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Comparison of Two Techniques to Measure Sediment Erodibility in the Fox River, Wisconsin
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper compares the results of two sediment erodibility test methods that have been applied on surficial sediments at a number of locations on the Fox River in Wisconsin. The methods include a straight flume that is ...
Flume Test Section Length and Sediment Erodibility
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper analyzes the effect of flume test section length on sediment erodibility measurements. A modular flume was constructed and experiments were conducted with two test section lengths:
Flume Measurements of Sediment Erodibility in Boston Harbor
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: To obtain in situ measurements of sediment erodibility in defined bottom shear stress environments, a portable, straight flume was built, tested, and deployed in the field for six experiments at three locations in Quincy ...
Ship Wave-Induced Sedimentation of a Tidal Creek in Galveston Bay
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: During the summer of 2005, a tidal creek (“Pine Gully”) within a few kilometers of the Houston Ship Channel was completely blocked by a
Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis of Flow in a Straight Flume for Sediment Erodibility Testing
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Computational fluid dynamics calculations of flow in a straight flume for sediment erodibility testing were conducted. The calculations allowed improved postprocessing of the erosion data collected and better understanding ...
Hydrodynamic Forcing and Sediment Character in Boston Harbor
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Calculated annual excess skin friction stress at various locations in Quincy Bay (outer Boston Harbor) was found to be correlated positively with sediment sand content. The correlation was optimized when a critical shear stress (τ
Process-Based Coastal Erosion Modeling for Drew Point, North Slope, Alaska
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: A predictive, coastal erosion/shoreline change model has been developed for a small coastal segment near Drew Point, Beaufort Sea, Alaska. This coastal setting has experienced a dramatic increase in erosion since the early ...