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van den Bosch, B.A.P. (author)
Land reclamations in deltaric areas provide space to meet the demand for a safe place to live and work. Sand, a traditional filling material in some locations is becoming scarcer. An alternative filling material is mud. Mud consists of clay, silt, sand, organic material, water and gas. Therefore, it is a versatile material and difficult to...
master thesis 2016
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Van de Wetering, R.G. (author)
Vertical fluid oscillations have experimentally been shown to retard solid particles from settling at their terminal settling velocity. Using non-uniform fluid oscillations it even showed possible to make particles hover or rise against gravity. Non-uniform fluid oscillations are defined as sawtooth-like wave shapes, whereas uniform oscillations...
master thesis 2016
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Hendriks, H.C.M. (author)
A demand to use mud as fill material for land reclamations has emerged over the past years. Such reclamations start with pumping a muddy suspension into an area enclosed by dikes. The particles in suspension then settle to form a mud layer, so that the supernatant can be removed. This filling process may be repeated several times to completely...
master thesis 2016
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Reuber, J. (author)
The subject of this master thesis is to present the processes taking place at the erosion of a fluid mud layer due to entrainment, to carry out experiments in an annular flume and compare the results of these experiments with a numerical model, which has been elaborated at the TU Delft. The report can be devided into five parts: physical and...
master thesis 1994
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