APPLICATION OF ARTIFICIAL SUBMERGED SANDBARS TO BEACH NOURISHMENT——A CASE FROM BEIDAIHE BEACH
Jiabo Zhang
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Jiabo Zhang
Abstract
As a kind of soft engineering method,artificial beach nourishment is regarded as the most harmonious beach protection measure to protect the coastal ecological environment.This method can repair the eroded shorelines and protect them from coastal erosion.Building artificial sandbars is one of the choices for beach nourishment.On one hand,it,as a kind of offshore submerged breakwaters with shield efficacy,could weaken the wave energy and protect the areas behind the sandbars.On the other hand,it has feeding to provide sands to the beach for stability.Through numerical simulation and physical modeling,this paper discussed the beach nourishment efficacy of sandbars taking the Beidaihe beach nourishment project as an example.
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As a kind of soft engineering method,artificial beach nourishment is regarded as the most harmonious beach protection measure to protect the coastal ecological environment.This method can repair the eroded shorelines and protect them from coastal erosion.Building artificial sandbars is one of the choices for beach nourishment.On one hand,it,as a kind of offshore submerged breakwaters with shield efficacy,could weaken the wave energy and protect the areas behind the sandbars.On the other hand,it has feeding to provide sands to the beach for stability.Through numerical simulation and physical modeling,this paper discussed the beach nourishment efficacy of sandbars taking the Beidaihe beach nourishment project as an example.
Key concepts: Beach nourishment, Shoal, Coastal erosion, Breakwater, Geology, Shore, Submarine pipeline, Erosion