1977
DOI: 10.3189/s0022143000029348
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Ice-Structure Interaction with Artificially Generated Force Records

Abstract: The paper describes the dynamic ice-structure interaction study of monopod platforms (fixed type) which are of considerable interest to the off-shore oil industry in cold regions. In view of the scantiness of continuous ice-force records, artificial-force records are generated from available small-scale field ice-force records using stochastic concepts. The method, based on the similarity between the fluctuating parts of randomly varying ice-force records and the seismic records uses a non-stationary random pr… Show more

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“…With regard to previous work, a number of articles deal with the crushing process in ice on both rigid and flexible structures. Some of the earlier studies were concerned with the development of an analogue model of the crushing process (Matlock and others, 1971; Swamidas and others, 1977). Määttänen (1978) dealt with flexible structures, in particular lighthouses, and presented analysis methods for this kind of structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regard to previous work, a number of articles deal with the crushing process in ice on both rigid and flexible structures. Some of the earlier studies were concerned with the development of an analogue model of the crushing process (Matlock and others, 1971; Swamidas and others, 1977). Määttänen (1978) dealt with flexible structures, in particular lighthouses, and presented analysis methods for this kind of structure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%