Scour

 

scour

scour

1 TODO

chapter 4, Whitehouse, Richard. Scour at marine structures: A manual for practical applications. Thomas Telford, 1998. chapter 9, ship- propeller scour, Sumer, B. Mutlu, and Jørgen Fredsøe. The mechanics of scour in the marine environment. 2002.

2 Literature review

keywords: keywords: scour, hydrodynamics, wave, current, erosion

2.1 Experimental Study

2.2 Dissertation

2.3 Paper digest

Zhang, Z., and B. Shi. "Numerical Simulation of Local Scour around Underwater Pipeline based on FLUENT Software." Journal of Applied Fluid Mechanics 9.2 (2016).

2.3.1 Three-dimensional simulation of scour-inducing flow at bridge piers

numerical modelling Flow-3D

Richardson, J.E. and V.G. Panchang, Three-dimensional simulation of scour-inducing flow at bridge piers . Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 1998. 124(5): p. 530-540.

2.4 Reading list

chapter 4, Whitehouse, Richard. Scour at marine structures: A manual for practical applications. Thomas Telford, 1998. chapter 9, ship- propeller scour, Sumer, B. Mutlu, and Jørgen Fredsøe. The mechanics of scour in the marine environment. 2002.

8 month report 8 month report

3 effect of tip clearance of Tidal turbine on seabed scour development

 

3.1 Paper Digest

 

3.1.1 Experimental study on scour profile of pile-supported horizontal axis tidal current turbine :scour&turbine: :tip clearance:

Long Chen a, b, , Roslan Hashim b, Faridah Othman b, Shervin Motamedi

  1. Purpose of study
  2. Conclusion

    shorter distance, more scour depth most scour reach a equilibrum after 35 hours

  3. Methods

    flume experiment quantities of interest:

    • input quantities: tip clearance
    • output quantities: max scour depth, stream wise scour distance, scour vs time

4 Scour around support structure of tidal turbine

 

4.1 Introduction

4.2 literature review

the paper proposes the potential equations to predict scour depth around a monopile structure of MCT 1 induced scour dur to wind turbine, ship propeller, bridge piers, MCT

method Solver meshing Authors
modelling Flow-3D   2
       

Scour mechanism

  1. Downflow
  2. horseshoe vortex

3.wake eddies shed

Source: sumer and fredsoe 2002; ettema, r. similitude of large scale turbulence in experiments on local scour at cylinders In sumer's book , steady current includes water flow in river and marine current. Both are regarded the same. A current is the steady, predictable movement of a fluid within a larger body of that fluid x the major oceanic currents are turbulent.

Current introduction http://education.nationalgeographic.co.uk/education/encyclopedia/current/?ar_a=1

4.3 Researchers

Numerical modelling of scour around 3D structures Hydrodynamic and Geotechnical Controls of Scour Around Offshore Monopiles Greg Melling, Uni. of southampton, UK

5 ship propeller scour

 

5.1 Reading list

chapter 9, ship- propeller scour, Sumer, B. Mutlu, and Jørgen Fredsøe. The mechanics of scour in the marine environment. 2002.

6 Numerical modelling of scour

 

6.1 software

  • ANSYS
  • Flow-3D
  • OpenFOAM (Greg Melling)
  • CgLES

6.2 Reference

chapter 4, Whitehouse, Richard. Scour at marine structures: A manual for practical applications. Thomas Telford, 1998. chapter 9, ship- propeller scour, Sumer, B. Mutlu, and Jørgen Fredsøe. The mechanics of scour in the marine environment. 2002.

8 month report

7 References

 

7.1 textbooks

Herbich, J.B., Seafloor scour: Design guidelines for ocean-founded structures. Vol. 4. 1984: Marcel Dekker Inc.

Whitehouse, R., Scour at marine structures: A manual for practical applications. 1998: Thomas Telford.

Sumer, B.M. and J. Fredsøe, The mechanics of scour in the marine environment. 2002: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd

泥沙运动力学,钱宁,科学出版社

7.2 Papers

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