Coastal Engineering 1998 1999
DOI: 10.1061/9780784404119.144
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"A Statistical Tool for Breakwater Design"

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“…The crown wall is a rigid structure in contrast to a rubble mound. Damage here is of a fragile nature; usually the result of the action of just one sufficiently large wave (Silva et al, 1998). An analysis of the maritime climate (wave action and sea levels), the width of the esplanade and the breakwater foundations are also a cause for concern in its design.…”
Section: Bulky Mass-concrete Elements Versus Slender Reinforced Concretementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The crown wall is a rigid structure in contrast to a rubble mound. Damage here is of a fragile nature; usually the result of the action of just one sufficiently large wave (Silva et al, 1998). An analysis of the maritime climate (wave action and sea levels), the width of the esplanade and the breakwater foundations are also a cause for concern in its design.…”
Section: Bulky Mass-concrete Elements Versus Slender Reinforced Concretementioning
confidence: 99%
“…2-17 is 1.1< 0 < 4.2; 0.5<Hs/Ac<1.5; 1<Rc/Ac<2.6; 0.3<Ac/Gc<1.1 and 1.5<cotα3.5. Silva et al (1998) extended the methodology given by Martín et al (1995) method to irregular waves using the statistical characterization of the run-up. Martín et al (1999) introduced minor modifications to Martín et al (1995), mainly in the run-up factor that directly affects the horizontal pressures related to the dynamic response of the crown wall and in the consideration of the up-lift pressures.…”
Section: Wave Loads On Crown Wallsmentioning
confidence: 99%