Study of wave impact loads on components of stilling wave basin on a vertical seawall

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2022-8-24

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In this study, the wave pressure on components of Stilling Wave Basin (SWB) is investigated by analyzing the physical model experiment data of wave pressures for various hydrodynamic conditions. SWB is a structure that can be used for optimizing the crest height to achieve lower overtopping conditions especially in urban areas. The experiments are based on assessing the performance of SWB on a vertical seawall for which limited research exists. Wave pressure data on the seaward storm walls (both rows) and the landward storm wall behind a promanade is analyzed as individual components as well as the whole SWB structure to determine the magnitude and type of wave pressure. The comparison of wave pressure can be used to determine the effect of SWB configuration on the wave loads acting on each component. The results show that additional superstructures on the seaside of the SWB, the pressure measurement of the landward storm wall decreases remarkably. Storm wall with gaps on the seaside causes more pressure in front of the storm wall. Placing bullnoses as a superstructure on top of the storm wall causes pressure increase on seaward storm wall structure but decrease on the landward structures. The empirical formulations of Goda (2010) including maximum pressures usually underpredict the pressures. However, the scatter is much higher for the maximum pressure dataset.

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Wave Pressure, Impact Loads, Stilling Wave Basin (SWB), Vertical Wall Breakwater, Storm Wall

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/98798

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Graduate School of Natural and Applied Sciences, Thesis

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M. G. Altunbaş, “Study of wave impact loads on components of stilling wave basin on a vertical seawall,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.