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Using Inerter for Offshore Floating Platform Vibration Control
Offshore floating platforms (OFPs) are widely used in offshore industries for oil exploration and exploitation. Harsh environmental loads such as wind and sea waves may induce excessive vibrations to OFPs and endanger their safety. Inerter, which can produce a considerable apparent mass that is much larger than its physical mass through an amplifying mechanism by translating the linear motion into high-speed rotational motion, has been adopted for structural vibration control recently. The authors proposed using inerter for OFP vibration control. This paper will summarize the corresponding research works carried out by the authors in this area. In particular, analytical and experimental studies will be reported in detail.
Using Inerter for Offshore Floating Platform Vibration Control
Offshore floating platforms (OFPs) are widely used in offshore industries for oil exploration and exploitation. Harsh environmental loads such as wind and sea waves may induce excessive vibrations to OFPs and endanger their safety. Inerter, which can produce a considerable apparent mass that is much larger than its physical mass through an amplifying mechanism by translating the linear motion into high-speed rotational motion, has been adopted for structural vibration control recently. The authors proposed using inerter for OFP vibration control. This paper will summarize the corresponding research works carried out by the authors in this area. In particular, analytical and experimental studies will be reported in detail.
Using Inerter for Offshore Floating Platform Vibration Control
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Ikoma, Tomoki (editor) / Tabeta, Shigeru (editor) / Lim, Soon Heng (editor) / Wang, Chien Ming (editor) / Bi, Kaiming (author) / Ma, Ruisheng (author) / Hao, Hong (author)
World Conference on Floating Solutions ; 2023 ; Tokyo, Japan
Proceedings of the Third World Conference on Floating Solutions ; Chapter: 25 ; 409-429
2024-06-30
21 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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