Print Email Facebook Twitter Berm breakwater structures: Berm breakwater trunk exposed to oblique waves Title Berm breakwater structures: Berm breakwater trunk exposed to oblique waves Author Alikhani, A. Tomasicchio, R.G. Juhl, J. Corporate name TU Delft Project Berm Breakwaters Date 1996-01-01 Abstract The major part of the research on berm breakwaters has concentrated on the berm reshaping of a trunk section exposed to head-on waves. Recent research included aspects related to individual stone movements under perpendicular wave attack (eg Tomasicchio et al). For a berm breakwater trunk section consisting of berm stones smaller than a certain size, the stones will continue to move in the wave direction (longshore transport) when the breakwater is exposed to oblique waves. Only a little research has been made to study the effect of oblique waves on the reshaping and longshore transport of berm breakwaters (eg Burcharth and Frigaard, and Van der Meer and Veldman). A series of comprehensive model tests and subsequent analyses were carried out with the aim to study the influence of wave obliquity on the reshaping process, on the initiation of longshore transport, and on the longshore transport rate. The model set-up and test programme are described in Juhl et al. Subject berm breakwatersoblique waves Classification TPG110210 To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:1e6b83d6-4828-4496-bfea-9c50ca87fc8f Publisher DHI Source Proceedings Third Workshop MAST3, Stavanger, 10-11 May 1996 (Final abstract) Part of collection Hydraulic Engineering Reports Document type report Rights © 1996 DHI Files PDF TPG11021054.pdf 137.99 KB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:1e6b83d6-4828-4496-bfea-9c50ca87fc8f/datastream/OBJ/view