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Incipient Motion of Breakwater Armor Units
This paper describes observations made of incipient motion on both stone and sphere armor layers. Velocity measurements were made during these experiments both inside and just outside the armor layer. It is shown that the vertical convective acceleration across the armor layer is proportional to the square of the vertical velocity. An incipient lifting motion criterion is derived based on Morison forcing for the dominant mode of motion: vertical lift under the steep breaking-wave face. The experimental observations and measurements are used to validate the incipient motion criterion for breakwater armor.
Incipient Motion of Breakwater Armor Units
This paper describes observations made of incipient motion on both stone and sphere armor layers. Velocity measurements were made during these experiments both inside and just outside the armor layer. It is shown that the vertical convective acceleration across the armor layer is proportional to the square of the vertical velocity. An incipient lifting motion criterion is derived based on Morison forcing for the dominant mode of motion: vertical lift under the steep breaking-wave face. The experimental observations and measurements are used to validate the incipient motion criterion for breakwater armor.
Incipient Motion of Breakwater Armor Units
Melby, J. A. (author) / Kobayashi, N. (author)
25th International Conference on Coastal Engineering ; 1996 ; Orlando, Florida, United States
Coastal Engineering 1996 ; 1803-1815
1997-08-05
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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