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In this study, geometric calculation was performed to investigate the influence of the combined effect of tilt and misorientation on the pullout capacity of suction anchor used in floating offshore wind turbine. When considering the combined effect of tilt and misorientation, it was observed that they do not proportionally affect the pullout capacity but rather influence each other relatively. Criteria considering both tilt and misorientation are not provided in existing literature or DNV recommendation. Therefore, based on the comprehensive results of this study, a proposed decrease in pullout capacity within 3% is suggested.
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