Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry

Spar platforms with cylindrical shape and constant cross-section area may experience resonant heave motions in sea states with long peak periods, which are probably excessive for riser integrity due to its low damping and relatively low natural heave period. Changes to hull shape and cross-section t...

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Main Authors: Tao L, Lim KY, Thiagarajan K
Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
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Published: ASME International 2004
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Online Access:https://eprint.ncl.ac.uk/fulltext.aspx?url=30687/A38B84B4-E847-4DB1-A3F8-C901669578B5.pdf&pub_id=30687
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spelling ftunivnewcastle:oai:eprint.ncl.ac.uk:30687 2023-05-15T14:20:28+02:00 Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry Tao L Lim KY Thiagarajan K February 2004 application/pdf https://eprint.ncl.ac.uk/fulltext.aspx?url=30687/A38B84B4-E847-4DB1-A3F8-C901669578B5.pdf&pub_id=30687 unknown ASME International Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, ASME, February 2004 Article 2004 ftunivnewcastle 2020-06-11T22:36:59Z Spar platforms with cylindrical shape and constant cross-section area may experience resonant heave motions in sea states with long peak periods, which are probably excessive for riser integrity due to its low damping and relatively low natural heave period. Changes to hull shape and cross-section that produce more benign heave behavior were discussed by some researchers in the past. In this study, the viscous damping of spar structures is explicitly calculated, and incorporated to the potential solution. It is concluded that the heave resonant response can be considerably reduced by alternative hull shapes via increased damping mechanism and the natural heave period being kept outside the range of the wave energy. Article in Journal/Newspaper Arctic Newcastle University Library ePrints Service Long Peak ENVELOPE(-83.900,-83.900,-78.733,-78.733)
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description Spar platforms with cylindrical shape and constant cross-section area may experience resonant heave motions in sea states with long peak periods, which are probably excessive for riser integrity due to its low damping and relatively low natural heave period. Changes to hull shape and cross-section that produce more benign heave behavior were discussed by some researchers in the past. In this study, the viscous damping of spar structures is explicitly calculated, and incorporated to the potential solution. It is concluded that the heave resonant response can be considerably reduced by alternative hull shapes via increased damping mechanism and the natural heave period being kept outside the range of the wave energy.
format Article in Journal/Newspaper
author Tao L
Lim KY
Thiagarajan K
spellingShingle Tao L
Lim KY
Thiagarajan K
Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
author_facet Tao L
Lim KY
Thiagarajan K
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title Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
title_short Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
title_full Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
title_fullStr Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
title_full_unstemmed Heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
title_sort heave response of a classic spar with variable geometry
publisher ASME International
publishDate 2004
url https://eprint.ncl.ac.uk/fulltext.aspx?url=30687/A38B84B4-E847-4DB1-A3F8-C901669578B5.pdf&pub_id=30687
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op_source Journal of Offshore Mechanics and Arctic Engineering, ASME, February 2004
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