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Experimental study on interaction, shock wave emission and ice breaking of two collapsing bubbles
Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 2020In this work ice breaking caused by a pair of interacting collapsing bubbles was studied by an experimental approach. The bubbles were generated by an underwater electric discharge simultaneously, positioned either horizontally or vertically below a ...
P. Cui +3 more
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Marine Structures, 2019
A 3D numerical two-phase flow model based on solving Unsteady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (URANS) equations has been used to simulate spilling breaking waves past a single vertical cylinder installed at the edge of a 1 : 10 slope. The volume of fluid
Shengnan Liu +3 more
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A 3D numerical two-phase flow model based on solving Unsteady Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes (URANS) equations has been used to simulate spilling breaking waves past a single vertical cylinder installed at the edge of a 1 : 10 slope. The volume of fluid
Shengnan Liu +3 more
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Distribution of Surface Wave Breaking Fronts
Geophysical Research Letters, 2019This study describes a model of Phillips' Λ(c) distribution, which is the expected length of breaking fronts (per unit surface area) moving with velocity c to c+dc, providing a framework for coupled atmosphere‐wave‐ocean models to explicitly account for ...
Leonel Romero
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, 2020
Predicting the propagation and transformation of the solitary wave is very important in coastal engineering. This paper presents a numerical investigation of the solitary wave breaking over a slope by using a finite particle method (FPM), which is an ...
F. He +3 more
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Predicting the propagation and transformation of the solitary wave is very important in coastal engineering. This paper presents a numerical investigation of the solitary wave breaking over a slope by using a finite particle method (FPM), which is an ...
F. He +3 more
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Ocean Modelling, 2017 This study investigates a wave-breaking onset criteria to be implemented in the non-linear potential flow solver HOS-NWT. The model is a computationally efficient, open source code, which solves for the free surface in a numerical wave tank using the ...
Betsy Seiffert +2 more
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Extreme wave groups in a wave flume: Controlled generation and breaking onset
Coastal Engineering, 2017 Extreme waves in random seas are usually breaking or close to breaking. Understanding the kinematics and evolution of such waves is important for determining loads on offshore structures.
Eugeny Buldakov +2 more
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Coastal Engineering Journal, 2019
The present work describes the implementation of an advanced solitary wave generation system in the mesh-less SPH-based DualSPHysics model to simulate tsunami-like solitary waves. Three different generation theories have been implemented and are extended
J. Dominguez +3 more
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The present work describes the implementation of an advanced solitary wave generation system in the mesh-less SPH-based DualSPHysics model to simulate tsunami-like solitary waves. Three different generation theories have been implemented and are extended
J. Dominguez +3 more
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2020
Wave breaking on sandy beaches occurs as waves encounter decreasing depth and is the primary mechanism for wave energy dissipation. The initial breaking process occurs when the depth becomes too shallow for a stable waveform to exist and can also be influenced by the beach slope.
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Wave breaking on sandy beaches occurs as waves encounter decreasing depth and is the primary mechanism for wave energy dissipation. The initial breaking process occurs when the depth becomes too shallow for a stable waveform to exist and can also be influenced by the beach slope.
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2019
Abstract Andy Clark is the foremost architect of the extended cognition hypothesis (ExC), according to which the machinery of mind extends beyond the skull and skin. Advocates of ExC divide into several camps, the most prominent being the first-wave (parity-based) theorists and the second-wave (complementarity-based) theorists. These two
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Abstract Andy Clark is the foremost architect of the extended cognition hypothesis (ExC), according to which the machinery of mind extends beyond the skull and skin. Advocates of ExC divide into several camps, the most prominent being the first-wave (parity-based) theorists and the second-wave (complementarity-based) theorists. These two
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