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Fig 1.

Typical configuration for marine riser under a lazy wave configuration.

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Fig 2.

Model views of lazy-wave OrcaFlex Model, showing (a) unshaded and (b) shaded profile views.

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Table 1.

Parameters of the flexible riser.

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Table 2.

Section information on the flexible riser.

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Table 3.

Data on the flexible riser showing the mechanical and geometric properties.

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Fig 3.

Current velocity profile in OrcaFlex 11.0f.

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Fig 4.

The scatter diagram for the Hs vs T profile.

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Table 4.

Current parameters for the 3 load cases.

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Table 5.

Wave parameters for the 3 load cases.

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Fig 5.

The 6DoFs of the FPSO vessel, showing the vessel’s motions along the three axes.

(Image is adapted with permission from authors and reused as Open Access publication. Source: [110], Copyright year: 2021, Publisher: MDPI).

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Table 6.

Loads considered on vessel motion in global design.

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Fig 6.

A plot of bending moment for case 1 in OrcaFlex 11.0f.

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Fig 7.

Influence of bending moment for different environmental conditions for arc length 801-993m.

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Fig 8.

A plot of effective tension for case 1 in OrcaFlex 11.0f.

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Fig 9.

Influence of effective tension on different environmental conditions.

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Fig 10.

A plot of effective tension for a base case in OrcaFlex 11.0f.

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Fig 11.

Influence of von Mises stress on different environmental conditions.

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Fig 12.

The configuration of the riser from static analysis in OrcaFlex 11.0f.

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