Coastal Engineering 2000 2001
DOI: 10.1061/40549(276)17
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Bed Friction in Combined Wave-Current Flows

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“…(62a)) for rough turbulent flows, iii) for sheet flow conditions (h k0.8) the wave friction factor, f w,s , takes the form given by Wilson (1989), iv) the choice of friction factor is determined by the maximum of f w,r and f w,s , v) the friction factor is not enhanced by the presence of a near-normal incidence current, in accord with experimental observations of Simons et al (2001), vi) some simplifications are made to the expressions for mathematical convenience.…”
Section: Longshore Transportsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…(62a)) for rough turbulent flows, iii) for sheet flow conditions (h k0.8) the wave friction factor, f w,s , takes the form given by Wilson (1989), iv) the choice of friction factor is determined by the maximum of f w,r and f w,s , v) the friction factor is not enhanced by the presence of a near-normal incidence current, in accord with experimental observations of Simons et al (2001), vi) some simplifications are made to the expressions for mathematical convenience.…”
Section: Longshore Transportsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…The data can be viewed as complementary to those presented earlier by Kamphuis (1975), Sleath (1984) and Simons et al (2000). The paper essentially presents the results of two experimental campaigns.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…Fig. 14a also includes the data compiled by Soulsby et al (1993) and Jensen (1989) plus two more sets of data reported in Simons et al (2000). Of the data compiled by Soulsby et al (1993), Simon et al's (1988 is not included in Fig.…”
Section: Wave-friction Factormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, a significant amount of the existing work in the field has focused on measuring the shear stress at the wall and on addressing the wall roughness effect [5][6][7]. Experimental works reporting detailed measurements of the flow are much scarce [2,[8][9][10].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%