AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF THE FLARING SHAPED SEAWALL APPLIED FOR ROAD SEAWALL IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF SHORELINE
Yasuo ICHIKAWA, Yasuto Kataoka, Naoto Takehana, Yoshihiro Hamazaki, Isao Irie, Keisuke Murakami
Abstract
Open-access reader
Yasuo ICHIKAWA, Yasuto Kataoka, Naoto Takehana, Yoshihiro Hamazaki, Isao Irie, Keisuke Murakami
Abstract
Open-access reader
A Flaring Shaped Seawall (FSS) can make reduce crest height rather than conventional seawall in rough sea. However, the FSS has not been sufficiently made a study of application for road seawall in the neighborhood of shoreline.In order to clarifyt he hydraulic characteristics of the FSS as road seawall in that sea, two-dimensional wave experimentsw ere carried out, and wave run-uph eight, overtopping rate, pressured istribution and others were measured.It is confirmed that the characteristics of the FSS are more superiort o the verticalw all, and that are almost similar to the vertical wall protected with block mounds. So it is found that the FSS is suited to road seawall without wave-dissipating blocks.
A significance statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
A Flaring Shaped Seawall (FSS) can make reduce crest height rather than conventional seawall in rough sea. However, the FSS has not been sufficiently made a study of application for road seawall in the neighborhood of shoreline.In order to clarifyt he hydraulic characteristics of the FSS as road seawall in that sea, two-dimensional wave experimentsw ere carried out, and wave run-uph eight, overtopping rate, pressured istribution and others were measured.It is confirmed that the characteristics of the FSS are more superiort o the verticalw all, and that are almost similar to the vertical wall protected with block mounds. So it is found that the FSS is suited to road seawall without wave-dissipating blocks.
Key concepts: Seawall, Shore, Geotechnical engineering, Geology, Riprap, Crest, Environmental science, Oceanography