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Dataset of bridge collapses in italy spanning more than 25 years (2000-2025). [PDF]
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A nature-derived, strong adhesive hydrogel microsphere for wet tissue repair: Multifunctional and clinical potential. [PDF]
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Numerical Simulation of Gas Injection to Increase CH<sub>4</sub> Production on the Basis of Gas-Water Two-Phase Flow. [PDF]
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Biodegradation Mechanisms and Sustainable Governance of Marine Polypropylene Microplastics. [PDF]
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A review of bridge scour: mechanism, estimation, monitoring and countermeasures
Natural Hazards, 2017Scour of sediments around bridge foundations by the stream is the most significant contributing factor for bridge failures. The scour failures tend to occur without prior warning and have led to fatalities and economic loss every year. A significant amount of work has been conducted on bridge scour. Such efforts can be broadly classified into two major
Xiong Yu, Fayun Liang, Chen Wang
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Mechanics of Local Scour Around Submarine Pipelines
Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1990The primary objective of this study is to improve understanding of the mechanism causing scour in unidirectional current. Experiments have shown how local scour develops around submarine pipelines in noncohesive sediments. The study shows that piping is the dominant cause of the initiation of scour.
Yee Meng Chiew, Chiew Yee‐Meng
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Mechanics of jet scour downstream of a headcut
Journal of Hydraulic Research, 1993Scour immediately downstream of a headcut is analyzed by considering the effect of jet diffusion on sediment detachment. The analytical development results in equations for: 1.
O. R. Stein, P. Y. Julien, C. V. Alonso
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A review of the fluid mechanics of ocean scour
Ocean Engineering, 1982Abstract The processes of scour hole formation are divided into components and discussed. The descriptive physics of ocean boundary layer flow and sediment dynamics are used to detail the similarities and differences between the processes of scour hole formation in marine and river environments.
A.W. Niedoroda, Charles Dalton
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Scour and Burial Mechanics of Objects in the Nearshore
IEEE Journal of Oceanic Engineering, 2007A process-based, numerical, hydrodynamic vortex lattice mine scour/burial model (VORTEX) is presented that simulates scour and burial of objects of arbitrary shape resting on a granular bed in the nearshore. There are two domains in the model formulation: a far-field where burial and exposure occur due to changes in the elevation of the seabed and a ...
Scott A. Jenkins +4 more
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