Abstract
As associated partner, Aalborg University (AU) has participated in different aspects
of "the Zeebrugge project" . At an early stage AU has developed and tested
an algorithm aiming at deducing incident waves at the prototype breakwater by
reflection analysis.
Secondly AU, has been engaged with the development of a numerical model able to predict the hydraulic response of the Zeebrugge breakwater.
Finally, AU has carried out an extensive number of small-scale model tests (1:65)
with the Zeebrugge breakwater with the aim of investigating scale-effects.
of "the Zeebrugge project" . At an early stage AU has developed and tested
an algorithm aiming at deducing incident waves at the prototype breakwater by
reflection analysis.
Secondly AU, has been engaged with the development of a numerical model able to predict the hydraulic response of the Zeebrugge breakwater.
Finally, AU has carried out an extensive number of small-scale model tests (1:65)
with the Zeebrugge breakwater with the aim of investigating scale-effects.
| Original language | English |
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| Place of Publication | Aalborg |
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| Publisher | Department of Civil Engineering, Aalborg University |
| Number of pages | 26 |
| Publication status | Published - 1995 |
Keywords
- Numerical Modelling
- Test Setup
- Hydraulic Gradient
- Forchheimer Equation