Mathematical modelling of wave-current interaction in a hydrodynamic laboratory basin

H. Margaretha

Mathematical modelling of wave-current interaction in a hydrodynamic laboratory basin

H. Margaretha

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Abstract

This dissertation concerns the study of surface waves on a layer of fluid when a current is present in the layer. In particular we derive a model that describes the adaptation process when a given surface wave on still water meets at a certain point a current. Both wave and current will then start to interact to reach a steady state situation. For the typical task of a hydrodynamic laboratory to generate a desired wave above a given current, this model can be used to design a method to predict the properties of the waves and current before the adaptation, which is desired for the practical generation process in the laboratory.

Original language	English
Awarding Institution	University of Twente
Supervisors/Advisors	van Groesen, Embrecht W.C., Supervisor Andonowati, A., Advisor
Thesis sponsors	Maritiem Research Instituut Nederland (MARIN)
Award date	23 Sep 2005
Place of Publication	Zutphen, The Netherlands
Publisher	Wohrmann
Print ISBNs	90-365-2230-7
Publication status	Published - 23 Sep 2005

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EWI-18635
METIS-224713
IR-50816

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