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Tidal inlets for preservation of estuaries

Lockwood, M.G. / Carothers, H.P.

Reviewed from standpoint of coastal engineering and tidal hydraulics are complex problems involved in design and building of balanced tidal inlets to allow free inflow of adequate Gulf of Mexico water; environmental controls include use of inlets both to increase and decrease salinity, aid circulation and mixing of waters, and provide sufficient tidal flushing to help estuary assimilate treated return flows; concepts of typical inlet design, including sediment transport aspects, water and salinity balance, and tidal flushing process, are presented. (see also ASCE -- Proc v 93 (J Waterways and Harbors Div) n WW4 Nov 1967 paper 5583 p 133-52)

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Tidal inlets for preservation of estuaries

Lockwood, M.G. / Carothers, H.P.

Reviewed from standpoint of coastal engineering and tidal hydraulics are complex problems involved in design and building of balanced tidal inlets to allow free inflow of adequate Gulf of Mexico water; environmental controls include use of inlets both to increase and decrease salinity, aid circulation and mixing of waters, and provide sufficient tidal flushing to help estuary assimilate treated return flows; concepts of typical inlet design, including sediment transport aspects, water and salinity balance, and tidal flushing process, are presented. (see also ASCE -- Proc v 93 (J Waterways and Harbors Div) n WW4 Nov 1967 paper 5583 p 133-52)

Tidal inlets for preservation of estuaries

Lockwood, M.G. / Carothers, H.P.

Reviewed from standpoint of coastal engineering and tidal hydraulics are complex problems involved in design and building of balanced tidal inlets to allow free inflow of adequate Gulf of Mexico water; environmental controls include use of inlets both to increase and decrease salinity, aid circulation and mixing of waters, and provide sufficient tidal flushing to help estuary assimilate treated return flows; concepts of typical inlet design, including sediment transport aspects, water and salinity balance, and tidal flushing process, are presented. (see also ASCE -- Proc v 93 (J Waterways and Harbors Div) n WW4 Nov 1967 paper 5583 p 133-52)

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Title:

Tidal inlets for preservation of estuaries

Additional title:

ASCE Environmental Eng Conference -- Prepr

Contributors:

Lockwood, M.G. (author) / Carothers, H.P. (author)

Conference:

ASCE Environmental Engineering Conference ; 1967

Published in:

American Society of Civil Engineers Environmental Engineering Conference -- Preprint

Publication date:

1967

Size:

15 pages

Type of media:

Conference paper

Type of material:

Print

Language:

English

Keywords:

Water resources

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