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Optimal Scale Modeling of Surf Zone Waves
The paper presents one of ways of practical application of composite modeling technologies in hydraulic engineering—use and complementarity of physical and numerical modeling. Scale effect is studied in modeling of wave breaking on slope using an example of real coastal protection facility which was considered in NRU MGSU. Physical model of slope was built on the scale of 1:25 in a shallow water basin and numerical model was created in MIKE 21 BW on scales from 1:1 to 1:50. Results showed that using scales 1:30 and smaller can lead to significant errors in determining depth of wave breaking; at the same time wave height error does not reach significant values and fluctuates within 1%.
Optimal Scale Modeling of Surf Zone Waves
The paper presents one of ways of practical application of composite modeling technologies in hydraulic engineering—use and complementarity of physical and numerical modeling. Scale effect is studied in modeling of wave breaking on slope using an example of real coastal protection facility which was considered in NRU MGSU. Physical model of slope was built on the scale of 1:25 in a shallow water basin and numerical model was created in MIKE 21 BW on scales from 1:1 to 1:50. Results showed that using scales 1:30 and smaller can lead to significant errors in determining depth of wave breaking; at the same time wave height error does not reach significant values and fluctuates within 1%.
Optimal Scale Modeling of Surf Zone Waves
Lecture Notes in Civil Engineering
Akimov, Pavel (editor) / Vatin, Nikolai (editor) / Kantarzhi, Izmail (author) / Gogin, Alexander (author)
2021-11-09
12 pages
Article/Chapter (Book)
Electronic Resource
English
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