Investigations into the stability of an intact and damaged jack-up during a wet tow. Part 1: the model test programme

R.G. Standing, G.E. Jackson, J.A. Van Santen, P.J. Mills, N. Barltrop

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This paper describes a model test investigation into the stability of a large jack-up during a wet tow in severe North Sea wind and waves. It describes the purpose of the tests, and the test programme itself, but does not include results or conclusions, which will be presented in a follow-up paper. The aim of the tests was to establish the limiting value of KG at which capsize occurred, to compare the area ratio, stability range and intercept angle in this condition with values predicted by a conventional stability analysis, and thus assess whether the stability criteria provide a satisfactory measure of the unit's ability to resist capsize. Tests were performed on the model in the intact condition, after major waterline damage in corner and side compartments, and after internal flooding.
LanguageEnglish
Pages417-430
Number of pages13
JournalMarine Structures
Volume14
Issue number4-5
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 10 Jul 2001

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  • fluid mechanics
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  • health and safety

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Standing, R.G. ; Jackson, G.E. ; Van Santen, J.A. ; Mills, P.J. ; Barltrop, N. / Investigations into the stability of an intact and damaged jack-up during a wet tow. Part 1: the model test programme. In: Marine Structures. 2001 ; Vol. 14, No. 4-5. pp. 417-430.
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Investigations into the stability of an intact and damaged jack-up during a wet tow. Part 1: the model test programme. / Standing, R.G.; Jackson, G.E.; Van Santen, J.A.; Mills, P.J.; Barltrop, N.

In: Marine Structures, Vol. 14, No. 4-5, 10.07.2001, p. 417-430.

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