EFFECTS OF FLOW AND EBB TIDES ON THE CURRENT AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS IN DELTAS USING THE NUMERICAL MIKE 21 SOFTWARE

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KARAMI KHANIKI ALI; BAKHSHANDEH F.; LARI KAMRAN

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Journal: Journal of Water Resources Engineering Year:2014 | Volume:7 | Issue:21 Page(s): 1-11

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EFFECTS OF FLOW AND EBB TIDES ON THE CURRENT AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS IN DELTAS USING THE NUMERICAL MIKE 21 SOFTWARE

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KARAMI KHANIKI ALI | BAKHSHANDEH F. | LARI KAMRAN | Issue Writer Certificate

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EBB SHOALQ2

FLOW SHOALQ2

INLETQ2

MIKE2LQ2

SEDIMENT TRANSPORTQ2

TIDAL CURRENTQ2

Abstract

The current and SEDIMENT TRANSPORT patterns are important factors affecting coastline morphology. Subsequently, these factors are influenced by waves and currents. Currents are generated by waves breaking on the coastal area. A simultaneous presence of a long shore and TIDAL CURRENTs makes the INLET. A complex hydrodynamic area. The effects of TIDAL CURRENTs on SEDIMENT TRANSPORT pattern and sedimentary features of INLETs were studied by numerical modeling. The junction of a small bay to an open sea was modeled using the MIKE2L software. Different conditions of tide amplitudes (0.5, 1.5, 2.5 meters) were investigated. The results clearly indicated the formation of two vortexes during transformation from flow to ebb tide and vice versa. These vortexes, in association with the tidal flow and ebb currents, produce some shallow areas at the sides of the INLET. The radius of the tidal vortexes, and the width of sedimentation area, are directly dependent on the tide amplitude. Using an analysis of Keulegan, when tide amplitudes were 1.5 and 2.5 meters, there was flow dominance in SEDIMENT TRANSPORT capability (i.e. net bay-ward transport).when the tide amplitude was 0.5 meter, there was the ebb dominance of SEDIMENT TRANSPORT capability.

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KARAMI KHANIKI, ALI, BAKHSHANDEH, F., & LARI, KAMRAN. (2014). EFFECTS OF FLOW AND EBB TIDES ON THE CURRENT AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS IN DELTAS USING THE NUMERICAL MIKE 21 SOFTWARE. WATER ENGINEERING, 7(21), 1-11. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/169413/en

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KARAMI KHANIKI ALI, BAKHSHANDEH F., LARI KAMRAN. EFFECTS OF FLOW AND EBB TIDES ON THE CURRENT AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS IN DELTAS USING THE NUMERICAL MIKE 21 SOFTWARE. WATER ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2014;7(21):1-11. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/169413/en

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ALI KARAMI KHANIKI, F. BAKHSHANDEH, and KAMRAN LARI, “EFFECTS OF FLOW AND EBB TIDES ON THE CURRENT AND SEDIMENT TRANSPORT PATTERNS IN DELTAS USING THE NUMERICAL MIKE 21 SOFTWARE,” WATER ENGINEERING, vol. 7, no. 21, pp. 1–11, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/169413/en

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