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The First Berm Breakwater in Hong Kong
An alternative berm type breakwater was proposed at the South Breakwater of the Typhoon Shelter at Hei Ling Chau, Hong Kong. The required berm width and the stone sizes were initially determined using a numerical model. The proposed berm breakwater was then tested using physical modelling approach. The testing programme made use of both two dimensional and three dimensional hydraulic model studies to assess the stability of the trunk and head sections respectively. Both tests confirmed that the proposed berm type breakwater would perform satisfactorily and the reshaped profiles would not encroach on the core material.
The First Berm Breakwater in Hong Kong
An alternative berm type breakwater was proposed at the South Breakwater of the Typhoon Shelter at Hei Ling Chau, Hong Kong. The required berm width and the stone sizes were initially determined using a numerical model. The proposed berm breakwater was then tested using physical modelling approach. The testing programme made use of both two dimensional and three dimensional hydraulic model studies to assess the stability of the trunk and head sections respectively. Both tests confirmed that the proposed berm type breakwater would perform satisfactorily and the reshaped profiles would not encroach on the core material.
The First Berm Breakwater in Hong Kong
Chow, K C Ander (author) / Fournier, Charles P (author) / Ma, P F (author) / Shiu, W Y (author)
26th International Conference on Coastal Engineering
Coastal Engineering 1998 ; 1421-1434
1999-04-26
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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