THE DEPENDENCE OF SUSPENDED SAND CONCENTRATION ON THE DEGREE OF STORM DEVELOPMENT
Proceedings of the 32nd International Conference
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Keywords

laboratory experiment
Large Wave Channel
wave spectra
JONSWAP
suspended sediment concentration
wave-wave interactions

How to Cite

Kos’yan, R., Grune, J., Divinsky, B., Podymov, I., Vincent, C., Oumeraci, H., & Ahmari, A. (2011). THE DEPENDENCE OF SUSPENDED SAND CONCENTRATION ON THE DEGREE OF STORM DEVELOPMENT. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(32), sediment.19. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v32.sediment.19

Abstract

The basic purpose of the present research is the establishment of connections between surface waves' spectral characteristics and laws of the bottom material suspension. The basic method is the laboratory experiment that allows controlling the interconnected dynamic parameters of the water environment and processes of bottom deposits transport. It is shown, that observed suspension laws physical preconditions are the nonlinear intrawave interactions and hence the redistribution of waves spectral energy in frequency area.
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