WAVE GENERATION IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK

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Zabihi K.Kh Milad; MAZAHERI SAID; Rezaee Mazyak Ahmad

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Journal: International Journal of Coastal, Offshore and Environmental Engineering Year:2017 | Volume:- | Issue:5 Page(s): 33-43

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WAVE GENERATION IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK

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Zabihi K.Kh Milad | MAZAHERI SAID | Rezaee Mazyak Ahmad | Issue Writer Certificate

Keywords

WAVE TANK

NUMERICAL

NAVIER STOKES EQUATION

VOF

REGULAR WAVE

STREAMLINE

Abstract

Developing NUMERICAL tanks to study wave structure interaction drew engineers’ attention in last decade. NUMERICAL WAVE TANKs are absolutely essential for investigating wave-structure interaction. This paper presents two different NUMERICAL software capabilities to generate regular gravity waves in a WAVE TANK. The wave generation was performed using the FLUENT package and Flow-3D. Both models are based on Navier-Stokes and VOF equations.The results of the mentioned models were compared with theoretical results.Free surface elevation and horizontal component of wave particle velocity were the two parameters which have been considered for comparison. Results indicate that Flow-3D in some cases is a bit more accurate than Fluent in capturing free surface elevation. In NUMERICAL models it is important to dissipate wave energy and prevent wave reflection. In this way four different slopes were evaluated to determine the minimum slope needed for wave energy dissipation. The results showed that a minimum slope of 1V: 35H is needed to avoid wave reflection. The variation of STREAMLINEs and velocity potential are also studied. The pattern of horizontal and vertical velocity variation in the fluid domain is similar to stream function and potential velocity function variation, respectively.

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Zabihi K.Kh, Milad, MAZAHERI, SAID, & Rezaee Mazyak, Ahmad. (2017). WAVE GENERATION IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COASTAL, OFFSHORE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, -(5), 33-43. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/352371/en

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Zabihi K.Kh Milad, MAZAHERI SAID, Rezaee Mazyak Ahmad. WAVE GENERATION IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COASTAL, OFFSHORE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING[Internet]. 2017;-(5):33-43. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/352371/en

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Milad Zabihi K.Kh, SAID MAZAHERI, and Ahmad Rezaee Mazyak, “WAVE GENERATION IN A NUMERICAL WAVE TANK,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF COASTAL, OFFSHORE AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, vol. -, no. 5, pp. 33–43, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/352371/en

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