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contributor.authorBisht, R S-
contributor.authorJain, A K-
date.accessioned2005-04-04T13:18:04Z-
date.available2005-04-04T13:18:04Z-
date.issued1995-
identifier.citationOcean Engng ( 22 ) 3, 251-270en
identifier.urihttp://eprint.iitd.ac.in/dspace/handle/2074/124-
description.abstractAn iterative frequency domain method of analysis is presented for determining the response behaviour of Guyed Offshore Towers to low-frequency, second-order wave drift forces generated in a random sea environment. For the response analysis, the tower is idealized as a shear beam with a rotational spring at the bottom support. The guylines are replaced by a non-linear spring. The second-order drift force is considered to be proportional to the square of the wave elevation and is simulated using a drift force coefficient and the time history of a slowly varying wave envelope in random sea. The responses due to drift forces are obtained in frequency domain by incorporating the non-linearities produced due to non-linear guy lines. An example problem is solved under different random sea states to compare the response behaviour of the tower obtained by the second-order wave force, the first-order wave force and a combination of the two.en
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subjectdomain method of analysisen
subjectGuyed Offshore Towersen
subjectto low-frequency,en
subjectrandom sea environmenten
subjectnon-linear springen
titleSecond-Order Drift Force Responce of Offshore Guyed Towersen
typeArticleen
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