Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson

The present study intends to assess the stability and energy dissipation performances of a breakwater configuration (APC) protected by an antifer layer. For comparison, an ordinary caisson (OC), which was 5% wider and 10% heavier, was also investigated. Physical models were implemented and tested...

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Main Authors: M. Sedat Kabdaşlı, Murat Çelikoyan, Cem Gazioğlu
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: IJEGEO 2015-08-01
Series:International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics
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Online Access:http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/290427
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author M. Sedat Kabdaşlı
Murat Çelikoyan
Cem Gazioğlu
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Murat Çelikoyan
Cem Gazioğlu
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description The present study intends to assess the stability and energy dissipation performances of a breakwater configuration (APC) protected by an antifer layer. For comparison, an ordinary caisson (OC), which was 5% wider and 10% heavier, was also investigated. Physical models were implemented and tested under regular and irregular waves; and resulting linear and angular displacements were directly measured via a photogrammetric method. Additionally, wave forces and resulting horizontal displacements were estimated both from recorded pressure data and from individual incident waves by modified Goda method. To calculate the horizontal displacement, the estimated wave force time series were directly double-integrated, whilst the theoretical method proposed by Shimosako et al. (1994) were used on the individual force values. Although OC was tested under shorter durations and had a more favorable superstructure in terms of resisting forces, the results indicated that APC was significantly more stable. Energy dissipation performance of the tested configurations were quantified in terms of spectral averaged and phase resolved reflection coefficients, whereas antifer damage ratio was measured on a block-count basis. Results indicated that the APC configuration had an enhanced performance of dissipating the wave energy; moreover, the dissipated energy directly links to antifer damage ratio.
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spelling doaj.art-df4a223b64864661b0a7089e0142429f2023-02-15T16:22:15ZengIJEGEOInternational Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics2148-91732148-91732015-08-01228810510.30897/ijegeo.303548Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected CaissonM. Sedat Kabdaşlı0Murat Çelikoyan1Cem Gazioğlu2Istanbul Technical University, Civil Eng’g Fac. Dept. of Civil Eng’g, 34469, MASLAK ISTANBUL, TR Istanbul Technical University, Civil Eng’g Fac., Dept. of Geomatics Eng’g, 34469, MASLAK ISTANBUL,TRİstanbul University, Institute of Marine Sciences and Management, 34134, VEFA FATIH, ISTANBUL, TRThe present study intends to assess the stability and energy dissipation performances of a breakwater configuration (APC) protected by an antifer layer. For comparison, an ordinary caisson (OC), which was 5% wider and 10% heavier, was also investigated. Physical models were implemented and tested under regular and irregular waves; and resulting linear and angular displacements were directly measured via a photogrammetric method. Additionally, wave forces and resulting horizontal displacements were estimated both from recorded pressure data and from individual incident waves by modified Goda method. To calculate the horizontal displacement, the estimated wave force time series were directly double-integrated, whilst the theoretical method proposed by Shimosako et al. (1994) were used on the individual force values. Although OC was tested under shorter durations and had a more favorable superstructure in terms of resisting forces, the results indicated that APC was significantly more stable. Energy dissipation performance of the tested configurations were quantified in terms of spectral averaged and phase resolved reflection coefficients, whereas antifer damage ratio was measured on a block-count basis. Results indicated that the APC configuration had an enhanced performance of dissipating the wave energy; moreover, the dissipated energy directly links to antifer damage ratio.http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/290427Antifer protected caissonCaisson displacementsStability performanceDamage ratioWave energy dissipation
spellingShingle M. Sedat Kabdaşlı
Murat Çelikoyan
Cem Gazioğlu
Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
International Journal of Environment and Geoinformatics
Antifer protected caisson
Caisson displacements
Stability performance
Damage ratio
Wave energy dissipation
title Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
title_full Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
title_fullStr Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
title_full_unstemmed Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
title_short Assessment of Stability and Energy Dissipation Performances of an Antifer Layer Protected Caisson
title_sort assessment of stability and energy dissipation performances of an antifer layer protected caisson
topic Antifer protected caisson
Caisson displacements
Stability performance
Damage ratio
Wave energy dissipation
url http://dergipark.gov.tr/download/article-file/290427
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