Numerical Modelling Of Wave-current LoadingOn Offshore Jacket Structures
A.C. Mendes, Jan Adam Kołodziej, H.J.D. Correia
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A.C. Mendes, Jan Adam Kołodziej, H.J.D. Correia
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In this paper we obtain theoretical predictions of the environmental loading induced upon an offshore structure. The numerical predictions of base-shear and overturning moment that are herein presented concern a four-legged jacket structure scaled-down from a realistic offshore platform. The methodology that has been used in the determination of the hydrodynamic loading is based on the generalized Morison formula, which incorporates the contributions arising from the waves and a uniform current. The water-particle kinematics has been assessed by means of linear wave theory. The selected inertia and drag coefficients are the ones commonly utilized in the design practice of jacket platforms.
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In this paper we obtain theoretical predictions of the environmental loading induced upon an offshore structure. The numerical predictions of base-shear and overturning moment that are herein presented concern a four-legged jacket structure scaled-down from a realistic offshore platform. The methodology that has been used in the determination of the hydrodynamic loading is based on the generalized Morison formula, which incorporates the contributions arising from the waves and a uniform current. The water-particle kinematics has been assessed by means of linear wave theory. The selected inertia and drag coefficients are the ones commonly utilized in the design practice of jacket platforms.
Key concepts: Morison equation, Submarine pipeline, Drag, Wave loading, Current (fluid), Airy wave theory, Marine engineering, Offshore geotechnical engineering