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LEE WAY OF LARGE TANKER AT LANDING STAGE

Akira Iwai, Kuniharu Okuda

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Initially presented are the equations of motion for calculating the drifting response of a large ship under the effect of wind and water currents when entering and leaving a berth. Consideration is given to full-load, half-load, and lightship conditions for different wind direction angles, rudder angles, and ship speeds. Shallow water effects are also discussed. Appropriate families of curves are graphed.

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Initially presented are the equations of motion for calculating the drifting response of a large ship under the effect of wind and water currents when entering and leaving a berth. Consideration is given to full-load, half-load, and lightship conditions for different wind direction angles, rudder angles, and ship speeds. Shallow water effects are also discussed. Appropriate families of curves are graphed.

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Initially presented are the equations of motion for calculating the drifting response of a large ship under the effect of wind and water currents when entering and leaving a berth. Consideration is given to full-load, half-load, and lightship conditions for different wind direction angles, rudder angles, and ship speeds. Shallow water effects are also discussed. Appropriate families of curves are graphed.

Key concepts: Rudder, Marine engineering, Stage (stratigraphy), Response amplitude operator, Waves and shallow water, Geology, Engineering, Environmental science

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