Lecture

Floating Systems Verification and Displacement Method

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Description

This lecture covers the second-order verification of floating systems, including braking and wind actions on the apron, deformation in the longitudinal direction of the deck, and longitudinal wind on the piles. It also discusses the displacement method and the behavior of piles under different loading conditions.

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