AN EFFECTIVE DESIGN OF A DOUBLE PARAPET PERMEABLE-TYPE SEAWALL USING THE CADMAS-SURF SIMULATION
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Keywords

overtopping waves
CADMAS-SURF
Double Para-pet
permeable layer
physical model

How to Cite

Ishimoto, K., Asano, T., Ono, N., & Kojima, H. (2014). AN EFFECTIVE DESIGN OF A DOUBLE PARAPET PERMEABLE-TYPE SEAWALL USING THE CADMAS-SURF SIMULATION. Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 1(34), structures.67. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v34.structures.67

Abstract

At Beppu port (Kitahama area 1), where Satohama creation is underway with considerations of protection against the high tide, utilization of the seashore, and the environment, a double parapet seawall for both utilization and protective effects was planned. For a double parapet seawall, vertical wave-dissipating blocks and a permeable layer structure for drainage were employed. To evaluate the multiple functions of protection for overtopping waves, (Super Roller Flume for Computer Aided Design of Maritime Structures) and a physical model were conducted. The calculated overtopping flow of CADMAS-SURF matched with that of the simulation model through CADMAS-SURF, and therefore the applicability of the physical model was confirmed. Since the physical model is often performed for representative cross- sections, reflecting the results of the physical model for parameter adjustment in the CADMAS-SURF computation resulted in improving the reliability of examinations of other parts of cross-sectional dimensions, and therefore enabled the omission of Unneeded cases in the physical model.
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