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WATER WAVE RUN-UP ON A BEACH

1964
Abstract : While investigating the Tsunami wave project, a numerical method was devised to solve the initial boundary value problem for the equations of the non-linear shallow water theory. The case of one horizontal dimension was considered in a domain bounded by a shore at one end, with the motion of the shoreline taken into account.
Herbert B. Keller, Joseph B. Keller
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Single-wave run-up on sloping beaches

Journal of Fluid Mechanics, 1976
Possibilities of high shoreline amplification and run-up are investigated. A shoreline amplification of magnitude 5·38 and a tsunamigenic (deep water) amplification of magnitude 5·71 are obtained from single waves without analytic or computational difficulties.
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Wave run-up and overtopping

1972
Overview of methods to design wave run-up and overtopping for dikes and other sloping structures for regular and irregular breaking waves. Summary of experimental data and suggestions for design formulae. English translation of: Golfoploop en golfoverslag - http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:522060cb-8202-4276-bc48 ...
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Nonlinear Theory of Sea Wave Run-Up

1989
Analytical results of the sea wave run-up on a beach are reviewed. The case of flooding by waves without breaking, which corresponds to the so-called surging breaker, is analysed. An adequate model for this problem is derived from the nonlinear theory of shallow water.
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Wave Action in Gun Run-up Springs

Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, 1941
A number of articles and pamphlets have appeared on the waves and oscillations that occur in springs used for commercial purposes, notably the valve springs for internal combustion engines, and it has been shown that the forces experienced, and other results obtained, are very different from what would have been expected from calculations which ...
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Calculation of Wave Run-up on Slopes

Civil Engineering in the Oceans VI, 2005
In this paper, a two-layer model of a stream of water wave body on a sloping bed presented. In this model, the velocity of upper layer has forward direction, but the lower one has backward direction. The effect of lower layer on upper layer is defined with a partial coefficient.
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Wave run-up prediction for composite bucket foundation due to regular wave and current

Ocean Engineering, 2022
Tongshun Yu, Zhenyu Zhang
exaly  

Wave Run-Up on Offshore Windturbine Foundations

2005
In the last decade, several offshore wind-farms are built and offshore wind energy promises to be a suitable alternative to provide green energy. However, there still are some engineering challenges in placing the wind turbine foundations offshore. For example, unexpected damage to boat landing facilities and platforms has been caused by wave run-up ...
Frigaard, Peter, De Vos, Leen
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Wave Run-Up on Coastal Structures

Coastal Engineering in Japan, 1966
Osamu Toyoshima, Nobuo Shuto, Hiroshi Hashimoto   +2 more
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Numerical simulation of wave run-up on three cylinders in an equilateral-triangular arrangement

Ocean Engineering, 2021
Yangyang Gao, Jiahui Zhu
exaly