Velocity field under propagating waves over a submerged horizontal plate and induced forces

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  • A. Hildebrandt
  • T. Schlurmann

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Original languageGerman
Pages421-425
Number of pages5
Publication statusPublished - 2008

Abstract

Under the key assumption of linearity, the mathematical solutions for progressive small-amplitude water waves provide the basis for applications to numerous problems. It enables to describe and quantify most phenomena that are related to engineering interests having a bearing on coastal and ocean design. However, some of those essential postulations are unfounded when dealing with water waves being significantly transformed due to interaction with structures. Complex effects like wave breaking, air entrainment or turbulence may become dominant and encourage applying nonlinear models for an appropriate simulation. Artificial reefs made of a horizontal submerged plate are typical structures with high wave interaction. In this paper we describe processes on the basis of physical tests in a wave flume, which support the validation of numerical models.

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Velocity field under propagating waves over a submerged horizontal plate and induced forces. / Hildebrandt, A.; Schlurmann, T.
2008. 421-425.

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