ISSN 1053-5381). Editors: Jin S. Chung, J. Wardenier, H. Maeda.

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International Journal of Ojfsiiore and Polar Engineering

List of Papers Printed in 1991-1994

Vol. I, No. 1 March 1991

Real Time Estimation of Waves and Drift Forces

J. Knoop andR. Eatock Taylor 1

Comparison of Higher-Order Boundary Element and Constant Panel Method for Hydrodynamic Loadings

Y.H. Liu, CH. Kim, andX.S. Lu 8

The Effect of Unsteady Motion on the Drag Forces and Flow-Induced Vibrations of a Long Vertical Tow Cable

MA. Grosenbaugh 18

Modern Method of Ultimate Strength Analysis of Offshore Structures

Yukio Ueda and Slierif M.H. Rashed 27

The Static Strength and Stiffness of Multiplanar Tubular Steel X-Joints

GJ. van der Vegte. C.H.M. de Koning. R.S. Puthli, andJ.

Wardenier 42

The Seasonal Variability of the Physical-Mechanical Characteristics of Sea Ice

V I . Gavrilo. GA. Lebedev. VJ. Fedotov. N.V.

Cherepanov 53

E f f e c t of Interaction of Wave and F o r w a r d Speed on Hydrodynamic Forces on Marine Structures

Makotu Ohkusu 58

Some Recent Research on Random Wave Forces

Michael Isaacson 64

Stress Response of Offshore Structures by Equivalent Polynomial Expansion Techniques

G. Sigurdsson and S.R.K. Nielsen 71

The Condition at Inflnity for Second Order Wave Diffraction

Baoyuan Li and Yulin Lu 77

Vol.1, No. 2 June 1991

On Some Uncertainties in the Modelling of Ocean Waves and Their Effects on T L P Response

Sverre Haver and Birger Nat\-ig 87

Variability of Plunging Wave Pressures on Vertical Cylinders

Eng-Soon Chan, Boon-Cheng Tan, and Hin-Fatt Cheong ... 94

Radiation and Diffraction Forces Acting on an Offshore-Structure Model in a Towing Tank

Masashi Kashiwagi 101

On Measurements of the Water-Particle Velocity under Breaking Waves over Horizontal Step in a Laboratory Tank

Takeo Nakagawa 108

Numerical Simulation of Morison Coefficient Estimation

Michael Isaacson and John Baldwin 115

Biplane Axial Turbine for Wave Power Generator

K. Kaneko. T. Setoguchi. H. Hamakawa. and M.

Inoue 122

Instability Characteristics of the Flow through the Gibraltar Straits

George S. Triantafyllou 129

Denting Analysis of Ring Stiffened Cylindrical Shells

M.S. Hoo Fan and Thomasz Wierzhicki 137

The Analysis of Wave Induced Dynamics of Ocean Platforms by Hybrid Integral- Equation Method

T. Matsui and K. Kato 146

The Shape-Effect of Buffer on the Longitudinal Vibration of a Pipe-String in the Deep Sea

K. Aso, K. Kan, H. Doki andM. Mori 154

Dynamic Behaviour of Submerged Tension-Moored Floating Structure with Pressurized A i r - C h a m b e r and Wave Transformation

K. Iwata and D.-S. Kim 161

Estimation of Low-Frequency Motion Damping and Response of a Deep-Draught Floater in Waves

R.G. Standing 164

Vol. l.No.J September 1991

On the Nutation Damping of Fluid-Structure Interaction Instabilities

VJ. Modi and F. Welt 167

Analysis of Multi-Leg Moorings by Spatial Integration

RS. Chiou andJ.W. Leonard 176

Nonlinear Behaviour of Free Spanning Pipelines Exposed to Steady Currents; Model Tests and Numerical Simulations

F. Tura and L. Vitali 183

Onset of Scour Below a Pipeline Exposed to Waves

B.M. Sumer and J. Fredsoe 189

Bottom Breakout of Objects Resting on Soft Clay Sediments

Braja M. Das 195

Numerical Simulation of Experiments on Multiplanar Tubular Steel X-Joints

G. J. van der Vegte. CHM. de Koning. R. S. Puthli. and

J. Wardenier 200

A Strategy for Assessing Weld MeUl Pop-In

J.D.G. Sumpter .208

Dynamical Problems of Ice-Cover Fracture

A. V. Pushkin. L. I. Slepian. and A. N. Zlalin 212

Dynamic E l a s t i c - P l a s t i c Analysis of Offshore Framed Structures by Plastic Node Method Considering Strain-Hardening Effects

Masahiko Fujikubo, Yong Bai, and Yukio Ueda 220

Localization for Automated Inspection of Curved Surfaces

Leonidas Bardis, Richard A. Jinkerson. and Nicholas M.

Patrikalakis 228

Experimental Investigation of Wave Drift Damping and Slow Drift Motion in Bi-Frequency Domain

MJ. Krafft and CH. Kim 235

Transient Surge Motion of a Moored Ship in Random Waves

Yoon R. Choi and Hang S. Choi 239

Drag, Inertia and Transverse Force Coefficients for Random Planar Oscillatory Flow

R. G. Longoria. J. J. Beaman. and R. W. Miksad 242

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Vol. 1, No. 4 December 1991

Loading on a Horizontal Cylinder in Irregular Waves at Large Scale

J.R. Chaplin 247

Force Coefficient Estimation from Random Wave Data

M. Isaacson, K. Subbiah andJ. Baldwin 255

Stochastic Linearization Method for Prediction of Extreme Response of Offshore Structures

A. Naess, F. Galeazzi and M. Dogliani , 264

Decomposition of Low-Frequency Hydrodynamic Forces Acting on a Floating Vessel Moored in Ocean Waves

Takeshi Kinoshita 270

Hydrodynamic Forces Acting on a Horizontal Circular Cylinder with an Inclined Angle to the Wave Crest in Regular Waves

Koji Otsuka and Yoshiho Ikeda 279

The Influence of Prebuckling Deformations and Stresses on the Buckling of Spherical Shell

Pei-lin Luo, Hong-wu Luo and Fu-sliang Tong 284

Effect of Fluid Force Acting on the Colliding Body upon the Elastic-Plastic Response of an Offshore Structure

Yukio Ueda. Hidekazu Murakawa and Diatvciang Xiang .. 293

Three-Dimensional Analysis of a Marine Riser with Large Displacements

T. Huang and Q.L. Kang 300

Three-Dimensional Hydroelastic Response of a Very Large Floating Structure

Dayun Wang. H. Round Riggs andR. Cengiz Ertekin 307

Elastic Static Analysis of Chain Links in Tension and Bending

VJ. Papazoglou. G.M. Katsaounis and J.D. Papaioannou .317

Improvement of Shear Capacity of Composite Structures

S.S. Gowda and P. Hassinen 324

Vol. 2. No. 1 March 1992

The Static Strength of Uniplanar Tubular Steel X-Joints Reinforced by a Can

GJ.van der Vegte, R.S. Puthli and J. Wardenier 1

A Perturbation Method of Direct Spectral Analysis for the Random Response of Offshore Structures

Zhao-chang Zheng and Bao-rong Cheng 7

Time Scale for Wave/Current Scour Below Pipelines

J. Fredsoe. B.M. Sumer and M.M. Arnskov 13

Model Testing of Tension Leg Platforms - Part I : Simulation of Environmental LoadingI

M.B. Irani. O.G. Nwogu and G.R. Mogridge 18

Trawl Forces on Free-Spanning Pipelines

R.L.P. Verley. B.H. Moshagen, N.C. Moholdt and I.

Nygaard 24

Influence of Amplitude Modulation on the Fluid Forces Acting on a Vibrating Cylinder in Cross-Flow

R. Gopalkrishnan. MA. Grosenbaugh andM.S.

Triaiuafyllou 32

Identification of Low-Order Dynamic Models for Deeply Towed Underwater Vehicle Systems

Franz S. Hover and Dana R. Yoerger 38

On the Breaking of Energetic Waves

Marshall P. Tulin andJiyueJ. Li 46

Second-Order Long Waves Around Huge Man-Made Island

Koichi Masuda and Takashi Nagai 54

Analysis of Nonlinear Response of an Articulated Tower

Oded Gottlieb, Solomon C.S. Yim and Robert T. Hudspeth . 61

Ice Forces on Light Piers in the St. Lawrence Seaway

R. Frederking. M. Sayed and G. Penney 67

Modelling of Snowdrift Around Prismatic Building for Antarctic Environment

D.H. Kim, K.CS. Kwok. DJ. Smedley and H.F. Rohde 73

Vol. 2, No. 2 June 1992

Three-Dimensional Effects on Hydrodynamic Forces Acting on an Oscillating Finite-Length Circular Cylinder

M. Nakamura. K. Hoshino and W. Koterayama 81

Model Testing of Tension Leg Platforms-Part I I : Experimental Hardware and Data Analysis

M.B. Irani. G.R. Mogridge and E.R. Funke 87

Ocean Wave Focusing: Experiments and Nonlinear Computations

Sunao Murashige. Takeshi Kinoshita and Tatsuo Suzuki .... 93

Numerical Analysis of 2-D Nonlinear Cable Equations with Applications to Low-Tension Problems

Christopher T. Howell 110

Shear Behaviour of Interfaces in Cemented Carbonate Soil

J.P. Carter, CF. Boey andD.W. Airey 114

A Computer-Based Simulation of the Ice Fracture Near a Vertical Pile

D.G. Matskevitch and K.N. Shkhinek 123

Contact Force and Damage Evolution in a Moving Uniaxial Ice Bar

Jong Gye Shin and Dale G. Karr 129

Probabilistic Fatigue and Corrosion Fatigue Analysis of Frame to Hull Joints

J.W.Tichler andTJ^. Bosman 135

S C F Equations for T K Square-to-Round Tubular Joints

Ai-Kah Soh and Chee-Kiong Soh 141

Impact Damage of Long Plastic Cylinders

Michelle S. Hoo Fatt and Tomasz Wierzhicki 147

Static Calculation of Pipeline Free Spans

EgilSkomedal 157

Vol. 2. No. 3 September 1992

Drag and Inertia Force Coefficients Derived from Field Tests

Wataru Koterayama and Masahiko Nakamura 161

Surge Drift Motion of a Moored Vessel in Random Waves

Martin J. Krafft and Cheung H. Kim 168

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Second-Order DiffracSion Forces on Froating Three-Dimensional Bodies in Regular Waves

T. Matsui, T. Suzuki and Y. Sakoh 175

Vortex Formation in Ocean Currents

George S. Triantafyllou 186

Time Domain Models from Frequency Domain Descriptions: Application to Marine Dynamics

E.R. Jefferys and KJi.Goheen 191

Motion Simulation of Subsea Vehicles

S. Kalske aitdK. Happonen 198

Ice Forces in Dynamic Ice Structure Interaction

Esa Eranti 204

Effect of Confining Stress on Brittle Indentation Failure of Columnar Ice

Jolian A. Grape and Erland M. Schulson 212

Ice Action onto Multilegged Structures Due to Change of Water Level

D.G. Matskevitch and KM. Shkhinek 222

Ice Accretion on Energized Line Insulators

M. Farzaneh, J. Kierincki and J.-F. Drapeau 228

Ultimate Uplift Capacity of Metal Piles in Sand

Braja M. Das and Eun C. Shin 234

Self-Rectifying Turbines for Wave Energy Conversion

K. Kaneko, T. Setoguchi and S. Raghunathan 238

Vol. 2, No. 4 December 1992

Offshore Production Systems for Ultra-Deep Water in the Gulf of Mexico - Part I : Well Systems

Hin Chiu 241

High Frequency Hydrodynamic Coefficients of a Vertical Cylinder

Michael Isaacson and Thomas Mathai 251

On a Horizontal Cylinder Resting on a Sand Bed Under Waves and Currents

Peter K. Stanshy and Paul Starr 262

On the Fluid Dynamics of Elliptic Cylinders

VJ. Modi, E. Wiland. A.K. Dikshit and T. Yokomizo 267

Reliability Analysis of Tension Leg Platforms by Domain Crossing Approach

Woo-Sun Park, Chung-Bang Yun andChong-Kun Pyun ... 281

Assessment of Dynamic Coupled Bending-Axial Effects for Two-Dimensional Deep-Ocean Pipes by the Discrete Element Method

G.G.W. Mustoe, H P. Huttelmaier and J.S. Chung 289

Effect of Voltage Polarity on Icicles Grown on Line Insulators

M. Farzaneh and J.-L. Laforte 297

Hydraulic Fracture Tests in Heavily Overconsolidated Clay to Determine Conductor Setting Depths

N.D. Wright andM. Tan 303

Effects of Vibration Absorbers on the Longitudinal Vibration of a Pipe String in the Deep Sea - Part I : In Case of Mining Cobalt Crust

K. Aso, K. Kan, H. Doki and K. Iwato 309

Hydraulic Conductivity of Loose Coarse Sand

R M. Smith. B.M. Das. V.K. Puri. S.C. Yen and E.E.

Cook 3 1 8

Vol. 3, No. 1 March 1993

Evolution of Long Nonlinear Gravity Waves on Shelves

YuA. Egorov 1

Diffraction Force on a Spherical Structure and Wave Diffraction

Norimi Mizutani and Koichiro Iwata 7

Viscous Forces Acting on a Semisubmersible Oscillating with Low Frequency in Regular Waves

A:. Otsuka. T. Kiku and Y. Ikeda 17

Heave-Excited Rolling Motion of a Rectangular Vessel in Head Seas

C. Y. Liaw, SJi. Bishop andJ.M.T. Thompson 26

A Stochastic Roll Response Analysis of Ships in Irregular Waves

S H. Kwon, D.W. Kim andR.C. McGregor 32

Wave Forces on a Test Pipe Exposed in an Ocean Trench

Robert A. Grace 35

Ultimate Behavior of Multiplanar Double K - J o i n t s of Circular Hollow Section Members

J.C. Paul, T. Ueno, Y. Makino and Y. Kurobane 43

Dynamics of Ice Cover Interacting with Ocean and Atmosphere

D. E.Kheisin 51

The France-Canada Joint Study of Deformation of an Experimental Pipe Line by Differential Frost Heave

PJ. Williams, D.W. Risehorough and M.W. Smith 56

Snowdrift Around Antarctic Buildings - Effects of Corner Geometry and Wind Incidence

K.CS. Kwok, DJ. Smedley and D.H. Kim 6 1

Model-Test Optimization of an O W C Wave Power Plant

AJMA. Sarmento 6 6

Impulse Turbine with Self-Pitch-Controlled Guide Vanes for Wave Power Conversion

T. Setoguchi. K. Kaneko, H. Maeda. T.W. Kim andM.

Inoue ^3

Vol. 3, No. 2 June 1993

Unsteady Flow About Bluff Cylinders

Ronald W. Yeung, Sergio H. Sphaier and M.

Vaidhyanathan 8'

The Introduction of the Characteristic Groups in Random Wave Fields

L. Rebaudengo Landó, G. Scarsi andA.C. Taramasso 93

The Computation of Mean Drift Forces and Wave Run-up by Higher-Order Boundary Element Method

Y.H. Liu. CH. Kim andM.H. Kim 101

Wave-Current and Fluid-Structure Interaction Effecte on the Stochastic Analysis of Offshore Structures

H. Karadeniz >07

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Effect of Wave Short-Crestedness for Pipelines

RL.P. Verley 115

Tube Collapse Under Combined Pressure, Tension and Bending Loads

Yong Bai, Ragnar Igland and Torgeir Moan 121

Combined Creep and Yield Model of Ice Under Multiaxial Stress

Anatoly M. Fish 130

Stresses and Forces Under Ice Compacting

VA. Nilcitin andSA. Kolesov 139

Fatigue, Internal Stresses and Deformations of Electrical Umbilicals: Analytical Work

A.O. Waloen, J.T. Benjaminsen. N. Brown, S.

Due-Andresen andM. Stafford 143

Fatigue, Internal Stresses and Deformation of Electrical Umbilicals: Experimental Work

J.T. Benjaminsen, N. Brown. S. Due-Andresen, M.

Stafford and A.O. Waloen 150

Static and Dynamic Response of a Pile

V.K. Puri and Braja M. Das 156

Vol. 3, No. 3 September 1993

Investigation of Large Amplitude Nonlinear Dynamics of Hanging Chains

C.T. Howell and M.S. Triantafyllou 162

The Ill-Posed Problem of a Cable in Compression

M.S. Triantafy llou and C.T. Howell 168

Local Bending Stresses in Cables

Max Irvine 172

Structural Dynamics of Suspended Cables Supporting Arrays of Offset Bodies - Part I : Out-of-Plane Response

N.C. Perkins and S.-P. Cheng 176

Structural Dynamics of Suspended Cables Supporting Arrays of Offset Bodies - Part I I : In-Plane Response

S.-P.CIieng and N.C. Perkins 183

Cyclic Bending Characteristics of Sheathed Spiral Strands in Deep Water Applications

Mohammed Raoof and Yu Ping Huang 189

Bending Stiffness in a Simulation of Undersea Cable Deployment

JJ. Burgess 197

An Experimental Investigation of the Mean and Dynamic Tensions in Towed Strumming Cables

Samuel M. Welch and Marshall P. Tulin 205

Simulating the Dynamics of Underwater Vehicles with Low-Tension Tethers

MA. Grosenbaugh, C.T. Howell and S. Mo.xnes 213

On the Utilization of a Block Lanczos Algorithm for the Free Vibration Analysis of Offshore Structures

Osni Aparecido Marques and Lidi Landau 219

Wave-Current Forces on Vertical Piles in Side-by-Side Arrangement

Yu-cheng Li. Feng-long Wang and Hong-rong Wang 225

Uplift Capacity of Rigid Vertical Metal Piles in Clay Under Inclined Pull

Braja M. Das and Eun C. Sinn 231

Positioning of a Floating O T E C Plant by Surface Intake Water

R.C. Ertekin, Z.M. Qian, G.C. Nihous, LA. Vega andC.

Yang 236

Vol. 3, No. 4 December 1993

Review of Hydrodynamic Challenges in T L P Design

BJ. Natvig and P. Teigen 241

Analytical and Experimental Studies of the C y c l i c Magnetohydrodynamic Thruster Design

T.F. Lin. D.L. Aumiller Jr., J.B. Gilbert // and MJ.

Costo 250

A Re-Evaluation of Cobalt-Rich Crust Abundance on the Pacific Seamounts

Tetsuo Yamazaki 258

Second-Order Wave Radiation of Three-Dimensional Bodies by Time-Domain Method

Michael Isaacson, Joseph Y.T. Ng and Kwok Fai

Cheung 264

Time Variant Wave Drift Damping and Its Effect on the Response Statistics of Moored Offshore Structures

John M. Johnsen and Arvid Naess 273

Flow-Induced Moment and Lift for a Circular Cylinder with Cable Attachment

Jin S. Chung and Arthur K. Whitney 280

Reliability Analysis of Flexible Riser Systems

BJ. Leira, /IJV. Olufsen and G. Jiao 288

A Hybrid Axial-Torsional Finite Element for Flexible Risers

Rqfik Boubenider. John L. Tassoulas and Jose M.

Roesset 299

Laboratory Experiments of Oil Spreading in Brash Ice

Mohamed Sayed and Sveinung L0set 306

Ice Loading on a Multifaceted Conical Structure

M£. Irani and G.W. Timco 313

A Model for the Motion and Bending of an Ice Floe in Ocean Waves

Michael Meyland and Vernon A. Squire 322

Experimental Studies of Thermal Stresses in the Ice

VJV. Smirnov and K.K. Sukhorukov 324

Lagrangian Discrete Parcel Simulation of River Ice Dynamics

Hung Tao Shen. Yi-Ching Chen, Akio Wake and Randy D.

Crissman 328

Vol. 4, No. 1 March 1994

An Experimental Investigation of the Characteristics of an Unsteady Wake

M.R. Hajj. R.W. Miksad. R.S. Solis and EJ. Powers 1

The Analysis of Two-Level System of Boundary Integral Equations for Fluid-Structure Interaction

LJ. Slepyan and S.V. Sorokin 6

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InternationalJournal of Ojf shore and Polar Engineering

Added Mass and Damping on an Oscillating Surface-Piercing Circular Column with a Circular Footing

Jin S. Cfiung • 1

Estimation of Wave Drift Damping for a T L P

A JV. Williams and K.B. Davies 18

Extreme Wave Action on Large Horizontal Cylinders Located Above Still Water Level

Eng-Soon Chan 23

Self-Burial of Pipelines at Span Shoulders

B.M. Sumer andJ. Fredsoe 30

Nondestructive Evaluation of Toughness for In-Service Superheater Tubes of Fossil Fuel Boiler

F. Nogaia. K. Seo, M. Kusaka, H. Takahashi. Y. Hirose,

Sae-Wook Oh and K. Matsui 36

Ice Accretion on Conductors Energized by A C or D C : A Laboratory Investigation of Ice Treeing

M. Farzaneh and J.-L Laforte 40

Approaches to Find Iceberg Collision Risks for Fixed Offshore Platforms

Reinert Korsnes and Geir Mae 48

Ice Loads on Conical Piers - A Finite Element Investigation

Ahmed Derradji-Aouat 53

The Effects of Vibration Absorbers on the Longitudinal Vibration of a Pipe String in the Deep Sea - Part 2: A Case of Mining Manganese Nodules

K. Aso, K. Kan. H. Doki and T. Ohkoshi 62

Aerodynamics of Monoplane Wells Turbine - A Review

S. Raghunathan, T. Setoguchi and K. Kaneko 68 Impulse Turbine with Self-Pitch-Controlled Tandem Guide

Vanes for Wave Power Conversion

r . Setoguchi. K. Kaneko. H. Maeda. T.W. Kim and M. Inoue .76

Vol. 4, No. 2 June 1994

Wave Slamming on a Horizontal Circular Cylinder

Michael Isaacson and Sundar Prasad 81

Nonlinear Interaction of Second Order Stokes Waves and Two-Dimensional Submerged Moored Floating Structure

Do-Sam Kim and Koichiro Iwata 89

Hydrodynamic Forces Acting on a Floating Body in a Harbor of Arbitrary Geometry

K. Takagi, S. Naito and K. Hirota 97

Dynamic Instability of a Parametrically Excited Ship Rolling Model

C.Y.Liaw 105

Flashover Performance of Insulators in the Presence of Short Icicles

M. Farzaneh and O.T. Melo '

An Heuristic Freezing Spray Model of Vessel Icing

R.Z. Blackmore and E.P. Lozowski '

Ultimate Strength of Damaged Tubular Members

L. Duan, W.F. Chen and J.T. Loh 127

The Ultimate Capacity of Multiplanar T T - and KK-Joints: Comparison of Data to Predictions of A W S and A P I Design Equations

J.C. Paul, Y. Makino and Y. Kurohane 134

Behavior of Mechanical-Bonding Double-Wall Pipe Under Various Loading Conditions

Masaaki Mizumura, Hiroyuki Mimura. Hisashi Naoi and

Hirokichi Higashiyama '42

Stress Corrosion C r a c k i n g of A I S I 4340 Steel Under Controlled Electrode Potential

Y. Hirose. Z, Yajima, T. Koya and T. Mura 151

Evaluation of Fatigue Crack Growth Rate Using a New Parameter _A

Sae-Wook Oh, Young-Chul Park. Chung-Weon Hue and

Kwang-Young Kim '56

Permafrost Melting and Stability of Offshore Methane Hydrates Subject to Global Warming

Soi'vas G. Hatzikiriakos and Peter Englezos 162

Discussion '67 Errata '67

Vol. 4, No. 3 September 1994

Diffraction of Surface Waves by Axisymmetric Obstacles in Water of Finite Depth

Vitaly V. Yakovlev and Alexander V. Pyatetsky 169

Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Forces Due to Transient and Steady Motion of Submerged Sphere

CC. Lee. Y.H. Liu and CH. Kim '74

Prediction of Wave Effects on the M O L I K P A Q Platform

Michael Isaacson and Ken Gaida '83

Numerical Study on a Two-Dimensional Circular Cylinder with a Rigid and an Elastic Splitter Plate in Uniform Flow

Clianghong Hu and Wataru Koterayama 193

Wave Group Evolution, Wave Deformation, and Breaking: Simulations Using L O N G T A N K , a Numerical Wave Tank

Pei Wang. Yitao Yao and Marshall P. Tulin 200

Effects of Wave Directionality on the In-Line Loading of a Vertical Cylinder

John R. Chaplin, Kesavan Subbiah and Mehemosh B. I ram .206

Random Wave Force on Horizontal Members

Laurence Z.H. Chuang and CC Tung 212

On the Dynamics of Taut Oceanographic Surface Moorings

MA. Grosenbaugh ^19

Caisson Foundations for Jacket Structures

B. Rognlien. K. Eriksen. P. Sparrevik andM. Baerheim .... 223

An Engineering Approach to Characterize the L o c k - I n Phenomenon Generated by a C u r r e n t on a Flexible Column

Laurent Foulhoux and Vincent Saubesire 231

Fractography of Crack Growth in Stress-Corrosion Cracking and Corrosion Fatigue of a Number of Offshore Steels

I.S. Cole and R. Brook ^34

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International Journal of Offshore and Polar Engineering

A Mode! for Faiigue Life Prediction of Offsiiore Welded Stiffened Steel Tubular Joints Using F M Approach

D.S. Ramachandra Murthy, P. Gandhi andA.G. Madhava

Rao 241

Diagnosis of the Subsequent F a i l u r e Mechanisms of Composite Laminates

S.C. Max Yen, T.C. Chu. K.T. Teh, MA. Wright and P.

Stumpff. 248

Vol. 4, No. 4 December 1994

Third-Order Analysis of Nonlinearities Bounded to Narrow Banded Spectra

Marco Petti 257

A Numerical Wave Tank for Nonlinear Irregular Waves by 3¬ D Higher Order Boundary Element Method

S.Y. Boo. CH. Kim and M.H. Kim 265

Experimental Validation of Directional Wave Maker Theory with Side Wall Reflections

E.P.D. Mansard and MJ). Miles 273

A Study on Random Wave Force Coefficients Using Numerical Simulation of Flow Fields

Changhong Hu and Wataru Koterayama 278

Time-Domain Simulation of Nonlinear Response of a Coupled T L P System

CH. Kim. M.H. Kim, Y.H. Liu and C.T. Zhao 284

Control of Incident Waves into a Harbor by L-shaped Structures

Yusaku Kyozuka and Kazunori Kitano 292

Responses of an Articulated Tower in Waves and Currents

M.H. Kim and Z. Ran 298

Reliability Analysis of Production Ships

Xiaozhi Wang. Torgeir Moan and Guoyang Jiao 302

Ultimate Limit States of Pipes Under Tension and Bending

Yong Bai. Ragnar T. Igland and Torgeir Moan 312

Three-Dimensional Coupled Responses of a Vertical Deep-Ocean Pipe: Part I . Excitation at Pipe Ends and External Torsion

Jin S. Chung. Bao-rong Cheng and H.-P. Huttelmaier 320

Three-Dimensional Coupled Responses of a Vertical Deep-Ocean Pipe: Part I I . Excitation at Pipe Top and External Torsion

Jin S. Chung. Bao-rong Cheng and H.-P. Huttelmaier 331

The Effect of Wire Indentation on Cable Rotation

R.H. Knapp. WJf. Chan and Yoshikazu Murata 340

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The Proceedings of

the Fifth (1995) International

OFFSHORE AND POLAR ENGINEERING

CONFERENCE

The Hague, The Netherlands, June 11-16, 1995

V O L U M E I

Offshore Mechanics and Technology

T L P & Ringing

Floating Structures and Production

Offshore Systems and Smictures

Offshore Resources

Gas Hydrates

Deep-Ocean Mining

Ocean Energy

Environment Techniques

Properties of Soil

Earth Anchors

Soil Mechanics and Frozen Soil

Foundation

V O L U M E I I I

Numerical Waves

Wave Measurements

Wave Breaking and Statistics

Wave-Body Interactions

Hydrodynamic Forces

Dynamic Responses

Higher-Order Effects

Vortex and Vibrations

Coastal Hydrodynamics

Laboratory and Ocean Measurements

V O L U M E I I

Offshore and Arctic Pipelines

Marine Risers

Mechanics of Cables and Mooring

Ice Mechanics

Ice Cover Behavior

Ice-Stmcture Interactions

Ice Breakers and Transportation

Atmospheric Icing

Russian Arctic

Polar Engineering

V O L U M E I V

Tubular Structures

Metals, Welding and Corrosion

Composite Materials

Mechanics and Computational Mechanics

Reliability and Safety

Marine and Ship Technology

Double-Hull Tankers

L N G Carriers

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C O N T E N T S

Foreword Acknowledgement ISOPE-95 Committees Partial List of Reviewers

Announcements and Publication Order Information List of Papers Printed in the Journal IJOPE during 1991-1994 List of Topics in Each Volume

P L E N A R Y P R E S E N T A T I O N

Recent Progress in Numerical Wave Tank Research: A Review

CH. Kim

N U M E R I C A L W A V E S

On the Generation and Propagation of Waves in 2D Numerical Wave Tanks

Giorgio Conlemo and Sehasliano Casole

10

Weakly Nonlinear Diffraction Due to Vertical Cylinders in a 3-D Numerical Wave Tank

S.Y. Boo and CH. Kim

Development of Multi-Face Directional Random Wave Maker

T. Hiraishi. T. Kanazawa and H. Fiijisakii 2$

Nonlinear Viscous Wavefields Generated by a Piston-Type Wavemaker

Ching-Jer Huang. En-Cheng Zhang and Jaw-Fang Lee 34

A Unique Solvable Higher Order B E M for Wave Diffraction and Radiation

B.TengandY.C.Li

42 Directional Random Wave Kinematics: Third Order of Approximation

L. Rebaudengo Landó and G. Scarsi

49

The Characteristics of the Mean Velocity in the Turbulent Wave Boundary Layer Induced bv Nonlinear Waves

Shamsul Alam Chowdhury. Micho Sato and Masaaki Chaen 57

Numerical Study on the Energy Loss and Ihe Wave Attenuation Over the Rippled Bed

Yasunori Watanahe. Hiroshi Saeki and Ken-ichiro Hamanaka ^

Various Boussinesq Solitary Wave Solutions

George T. Yates

70

Representation of Pierson-Moskowitz Type Spectrum in Time Domain

Shigeru Naito and Munehiko Minoura

"' 77

Numerical Simulation and Spectral Analysis of Irregular Sea Waves

Celso K. Morooka andlrineu H. Yokoo

'*" * • o2 W A V E M E A S U R E M E N T S

Wave Climate Assessment by Satellite Remote Sensing

Stephen F. Barstow and Harold E. Krogstad ^

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Combined Use of Satellite Data, Metocean and Prediction Models for a Site Study

Patrick Cliarriez, Hafed Hajji and Viticent Thouvenin

Wave Measurements for the Design of the Hamldabad Natural Gas Pipeline System

Adnan Akyarli

The Use of Bottom-Mounted Vertical Surface-Piercing Cylinders to Determine Wave Field Characteristics

N. Haritos

GPS and G i S Integration in Cable Laying Applications

B. Nakos, V. Balis and C. Liapakis

W A V E B R E A K I N G AND STATISTICS

Breaking Wave and Void Fraction Statistics Durmg Swade

Ming-Yang Su

A Third-Order Random Wave Model

Arne Nestegdrd and Trond Stokka

An EnvironmenUl Friendly Coastal Structure: Piled Breakwater

M. Sedat Kapdasli and Yaicin Yuksel

Comparative Study of Wave Height Distributions

John Z. Yim. S.-L. Shih and M.-Y. Lai

WAVE-BODY INTERACTIONS

Performance of Submerged Wave Focusing Structures In a Current

J.W. Lee and K.F. Cheung ^ ^4

An Approximated Solution for Scattering of Oblique Waves by an Array of Piles of an Arbitrary Cross Section

Shohachi Kakuno. Keiichi Yamano and Katsuhiko Kurata

Characteristics of Short-Crested Waves and Currents Behind Offshore Man-Made Island Type Power Plant

Masaaki ikeno, Ryoichi Kajima. Masafumi Matsuyama and Tsulomu Sakakiyama 168

A Study of Waterwave Motion Over the Elastic Structure

Su-Liek Shih andHui-Min Fang

Study of Interaction Among Artificial Island Skew Waves and Viscous Currents

Decheng Wan. Yingzhong Liu and Cuoping Miao

HYDRODYNAMIC F O R C E S

Wave Forces on Horizontal Cylinders at Low Keulegan-Carpenter and Reynolds Numbers

Wataru Koterayama and Changhong Hu

Circular Cylinders Freely Oscillating in Both Waves and Slow Current ^ ^

Takeshi Kinoshita and Weiguang Bao

Vertical Hydrodynamic Forces on Truncated Hollow Cylinders

David C. Weggel and Jose M. Roesset

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Extreme Wave Kinematics and Impact Loads on a Fixed Truncated Circular Cylinder

J.ZouandCJi.Kim 216

On the 3-D Pulsating Source of Michell's Type with Forward Speed

G.P. Miao, Y.Z. Uu, Q.Z. Yang and Z.Y. Uu 226

Propagation of Numerical Errors in Hydrodynamic Coefficients to the Response of Floating Structures

Shin-ichi Aoki 234

On Computing Nearly Singular Kernel Integral on Curved Surface Panels

Shukai Wu 240

On the Vertical Distribution of Wave Impact Pressures

G.U. Muller and TJ.T. Whittaker 244

Simulation of Nonlinear Waves and Forces Due to Transient and Steady Motion of Submerged Sphere

CC. Lee, Y.H. Liu and CH. Kim 249

Wave Forces on a Submerged Sphere by Bichromatic Waves

Norimi Mizutani and Koichiro fwata 258

Wave Interaction with Two Vertical Cylinders

Xian-Chu Zitou, Dong-Jiao Wang and Allen T. Chwang 266

Three-Dimensional Effects on Wave Forces on Horizontal Members of a Semisubmersible

Koji Otsuka, Yoshiho Ikeda and Koki Ikeda 273

Time Domain Computation of Nonlinear Diffraction Loads Upon Three Dimensional Floating Bodies

Pierre Ferrant 280

The In-Line Wave Forces on Small Square Cylinder

Yu-cheng Li and Ming He 289

First Order Wave Loads in Beam Waves

JJdJ. Journée and A.P. van 't Veer 287

CompuUlion of Hydrodynamic Loads on a Bottom-Mounted Surface Piercing Cylinder

P.C A. de Haas, PJ.F. Berkvens, J. Broeze, E.F.G. van Daalen and PJ. Zandbergen 304

Hydrodynamic Force Computations on Yawed and Surface-Piercing Bodies

B. Ponizy, M. Ba and M. Gutlbaud 30g

Nonlinear Diffraction Effects Around a Surface-Piercing Structure

F. Lalli, A. Di Mascio and M. Landrini 314

Loading on a Vertical Cylinder Near Mean Water Level in Long- and Short-Crested Waves

Kesavan Subbiah, John R. Chaplin and Mehernosh B. Irani 324

Wave Loads on Inclined Cylinders Due to Random Waves

G. Anand Kumar, V. Sundar, K.U. Graw and H. Kaldenhoff 332

Hydrodynamic Forces Induced by a Solitary Wave on a Submerged Circular Cylinder

A. Clement and S. Mas 339

Forces and Circulation of Horizontal Cylinders Submerged in Regular Waves

Shinichi Arai ; 34g

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