The Pressure Impulse Distribution Due to Wave Impact on a Vertical Plane Wall
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概要
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In this paper a theoretical study of shock pressures due to wave impact is presented. We obtain analytically impulsive pressure on a vertical plane wall in an infinite depth. The basic model we adopt here is presented by Cooker and Peregrine. We obtain two types of pressure impulse distribution on a wall by solving the model equation. These two types correspond to wave impact phenomena with and without a space trapped between the overturning wave face and the wall.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1993-07-15
著者
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Okamura Makoto
Research Institute For Applied Mechanics Kyushu University
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Okamura M
Research Institute For Applied Mechanics Kyushu University
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