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Record #105118:

Probabilistic concept of safe speeds for Arctic shipping / A.L. Tunik, D.E. Kheisin, V.A. Kurdyumov.

Title: Probabilistic concept of safe speeds for Arctic shipping / A.L. Tunik, D.E. Kheisin, V.A. Kurdyumov.
Author(s): Tunik, A. L.
Kheisin, D. E.
Kurdyumov, V. A.
Kheysin, D. Ye.
Date: 1990.
Publisher: Southampton: Computational Mechanics Publications
In: Ice technology for polar operations : proceedings of the Second International Conference on Ice Technology, held at Downing College, Cambridge University, UK, during 18-20 September 1990. (1990.),
Abstract: Concept based on deterministic analysis is discussed in attempt to deal with problem of ascertaining speed that will reduce ice-induced damage to hull. Three elements are key factors: structural damage criteria, ice conditions in region and season in question, and location of ship/ice contact zone on hull. Necessary to treat only latter two factors statistically.
Notes:

In: Ice technology for polar operations : proceedings of the Second International Conference on Ice Technology, held at Downing College, Cambridge University, UK, during 18-20 September 1990 / Thiruvalam K.S. Murthy, Julian G. Paren, William M. Sackinger, Peter Wadhams, eds.

Keywords: 656.61.052 -- Seamanship.
551.326 -- Floating ice.
E12 -- Glaciology: frozen ground / snow and ice engineering.
(*60) -- Arctic Ocean and adjacent waters.
SPRI record no.: 105118

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