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• W3170711861 abstract "The gravity wave interaction with an array of porous cages in the presence of a seaside submerged quarter-circular porous breakwater (QCPBW) is analyzed within the framework of linearized water wave theory. A quadratic pressure drop is adopted for the wave past the porous structures to capture the effect of wave height on the energy dissipation. The boundary value problem is solved using the iterative Dual Boundary Element Method (DBEM). The numerical code is validated with known results in the literature. One or upto four units of submerged and bottom fixed porous cages are considered. The effect of porosity on QCPBW and porous cages are investigated pragmatically to study the scattering and wave forces. It is found that introducing a single porous cage with 10% porosity at the rear side of a QCPBW with a porosity of 25% can reduce the wave transmission coefficient by about 50% for relative water depth k0h>π/3. Increasing the porosity of the single cage from 10% to 40% has a significant reduction on the horizontal and vertical force coefficients on the cage, whereas the change is insignificant on QCPBW. The horizontal wave force is three to four times higher when compared to the vertical wave force for both QCPBW as well as on the porous cage. For a system comprising four units of cages, both the horizontal and vertical wave forces on cage 1, 2, 3, and 4 reduce progressively (cage 2 is at the lee side of cage 1 and so on). The results of the present study can be used for the optimal design of open sea porous systems." @default.
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• W3170711861 title "Hydrodynamic analysis of a seaside quarter-circular breakwater with an array of porous cages using DBEM" @default.
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