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2-D tidal current and sediment numerical calculation for Feiyunjiang estuary

Liqin Zuo

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The 2-D tidal current and sediment mathematical model for Feiyunjiang estuary is established.After verification,the model is applied to calculate the change of current and back silting in the port area of Fenghuangshan Port with two different plans.Calculation results show that the recirculating region and back silting of Plan 2 are smaller than those of Plan 1.

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The 2-D tidal current and sediment mathematical model for Feiyunjiang estuary is established.After verification,the model is applied to calculate the change of current and back silting in the port area of Fenghuangshan Port with two different plans.Calculation results show that the recirculating region and back silting of Plan 2 are smaller than those of Plan 1.

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The 2-D tidal current and sediment mathematical model for Feiyunjiang estuary is established.After verification,the model is applied to calculate the change of current and back silting in the port area of Fenghuangshan Port with two different plans.Calculation results show that the recirculating region and back silting of Plan 2 are smaller than those of Plan 1.

Key concepts: Siltation, Estuary, Tidal current, Current (fluid), Port (circuit theory), Sediment, Oceanography, Hydrology (agriculture)

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