. Designing a U-style mooring for use with current Oceanography. B. RESEARCH FOR THE MOORING DESIGN A review of the methods used by other oceanographic institutions in constructing moored instrument arrays in- dicated that these designs fell into two basic categories: the taut line systems and the slack line systems. A taut line assumes a straight vertical line in the absence of en- vironmental forces. A slack line assumes an upward or down- ward catenary if the mooring cable has positive or negative buoyancy with respect to seawater. TAUT MOORINGSi Q. Please note that these images ar
. Designing a U-style mooring for use with current Oceanography. B. RESEARCH FOR THE MOORING DESIGN A review of the methods used by other oceanographic institutions in constructing moored instrument arrays in- dicated that these designs fell into two basic categories: the taut line systems and the slack line systems. A taut line assumes a straight vertical line in the absence of en- vironmental forces. A slack line assumes an upward or down- ward catenary if the mooring cable has positive or negative buoyancy with respect to seawater. TAUT MOORINGSi Q. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Picciulo, Jonathan Monterey, California: U. S. Naval Postgraduate School
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