Eine Plattform für die Wissenschaft: Bauingenieurwesen, Architektur und Urbanistik
Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii, Jetty Modification Study
A series of laboratory experiments were conducted for a range of model ships, irregular waves, wave-induced longshore currents, and jetty lengths to optimize the length of a proposed entrance channel jetty at Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii. Eleven jetty configurations were studied on both sides of the entrance channel, with lengths varying from no-jetty to the proposed 450-ft length. Unidirectional spectral waves with wave periods of 6, 10, 14, and 18 sec, wave height of 7 ft, and incident wave directions of S25W (20 deg south of channel centerline) and S8oW (35 deg west of channel centerline) were generated. Wave-induced ship motions were obtained for 392 inbound and outbound transits with 1:75 scale models of the APL President Lincoln C9-Class containership, a modified Bunga Saga Empat bulk-cargo carrier, and a Kukahi oceangoing barge. The 375-ft-long jetty on the north side of the channel and the 2-ft depth transition inside the harbor were recommended. This conclusion was based on: (a) measured wave heights in the channel and barge basin, (b) ship and barge handling and maneuverability characteristics, (c) dye and current meter studies of the circulation patterns and flows in the channel, and (d) input from the sponsor, EPA, and harbor pilots.
Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii, Jetty Modification Study
A series of laboratory experiments were conducted for a range of model ships, irregular waves, wave-induced longshore currents, and jetty lengths to optimize the length of a proposed entrance channel jetty at Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii. Eleven jetty configurations were studied on both sides of the entrance channel, with lengths varying from no-jetty to the proposed 450-ft length. Unidirectional spectral waves with wave periods of 6, 10, 14, and 18 sec, wave height of 7 ft, and incident wave directions of S25W (20 deg south of channel centerline) and S8oW (35 deg west of channel centerline) were generated. Wave-induced ship motions were obtained for 392 inbound and outbound transits with 1:75 scale models of the APL President Lincoln C9-Class containership, a modified Bunga Saga Empat bulk-cargo carrier, and a Kukahi oceangoing barge. The 375-ft-long jetty on the north side of the channel and the 2-ft depth transition inside the harbor were recommended. This conclusion was based on: (a) measured wave heights in the channel and barge basin, (b) ship and barge handling and maneuverability characteristics, (c) dye and current meter studies of the circulation patterns and flows in the channel, and (d) input from the sponsor, EPA, and harbor pilots.
Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii, Jetty Modification Study
M. J. Briggs (Autor:in) / I. Melito (Autor:in)
2008
179 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
Hydrology & Limnology , Civil Engineering , Marine Engineering , Currents , Breakwaters , Ship motion , Circulation , Harbors , Barges , Channels(Waterways) , Basins(Geographic) , Flowmeters , Ocean waves , Laboratory tests , Maneuverability , Hawaii , Hydraulic model study 007tfb , Barbers point(Hawaii) , Entrance jetty design , Irregular waves , Longshore currents , Optimized channel design , Physical models , Wave-induced ship motions , Model ships
Jetty Modification Study for Kalaeloa Barbers Point Harbor, Hawaii
British Library Conference Proceedings | 2010
|Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii Monitoring Study
NTIS | 1993
|Physical and Numerical Model Studies of Barbers Point Harbor, Oahu, Hawaii
UB Braunschweig | 1994
|