
doi: 10.2118/12403-ms , 10.2523/12403-ms
ABSTRACT New challenges are posed on structural analysis of jack-ups when moving to deeper water, more harsh environment and application high tensile steel. Dynamic behaviour becomes more prevailing and fatigue due to wave loads may become governing. Furthermore, supply boat sizes tend to increase and they work in more severe weather conditions, increasing the risk for collisions with the jack-up legs. The present paper describes simplified ways to cope with the effects above.
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