Wave loads on ocean infrastructure increase as a result of waves passing over abrupt depth transitions
Abrupt changes in water depth are known to lead to abnormal free-surface wave statistics. The present study considers whether this translates into abnormal loads on offshore infrastructure. A fully non-linear numerical model is used which is carefully validated against experiments. The wave kinemati...
Main Authors: | Li, Z, Tang, T, Li, Y, Draycott, S, Van Den Bremer, T, Adcock, TA |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Springer Nature
2022
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