Journal of the Kansai Society of Naval Architects, Japan
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A Study on Hydro-elastic Behavior and Strength of Long Submerged Floating Structures with Tension Legs in Waves (1st Report) : Characteristics of Hydro-Elastic Behavior
Hiroo OKADAKoji MASAOKATakashi TSUBOGOShinji KATSURAJunichi MARUTANI
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2003 Volume 2003 Issue 240 Pages 165-170

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In this paper, the hydro-elastic response of a submerged floating structure with tension legs in waves is investigated as a part of basic studies on marine tunnel structures. The analytical method is applied to the submerged floating structure. Then, the hydro-elastic characteristics of a floating structure model with a submerged plate and tension legs in regular long waves are investigated numerically. Next, in order to demonstrate the validity of theoretical results an experimental study is carried out for a basic model in regular waves. It was found that experimental results for the frequency response amplitude are in good correspondence to theoretical results in the low frequency range. Finally, characteristics of hydro-elastic responses of a 1,000m-class submerged floating structure under trial design are also investigated applying the above method.
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