Solidification sludge as a scour countermeasure in ocean engineering

Ma, Chao; Sheng, Chuanming; Lian, Jijian; Liu, Fang

doi:10.1016/j.oceaneng.2021.110423

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“…Solidified soil protection is based on the saturated nature of solidified soil, strong water stability, anti-scour, and boundary ductility to form a scour-protection structure. There are now studies proving the effectiveness of solidified soil in resisting scour in underwater environments, but its applicability to projects has yet to be verified [21,22]. With reference to the establishment of instream vegetation, the density of vegetation is also an important factor influencing the surface destabilization of the seabed.…”

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Numerical Investigation of Local Scour Protection around the Foundation of an Offshore Wind Turbine

Zhang,

Yu,

Yin

et al. 2024

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The pile foundations of offshore wind turbines face serious problems from scour damage. This study takes offshore wind turbine monopile foundations as the research object and proposes an innovative anti-scour device for the protection net. A numerical simulation research method based on CFD-DEM was used to model the local scour of the pile foundation and protection net. The validity of the numerical model was verified by comparing the simulation results of the local scour of the pile foundation under the condition of clear water scour and the results of the flume test. The permeability rate was defined to characterize the overwatering of the protection net, and numerical simulations were performed for protection nets with permeability in the range of 0.681 to 0.802. The flow field perturbations, changes in washout pit morphology, and changes in washout depth development due to the protective netting were also analyzed. It was found that the protection net can effectively reduce the flow velocity around the pile, cut down the intensity of the submerged water in front of the pile, and provide scouring protection. Finally, the analysis and summary of the protection efficiency of the different protection nets revealed that the protection efficiency within the nets was consistently the highest. On the outside of the net, the protection efficiency is poor at a small permeability rate but increases with an increasing permeability rate.

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confidence: 99%