Hydrodynamic performance of double rows of piles suspending horizontal c shaped bars

Faculty Engineering Year: 2014
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Journal: Coastal Engineering Coastal Engineering Volume:
Keywords : Hydrodynamic performance , double rows , piles suspending    
Abstract:
The wave transmission, reflection, and energy dissipation of the double rows of vertical piles suspending horizontal steel C shaped bars are experimentally and theoretically studied under normal regular waves. Different wave and structural
   
     
 
       

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