NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF TIDAL CIRCULATION FOR LONG BEACH HARBOR. REPORT 3. EXISTING CONDITIONS AND ALTERNATE PLANS FOR PIER J COMPLETION AND TANKER TERMINAL STUDY WITH -82 FT CHANNEL
Donald C. Raney
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Donald C. Raney
Abstract
The purpose of this phase of the Long Beach Harbor model study was to numerically investigate the impact on existing harbor circulation of alternate master plan Pier J configurations with a -82 ft channel on tidal circulation. This report describes the application of a previously verified numerical model in a completely predictive mode to evaluate the effect of alternate Pier J configurations and a -82 ft channel on tidal circulation.
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The purpose of this phase of the Long Beach Harbor model study was to numerically investigate the impact on existing harbor circulation of alternate master plan Pier J configurations with a -82 ft channel on tidal circulation. This report describes the application of a previously verified numerical model in a completely predictive mode to evaluate the effect of alternate Pier J configurations and a -82 ft channel on tidal circulation.
Key concepts: Pier, Circulation (fluid dynamics), Channel (broadcasting), Rip current, Terminal (telecommunication), Marine engineering, Geology, Oceanography