Use of Scrap Marine Pipelines as Submerged Breakwaters
P. Manoharan, Lachmi Sri
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P. Manoharan, Lachmi Sri
Abstract
A submerged breakwater is an immersed structure used for coastal and wave protection. Submerged breakwaters are suitable to be used for coastal protection due to their aesthetical value in which they preserve the natural view of coastal as compared to conventional emerged breakwaters. In this study, the concept of pipes submerged breakwater is introduced. The study aims to develop submerged breakwaters of different configurations using a series of hollow pipes of different diameters, and to compare their wave transmission abilities with the aid of physical modelling. The wave attenuation of the best configuration was selected and investigated with fabric covered and non-fabric covered submerged breakwaters with respect to relative submergence and wave steepness
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A submerged breakwater is an immersed structure used for coastal and wave protection. Submerged breakwaters are suitable to be used for coastal protection due to their aesthetical value in which they preserve the natural view of coastal as compared to conventional emerged breakwaters. In this study, the concept of pipes submerged breakwater is introduced. The study aims to develop submerged breakwaters of different configurations using a series of hollow pipes of different diameters, and to compare their wave transmission abilities with the aid of physical modelling. The wave attenuation of the best configuration was selected and investigated with fabric covered and non-fabric covered submerged breakwaters with respect to relative submergence and wave steepness
Key concepts: Breakwater, Marine engineering, Pipeline transport, Geotechnical engineering, Engineering, Geology, Environmental engineering