12. Disastrous Damage of a Bulk Carrier due to Slamming
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概要
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A bulk carrier in the fully laden condition suffered disastrous structural damage in rough seas of significant wave height 8 m, and lost the fore body; she finally sank forty days later. The process of the disaster is analyzed from the viewpoint of hydro-elasticity on the basis of the captain's report. It was concluded that the disaster was cuased by buckling of the upper deck due to whipping after slamming impact in an unhappy superposition of a regular swell and an irregular swell.
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著者
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Iwai Yoshiro
Ministry Of Transport
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YAMAMOTO Yoshiyuki
Yokohama National University
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OHTSUBO Hideomi
The University of Tokyo
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FUKASAWA Toichi
The University of Tokyo
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AOKI Genya
Ship Research Institute
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WATANABE Iwao
Ship Research Institute
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IKEDA Hitoshi
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
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KUMANO Atsushi
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
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KUROIWA Takao
The University of Tokyo
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Watanabe Iwao
Ship Dynamics Division Ship Research Institute Ministry Of Transport
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