Offshore Structural Design - Structural Engineers
• Cs Slam coefficient (3.5 for tubulars, 5.0 for flat plates) • ρWater density (kg/m3) • In designing the members for wave slam, consideration shall be given to dynamic • amplifications due to wave impact. In this case a minimum dynamic amplification of • 2.0 shall be used in calculating the bending moments at the member ends and ...
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