EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE WAVE LOAD APPLIED TO THE TOE BERM OF A RUBBLE MOUND STRUCTURE BUILT ON VERY STEEP SLOPES
ICCE 2022
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EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THE WAVE LOAD APPLIED TO THE TOE BERM OF A RUBBLE MOUND STRUCTURE BUILT ON VERY STEEP SLOPES. (2023). Coastal Engineering Proceedings, 37, structures.80. https://doi.org/10.9753/icce.v37.structures.80

Abstract

It is sometimes difficult to design a rubble mound structure along the shorelines of lakes located in mountainous environments, due to the typical extreme steepness of the underwater profile. A stable rubble mound structure requires that the underlying bed slope is at least, say, 2H:3V, and in addition there must be some space to accommodate a small horizontal berm. The berm stability assumes an extreme importance, obviously. This research, funded by the Brevetti+ program, studies the behavior of a system that allows for the placement of rubble mound structures along steep profiles, since the stability of the toe berm is assured by tie rods.
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