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Fig 1.

The large diameter offshore drilling platform.

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Fig 2.

Schematic diagram of numerical calculation of long-span particles on the rocky seabed.

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Fig 3.

Definition of FM.

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Fig 4.

Effect of pile group.

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Fig 5.

The pile group effect leads to the reduction of the bearing capacity of single pile [27].

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Fig 6.

Influence of reduction factor of lateral spacing of piles.

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Fig 7.

Influence of longitudinal pile spacing of first pile on the reduction coefficient.

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Fig 8.

Influence of longitudinal spacing of rear piles on discount coefficient.

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Fig 9.

Influence of the spacing of inclined piles on discount coefficient.

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Fig 10.

Comparison of relative wave elevation time-history curves.

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Fig 11.

Cloud image of numerical simulation model.

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Fig 12.

Time history curve of wave force FX on a single pile.

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Fig 13.

Influence law of fluctuation parameters.

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Fig 14.

Nephogram of pile foundation displacement analysis of different diameters.

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Fig 15.

The time history curve of FX under different pile foundation diameter D.

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Fig 16.

Cloud image of deformation of eight-leg supporting structure under different buried depths.

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Fig 17.

FX and FXmax variation curves under different buried depth s.

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Fig 18.

Cloud diagram of deformation distribution of eight-leg supporting structure.

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Table 1.

Numerical analysis parameters.

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Fig 19.

Deformation rate diagram of unit under different wave parameters.

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