In the present investigation, influence of gaps between multiple floating structures on wave forces is examined. Strong and complicate hydrodynamic interactions between the floating bodies are observed and the numeric...In the present investigation, influence of gaps between multiple floating structures on wave forces is examined. Strong and complicate hydrodynamic interactions between the floating bodies are observed and the numerical computations have proved the existence of the sharp peak force response on each floating body at some special resonant wave numbers. The resonant wave number is also proved to be around kL=nπ(n=1, 2, …, ∞) with a corresponding frequency shift. A small yet finite gap width will also give influence on the resonant frequency and resonant amplitude of the wave forces, but when the distance between two aligned box-shaped floating bodies becomes big enough, the hydrodynamic interaction can be neglected. The strong hydrodynamic interaction feature has its own important practical significance for the design of module structures and the links (connection) in the whole floating body system. Moreover, the importance is closely related to the hydro-elasticity analyses of a multiple box-shaped floating body system, in which local loads may be as important as the integrated loads.展开更多
A 3-D time domain method is developed to investigate the gap influence on the wave threes for 3-D multiple floating structures. Special hydrodynamic resonance due to small gaps between multiple floating structures on ...A 3-D time domain method is developed to investigate the gap influence on the wave threes for 3-D multiple floating structures. Special hydrodynamic resonance due to small gaps between multiple floating structures on wave forces is examined. Strong and complicate hydrodynamic interactions between the floating bodies are observed and the numerical computations have proved the existence of the sharp peak force response on each floating body at some special resonant wave numbers. By comparison with the results from the frequency domain technique, the results obtained from the time domain method reveal the similar resonant phenomena and hydrodynamic interaction. The resonant wave numbers are also proved around kL-nπ （n = 1,2 ……∞） with a corresponding frequency shift. The strong hydrodynamic interaction feature is practically significant for the design of module structures and the links （connection） in whole the floating body system.展开更多
To quantify the effect of the interaction of non-residual fractions[Fe oxides（Fe）, Mn oxide（Mn）, organic materials（OMs）] in the surficial sediments and the natural surface coating samples on the adsorption of at...To quantify the effect of the interaction of non-residual fractions[Fe oxides（Fe）, Mn oxide（Mn）, organic materials（OMs）] in the surficial sediments and the natural surface coating samples on the adsorption of atrazine（AT）, an AT multiple regression adsorption model（AT-MRAM） was developed. The AT-MRAM improves upon the previous AT additional adsorption model（AT-AAM） with superior goodness-of-fit test（adjusted R2=ca.1.000）, F-test and t-test（P〈0.01）, and reveals the effect of the interaction among the components in the surficial sediments（SSs） and na- tural surface coatings samples（NSCSs） on the adsorption of AT, which was neglected by the AT-AAM. Meanwhile, the AT-MRAM was also verified through adsorption experiments of AT and the relative deviation between predicted maximum adsorption of AT and the experimental one is less than 15%. The resulted information shows that Mn is prone to interact with other non-residual components, the total maximum adsorption of AT is inversly proportional to the level of Mn, and Fe and OMs facilitate the adsorption of AT. The results also indicate that the adsorption of AT is not only dominated by Fe, OMs, Fe/OMs, but also restrained by Fe/Mn, Fe/Mn/OMs, with lesser roles attributed to Mn, and the estimated AT distributions among the components do not agree with that previously predicted by the AT-AAM, especially with the relative contribution of Mn to the adsorption of AT, revealing significant contribution of the interactions among non-residual components in controlling the behavior of AT in aquatic environments.展开更多
文摘In the present investigation, influence of gaps between multiple floating structures on wave forces is examined. Strong and complicate hydrodynamic interactions between the floating bodies are observed and the numerical computations have proved the existence of the sharp peak force response on each floating body at some special resonant wave numbers. The resonant wave number is also proved to be around kL=nπ(n=1, 2, …, ∞) with a corresponding frequency shift. A small yet finite gap width will also give influence on the resonant frequency and resonant amplitude of the wave forces, but when the distance between two aligned box-shaped floating bodies becomes big enough, the hydrodynamic interaction can be neglected. The strong hydrodynamic interaction feature has its own important practical significance for the design of module structures and the links (connection) in the whole floating body system. Moreover, the importance is closely related to the hydro-elasticity analyses of a multiple box-shaped floating body system, in which local loads may be as important as the integrated loads.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No. 50639020)the National High Technology Research and Development Program of China (863 Program, Grant No. 2006AA09Z332).
文摘A 3-D time domain method is developed to investigate the gap influence on the wave threes for 3-D multiple floating structures. Special hydrodynamic resonance due to small gaps between multiple floating structures on wave forces is examined. Strong and complicate hydrodynamic interactions between the floating bodies are observed and the numerical computations have proved the existence of the sharp peak force response on each floating body at some special resonant wave numbers. By comparison with the results from the frequency domain technique, the results obtained from the time domain method reveal the similar resonant phenomena and hydrodynamic interaction. The resonant wave numbers are also proved around kL-nπ （n = 1,2 ……∞） with a corresponding frequency shift. The strong hydrodynamic interaction feature is practically significant for the design of module structures and the links （connection） in whole the floating body system.
基金Supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.50879025)the Scientific Start-up Fund from North China Electric Power University China(No.X60218)
文摘To quantify the effect of the interaction of non-residual fractions[Fe oxides（Fe）, Mn oxide（Mn）, organic materials（OMs）] in the surficial sediments and the natural surface coating samples on the adsorption of atrazine（AT）, an AT multiple regression adsorption model（AT-MRAM） was developed. The AT-MRAM improves upon the previous AT additional adsorption model（AT-AAM） with superior goodness-of-fit test（adjusted R2=ca.1.000）, F-test and t-test（P〈0.01）, and reveals the effect of the interaction among the components in the surficial sediments（SSs） and na- tural surface coatings samples（NSCSs） on the adsorption of AT, which was neglected by the AT-AAM. Meanwhile, the AT-MRAM was also verified through adsorption experiments of AT and the relative deviation between predicted maximum adsorption of AT and the experimental one is less than 15%. The resulted information shows that Mn is prone to interact with other non-residual components, the total maximum adsorption of AT is inversly proportional to the level of Mn, and Fe and OMs facilitate the adsorption of AT. The results also indicate that the adsorption of AT is not only dominated by Fe, OMs, Fe/OMs, but also restrained by Fe/Mn, Fe/Mn/OMs, with lesser roles attributed to Mn, and the estimated AT distributions among the components do not agree with that previously predicted by the AT-AAM, especially with the relative contribution of Mn to the adsorption of AT, revealing significant contribution of the interactions among non-residual components in controlling the behavior of AT in aquatic environments.
