| ZHAO Ming,TENG Bin. 2004. A composite numerical model for wave diffraction in a harbor with varying water depth. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (2):367－375 |
| A composite numerical model for wave diffraction in a harbor with varying water depth |
| A composite numerical model for wave diffraction in a harbor with varying water depth |
| Received:October 11, 2003 Revised:March 20, 2004 |
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| Key words:harbor wave diffraction finite element method boundary element method mild slope equation |
| 中文关键词: harbor wave diffraction finite element method boundary element method mild slope equation |
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| Abstract: |
| A composite numerical model is presented for computing the wave field in a harbor. The mild slope equation is discretized by a finite element method in the domain concerned. Out of the computational domain, the water depth is assumed to be constant. The boundary element method is applied to the outer boundary for dealing with the infinite boundary condition. Because the model satisfies strictly the infinite boundary condition, more accurate results can be obtained. The model is firstly applied to compute the wave diffraction in a narrow rectangular bay and the wave diffraction from a porous cylinder. The numerical results are compared with the analytical solution, experimental data and other numerical results. Good agreements are obtained. Then the model is applied to computing the wave diffraction in a square harbor with varying water depth. The effects of the water depth in the harbor and the incoming wave direction on the wave height distribution are discussed. |
| 中文摘要: |
| A composite numerical model is presented for computing the wave field in a harbor. The mild slope equation is discretized by a finite element method in the domain concerned. Out of the computational domain, the water depth is assumed to be constant. The boundary element method is applied to the outer boundary for dealing with the infinite boundary condition. Because the model satisfies strictly the infinite boundary condition, more accurate results can be obtained. The model is firstly applied to compute the wave diffraction in a narrow rectangular bay and the wave diffraction from a porous cylinder. The numerical results are compared with the analytical solution, experimental data and other numerical results. Good agreements are obtained. Then the model is applied to computing the wave diffraction in a square harbor with varying water depth. The effects of the water depth in the harbor and the incoming wave direction on the wave height distribution are discussed. |
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