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  1. Myanmar Maritime University
  2. Department of River and Coastal Engineering

THE ROLE OF STEADY STREAMING IN SHEETFLOW TRANSPORT

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SHINJI SATO
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To quantitatively evaluate the role of the onshore streaming, laboratory experiments were conducted under the combined asymmetric wave-current conditions. The asymmetric flows with a wave period of 5 s and a maximum onshore velocity umax varying from 0.8 to 1.6 m/s have been applied for three well-sorted sands with different medium sand sizes. The sediment net transport rate was measured. Results show that except several cases, the onshore streaming enhanced the onshore sheetflow net transport by different extents. The streaminginduced net transport rate is found to be related to the free-stream velocity and the sand size.
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APAC 2011
December 14 – 16, 2011
Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Asian and Pacific Coasts
Hong Kong, China
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