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The complexity of the dynamic response of offshore marine structures requires advanced simulations tools for the accurate assessment of the seakeeping behaviour of these devices. This presentation introduces a new time-domain model for solving the dynamics of moored floating marine devices, specifically offshore wind turbines, subjected to non-linear environmental loads.
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Different application examples are presented,including a GVA, and the OC3 and OC4 platforms.
  
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This presentation was given on Tuesday, June 16th at the VII International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine Engineering (Marine 2015).
  
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This presentation shows the recent work of the CIMNE in the maritime transport field. It was given at the Conference on Computation and Big Data in Transport (CM3-2017) held in November 22 – 23, 2017.
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ABSTRACT

The complexity of the dynamic response of offshore marine structures requires advanced simulations tools for the accurate assessment of the seakeeping behaviour of these devices. This presentation introduces a new time-domain model for solving the dynamics of moored floating marine devices, specifically offshore wind turbines, subjected to non-linear environmental loads. Different application examples are presented,including a GVA, and the OC3 and OC4 platforms.

PRESENTATION

This presentation was given on Tuesday, June 16th at the VII International Conference on Computational Methods in Marine Engineering (Marine 2015).

Draft García-Espinosa 745184031 8253 marine 2015 mooring.png

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