Sustainable Marine Structures

ISSN: 2661-3158 (Online)

Email: sms@nassg.org

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Sustainable Marine Structures aims to provides a medium for the publication of latest original research papers that offers a rapid review and publication that freely disseminates research findings in the areas of Marine Structures Mechanics, Coastal Monitoring and Forecasting and more.

The journal also focuses on the issues of limiting human-caused damage to marine ecosystems from the development of ocean and coastal areas and on the utilization and conservation of ocean resources.

The scope of the papers in this journal includes, but is not limited to:

Naval Architecture
Ocean Sustainability
Marine Structures Design and Mechanics
Coastal Monitoring and Forecasting of Flood Risk Incidents including Coastal Erosion
Maritime Transport
Ocean Resources Utilization and Conservation
Ocean Space Utilization
Fluid-Structure Interaction
Oceanography
Deep-Sea Mining
Floating Body Dynamics
Materials for Ocean and Offshore Structures
Mega Structures in Marine Environment
Design of Submerged Bodies and Submarines
High-Speed Crafts
Special Purpose Vessels
Marine Risers and Cables
Submersibles
Operations in Deep and Ultra Deep Waters
Wind Mill Structures in Marine Environment

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Vol 4, No 2 (2022)

Articles

Comparison of Potential Theory and Morison Equation for Deformable Horizontal Cylinders

Chungkuk Jin

Article ID: 492
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Abstract: This study investigates the hydro-elastic behaviors of fully submerged horizontal cylinders in different regular waves. Two methods were proposed and compared in this study. The first method was based on potential theory in frequency domain and the discrete-module-beam (DMB) method, which discret...

Article(This article belongs to the special issue "Marine Structures under Special Loads")

Structural Integrity Analysis of Containers Lost at Sea Using Finite Element Method

Selda Oterkus, Bingquan Wang, Erkan Oterkus, Yakubu Kasimu Galadima, Margot Cocard, Stefanos Stefanos, Jami Buckley, Callum McCullough, Dhruv Boruah, Bob Gilchrist

Article ID: 505
Views - 160 (Abstract) PDF - 53 (Download)

Abstract: Unlike traditional transportation, container transportation is a relatively new logistics transportation mode. Shipping containers lost at sea have raised safety concerns. In this study, finite element analysis of containers subjected to hydrostatic pressure, using commercial software ANSYS APDL ...

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