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Svein Ivar Sagatun Finn Gunnar Nielsen Erling Handal Nils Veland 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1999,4(2):68-75
A method for measuring mooring line tension is proposed based on observation of the natural frequencies of the mooring line
segment between the winch and the fairlead. The anchor line tension is observed through the string equation where an analytical
expression for the line's eigen-frequencies is obtained. The tension is observed on line by utilizing a nonparametric system
identification approach in which the peaks of a maximum entropy spectrum of the transverse acceleration measures of the vibrating
string are automatically identified. The method is verified against full-scale data from the Troll B floating concrete oil
production platform operating in the North Sea.
Received for publication on Feb. 24, 1999; accepted on July 26, 1999 相似文献
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Svein Ivar Sagatun Kjell Herfjord Finn Gunnar Nielsen Erling Huse 《Journal of Marine Science and Technology》1999,4(2):58-67
One of the main challenges in estimating impact energy in collisions between marine risers is the assessment of the riser
mass involved in the collision. Evidently the entire riser mass does not contribute to the collision. Hence, the question
is: What is the equivalent riser mass which contributes to the impact energy? This article presents three different ways of
estimating the riser mass participating in the collision energy. The first method is strictly experimental. The second method
uses a numerical experiment together with system identification techniques. The third method is a strictly analytical method,
which results in an asymptotically upper bounded estimate of the participating mass. Two risers are examined as case studies.
The first riser is a 1 : 100 model scale riser used in collision experiments carried out at Marintek's towing tank in Trondheim,
Norway. The second case uses a real world riser in use on the Troll B oil production platform operating in the North Sea.
The proposed methods yield consistent and comparable results.
Received for publication on Feb. 1, 1999; accepted on July 8, 1999 相似文献
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Traditionally, liner markets have been seen as dominated by conferences on the seller side, facing small, unorganized shippers onn the buyers' side. This perceived asymmetry has greatly influenced conference legislation in North America (and more recently in the E.U.) and it has been deemed essential that government should regulate conference activities in order to curb any abuse of 'conference power'. In this view, shipowners and shippers are adversaries engaged in a zero-sum battle over transport costs rather than potential or actual partners in global distribution systems. This paper suggests that in today's global markets much can be achieved by cooperationn in the development of logistics systems and that shipowners and shippers may have much to gain from such cooperative alliances. A survey of shippers' councils in 1991-1992 demonstrates the diversity and increasing sophistication of many national shippers' councils, which devote themselves to the task of improving markets through education and the legislative process. The situation in the U.S.A. is different: for legal reasons, conventional shippers' councils do not exist. Instead, 'shippers' associations' play a commercial role in liner markets. It is suggested that European style shippers' councils can and should play an important role in the development and formulation of policies for internatinal liner markets. Such participation requires a cooperative industry environment quite different from the traditional adversarial approach, which is ill suited to global trade and logistics alliances. 相似文献
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One outcome of globalization is an increasing number of seafarers, who seldom are members of the same crew two voyages in a row and must cooperate with seafarers from many countries (Progoulaki and Roe WMU J Marit Affairs 10:7–23, 2011). This situation challenges the level of social capital on board, i.e., the resources inherent in network cooperation associated with norms of reciprocity and trust (Putnam 2000: 19). Fragmentized “blue” social capital should, however, be restored, as work performance depends on the quality of cooperation among crew members horizontally, as well as between crew members and the shipping company vertically. Drawing on anthropological fieldwork data from four Danish international ships, the purpose of this paper is to offer a new theoretical framework for analyzing cooperation among crews. Our inductive empirical findings suggest that a balance between three types of social capital—bonding, bridging and linking—is needed to achieve a high-performing work system (Gittell et al. Organ Sci 21(2):490–506, 2010). Hence, the main actors within the shipping sector should take “blue” social capital into account to increase work efficiency and economic performance. 相似文献
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Gunnar K. Sletmo 《Maritime Policy and Management》1989,16(4):293-303
This paper considers the question whether the present recovery of shipping means a return to pre-crisis conditions with hegemony of OECD shipping or whether shipping has irrevocably changed. Shipping is losing its national character as ship management firms contribute towards the fragmenting of traditional ship-owning firms into separately managed activities, making shipping more footloose as an industry and facilitating relocation in least cost factor markets. Trade cycles may be at work in shipping like those observed in many industrial markets, beyond the scope of any single government's ability to control. The dispersion of shipping and shipping firms away from the historical concentration in a few traditional maritime powers towards low-cost countries must be seen as a manifestation of a secular trend, giving rise to a profound reorganization not only of shipping markets but of shipping itself. 相似文献
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