Analysis on the Wave Characteristics of Submerged Breakwater Considering Energy Dissipation of Seabed
Nam-Hyeong Kim, Yang Soon-Bo, Minsu Park, Kim Sang-Jin
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Nam-Hyeong Kim, Yang Soon-Bo, Minsu Park, Kim Sang-Jin
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The transmission coefficients of impermeable submerged breakwater on permeable bottom are computed numerically using a boundary element method. The analysis method is based on the wave pressure function with the continuity in the analytical region including fluid and structures. Wave motion over permeable bottom is simulated by introducing a linear dissipation coefficient and an added mass coefficient. The results indicate that the wave over permeable bottom travels being damped, and that transmission coefficients for permeable bottom are smaller than those for impermeable bottom, and result from the change of width and height of submerged breakwater.
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The transmission coefficients of impermeable submerged breakwater on permeable bottom are computed numerically using a boundary element method. The analysis method is based on the wave pressure function with the continuity in the analytical region including fluid and structures. Wave motion over permeable bottom is simulated by introducing a linear dissipation coefficient and an added mass coefficient. The results indicate that the wave over permeable bottom travels being damped, and that transmission coefficients for permeable bottom are smaller than those for impermeable bottom, and result from the change of width and height of submerged breakwater.
Key concepts: Breakwater, Dissipation, Seabed, Mechanics, Transmission coefficient, Geotechnical engineering, Geology, Boundary element method