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Sediment Characteristics and Siltation Analyses of Shanghai Yangshan Harbor and Its Approach Channel Waters

Xueying Feng

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Analyses are made on the sediment characteristics and natural conditions of water of Shanghai Yangshan Harbor and its approach channel to be constructed, and yearly siltation strength and siltation volume of basins and channels of several design schemes are calculated by siltation formnulae.$$$$

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Analyses are made on the sediment characteristics and natural conditions of water of Shanghai Yangshan Harbor and its approach channel to be constructed, and yearly siltation strength and siltation volume of basins and channels of several design schemes are calculated by siltation formnulae.$$$$

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Analyses are made on the sediment characteristics and natural conditions of water of Shanghai Yangshan Harbor and its approach channel to be constructed, and yearly siltation strength and siltation volume of basins and channels of several design schemes are calculated by siltation formnulae.$$$$

Key concepts: Siltation, Sediment, Channel (broadcasting), Hydrology (agriculture), Environmental science, Geology, Geotechnical engineering, Geomorphology

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