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General remarks on the analysis of the mooring system There are two types of motion of spread moored semisubs:
As the second order motions often occur at the mooring system’s natural frequency (resonance), large translations can occur. Therefore the damping is important. In the static analysis these dynamic effects are not taken into account, they are however in the quasi-static and to a larger extent in the dynamic analysis. This website shows the principles of analyzing a mooring system. Several of these principles have been incorporated in commercially available mooring design software, for an overview of available mooring design software see: www.offshoreengineering.org (click button ‘mooring online’)
For the whole scheme click here.
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