The Hydrodynamic Response and Frequency Domain Analysis of Deep Sea Truss Spar Platform

Song Sang; Xiao Shi; Chang Dong Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.734-737.1308

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The Hydrodynamic Response and Frequency Domain Analysis of Deep Sea Truss Spar Platform

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With the development of marine oil going to the deeper water area, SPAR platform with its many advantages has gradually become the mainstream of the offshore oil and gas production facilities. In this paper, the Spar platform three-dimensional hydrodynamic model establish is established firstly, then the floating body hydrodynamic is calculated by using the three-dimensional flow theory to get Spar platforms transfer function and hydrodynamic parameters of its motion response. At last, the frequency domain for floating body and mooring system coupling calculation model is analyzed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 734-737)

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Song Sang*, Xiao Shi, Chang Dong Li

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Frequency Domain Analysis, Mooring System, Potential Flow Theory, Spar Platform

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