Sentence examples for vertical mooring from inspiring English sources
The device is a tension leg structure with four vertical mooring lines.
A pendulum model could be used to describe the motion of the submerged floating tunnel with a single vertical mooring.
A number of future applied research topics are identified as being a key to advancing the industry, including issues like mooring design, vertical drag coefficients, wave current interaction, stratification and influence on fauna.
The test data indicate that an optimal anchor design would employ a load attachment point that is eccentric from the plate by at least 0.6 times the plate height, and that the anchor provides higher capacity when the seabed load inclination is horizontal (catenary mooring) than when it is vertical (vertical taut mooring).
The device was moored to the tank floor via four vertical taut lines and the effect of the mooring line pre tension on the device response was studied.
Some presenters have played to an opera's dramatic content: Vertical Player Repertory staged Puccini's "Tabarro" on a boat moored at Red Hook and Gotham Chamber Opera mounted Cavalli's decadent "Eliogabalo" in a nightclub.
When the Vertical Player Repertory presented Puccini's "Tabarro" last year on an oil tanker moored at the Red Hook Marine Terminal in Brooklyn, it made sense; the opera is set on a barge in the Seine.
The holding capacity of a suction caisson is dependent on the angle of the mooring line and is often described in terms of a vertical-horizontal (VH) load interaction diagram, or failure envelope.
Suction caisson anchors can be subjected to a variety of load orientations including nearly vertical uplift forces imposed by the vertical tendons of tension leg platforms, horizontal loads imposed by catenary mooring systems, and inclined loads imposed by taut moorings.
The vertical bottom-standing barriers having (i) free edge at upper end and clamped at lower end and (ii) moored edge at upper end and clamped at lower end are analyzed to study the effect of wave energy dissipation.
Vertical fiscal imbalance.
