Hocine Oumeraci, H. W. Partenscky
Abstract
Experimental results from large scale tests are presented for the distribution of wave-induced pore pressure within rubble mound breakwaters, for the reflection coefficients and the damping of wave motion through the armour and under-layer. The results are then discussed with respect to application and further research.
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Experimental results from large scale tests are presented for the distribution of wave-induced pore pressure within rubble mound breakwaters, for the reflection coefficients and the damping of wave motion through the armour and under-layer. The results are then discussed with respect to application and further research.
Key concepts: Rubble, Breakwater, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Reflection (computer programming), Armour, Wave motion, Pore water pressure