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| 1 | Effect of pontoons on free surface elevation around a TLP platform显示文摘Tension leg platform(TLP)is a typical compliant offshore structure for oil/gas resources exploitation.In the design process,the prediction of the free surface elevation is of great importance for the determination of the air gap.So far,the existing researches for predicting the air gap of the TLPs focus on the supporting columns while pay little attention to the horizontal pontoons.For the second order diffraction problem or long incident wave condition,the velocity potential decays slowly with water depth and the effect of pontoons should not be neglected.Herein the effect of pontoons on the diffracted wave field in the vicinity of a TLP platform is investigated in this study.The diffraction of regular waves by a square array of truncated cylinders and a whole TLP structure is studied in detail by using both the linear and the second-order diffraction theory.Numerical calculation is performed for the free surface elevation and wave run up.Numerical results show that the near-trapping phenomenon can occur inside the TLP and leads to significantly increased wave height.To study the effect of pontoons on the free surface elevation comparisons are carried out between the results of these two structures with and without pontoons.It is found that pontoons have an appreciable effect on the diffracted wave field for long incident regular waves and increase the largest response notably when the near-trapping phenomenon occurs at the second-order. | CONG PeiWen GOU Ying TENG Bin | 2014 | Science China(Technological Sciences)2014,57,1: | 1 |
| 2 | Recent progress on the mechanics of sharply bent DNA显示文摘Despite extensive studies on the mechanics of DNA under external constrains, such as tension, torsion, and bending, several important aspects have remained poorly understood. One biologically important example is the mechanics of DNA under sharp bending conditions, which has been debated for a decade without thorough comprehension. The debate is about the interesting phenomenon raised from a series of different experiments: sharply bent DNA has a surprisingly high apparent bending flexibility that deviates from the canonical bending elasticity of DNA. This finding has motivated various theoretical models, which mainly incorporate the excitation of mechanical defects inside severely bent DNA molecules. Here, we review the recent progress on the understanding of the mechanics of sharply bent DNA and provide our view on this important question by interrogating the theoretical foundation of these experimental measurements. | PeiWen Cong Jie Yan | 2016 | Science China(Physics,Mechanics & Astronomy)2016,59,8: | 1 |
| 3 | Nonlinear Time-Domain Theory for the Simulation of Moored Floating Body Motion显示文摘Nonlinear wave loads can induce low-frequency and high-frequency resonance motions of a moored platform in deep water. For the analysis of the nonlinear response of an offshore platform under the action of irregular waves, the most widely used method in practice is the Cummins method, in which the second-order exciting forces in the time domain are computed by a two-term Volterra series model based on incident waves, first-order body motion response, and quadratic transfer functions(QTFs). QTFs are bichromatic waves acting on a body and are computed in the frequency domain in advance. For moving bodies, QTFs are related to the first-order body response, which is to be determined in the simulation process of body motion response but is unknown in the computation procedure of QTFs. In solving this problem, Teng and Cong(2017) proposed a method to divide the QTFs into different components,which are unrelated to the body response. With the application of the new QTF components, a modified Cummins method can be developed for the simulation of the nonlinear response of a moored floating platform. This paper presents a review of the theory. | Bin Teng Peiwen Cong Ying Gou | 2018 | Journal of Marine Science and Application2018,17,3: | 0 |
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