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Validation of Allowable Depth for Siltation in Tianjin Port

Ling Wen

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Based on many years'research and studies on the model of siltation in Tianjin Port, the rate of sediment accumulation in the harbour basins and navigation channels in Tianjin Port is discussed in the paper. The values of allowance for silt deposition in different sea areas in Tianjin Port is validated in accordance with practical dredging operations.

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Based on many years'research and studies on the model of siltation in Tianjin Port, the rate of sediment accumulation in the harbour basins and navigation channels in Tianjin Port is discussed in the paper. The values of allowance for silt deposition in different sea areas in Tianjin Port is validated in accordance with practical dredging operations.

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Based on many years'research and studies on the model of siltation in Tianjin Port, the rate of sediment accumulation in the harbour basins and navigation channels in Tianjin Port is discussed in the paper. The values of allowance for silt deposition in different sea areas in Tianjin Port is validated in accordance with practical dredging operations.

Key concepts: Dredging, Siltation, Port (circuit theory), Harbour, Silt, Deposition (geology), Environmental science, Sediment

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