Research Article
Hydrodynamic Performance Improvement of Double-Row Floating Breakwaters by Changing the Cross-Sectional Geometry
Table 2
Main dimensions and characteristics of the five different shapes of the FBWs.
| Specs | Types | Rectangular | Plus-shaped | -Shaped | Triangular | Box-shaped |
| Moment of inertia () | | 1.42E + 07 | 1.64E + 07 | 1.74E + 07 | 1.54E + 07 | 1.75E + 07 | | 3.96E + 06 | 3.83E + 06 | 1.03E + 07 | 4.17E + 06 | 7.79E + 06 | | 1.71E + 07 | 1.89E + 07 | 2.44E + 07 | 1.75E + 07 | 2.18E + 07 |
| Displacement | 410000 | 471500 | 471500 | 430500 | 471500 | Length | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | Width | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Draft | 2 | 5 | 5 | 5 | 5 | Volume | 800 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | Environment constants | Water depth = 30 m, water density = 1025 , water size x = 500, and water size y = 500 |
| Mooring properties | Mass/unit length = 8.27 | Equivalent cross-sectional area = 0.002 | Maximum tension = 10000 | Stiffness = 5000000 | Equivalent diameter = 0.02 | Length of cable = 42 | Number of cables for each FBW = 4 | Type of cable = nonlinear catenary section |
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