The oblique wave transport through barrier-rock porous structure for different structural configurations are examined considering impermeable uniform/step-bottom topography. The numerical study is performed on using the linearised wave theory and mode-coupling relation at seaward/leeward structural interfaces. The wave reflection, transmission, energy absorption, wave force on the rigid wall, the wave force on seaward and leeward barriers is reported considering various ranges of porosity, friction factor, structural thickness, trapping chamber spacing and angle of impinging. The analytical relations for calculating the wave reflection and transmission coefficients are reported for plane-wave approximation and the effectiveness of present analytical results are verified with the available literatures for specific structural configurations. The fluid resonance plays a vital role in the design of trapping chamber thickness, and resonating troughs in wave scattering suggest an effective structural configuration for better wave damping.
Wave transformation due to barrier-rock porous structure placed on step-bottom
Ships and Offshore Structures ; 15 , 8 ; 895-909
2020-09-13
15 pages
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