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CAISSON BREAKWATER DESIGN FOR SLIDING

by Steven Hutchinson, Martin Young, Alasdair Macleod
"... The offshore caisson breakwater at Costa Azul installed in 25m water depth is designed to withstand Pacific swell waves up to a PLS test case Hs 9.2m Tp 18.6s. Overall stability design is in accordance with the recommendations of PIANC WG 28. The critical failure mechanism is sliding, and the caisso ..."
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, and the caisson base is cast with a deliberately roughened (serrated) profile to increase sliding resistance and optimize the caisson cross section. Site based testing at prototype scale was conducted to validate the coefficient of friction used for design between the caisson base and nominal 100mm single size

Impedance of flexible suction caissons

by Morten Liingaard, Lars Andersen, Lars Bo Ibsen
"... The dynamic response of offshore wind turbines is affected by the properties of the foundation and the subsoil. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the dynamic soil–structure interaction of suction caissons for offshore wind turbines. The investigations include evaluation of the vertical and couple ..."
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The dynamic response of offshore wind turbines is affected by the properties of the foundation and the subsoil. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the dynamic soil–structure interaction of suction caissons for offshore wind turbines. The investigations include evaluation of the vertical

Interaction of Forces on Caissons in Undrained Soils

by Ha. Taiebat, J. P. Carter
"... In this paper the results of a numerical study on the behaviour of caisson foundations subjected to various combinations of loading are presented. A typical caisson has been used in this study with a length-to-diameter ratio of 2. The caisson is assumed to be embedded in a homogeneous soil deforming ..."
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In this paper the results of a numerical study on the behaviour of caisson foundations subjected to various combinations of loading are presented. A typical caisson has been used in this study with a length-to-diameter ratio of 2. The caisson is assumed to be embedded in a homogeneous soil

Research on the skin Friction ofopen caisson using the gravel (ill) 1tDJ*~agl*,.li~~¥~1, ~ /!'? 1 2, f. me, J:g§~-r \ J.i.rBj*~4 Masaaki Okamoto1*,Shinji Gomi1,Myint Htwe2,Nori Hiraga2,Kyoko Jonishe,

by Hidehiko Kazama
"... Caissons or laterally loaded piers are widely used in marine constructions where loads are heavy, to support traffic poles and bridges to resist large lateral loads, and to support transmission line towers to resist large uplifting forces. The space system caisson (SS caisson) method, which is the o ..."
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Caissons or laterally loaded piers are widely used in marine constructions where loads are heavy, to support traffic poles and bridges to resist large lateral loads, and to support transmission line towers to resist large uplifting forces. The space system caisson (SS caisson) method, which

HYDRODYNAMIC EFFICIENCY OF PARTIALLY IMMERSED CAISSONS SUPPORTED ON PILES

by O. S. Rageh, A. S. Koraim
"... The efficiency of the new type breakwater, which consists of caissons supporting on the two or three rows of piles was studied using physical models. The efficiency of the breakwater is presented as a function of the transmission, the reflection and the wave energy loss coefficients. Regular waves w ..."
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The efficiency of the new type breakwater, which consists of caissons supporting on the two or three rows of piles was studied using physical models. The efficiency of the breakwater is presented as a function of the transmission, the reflection and the wave energy loss coefficients. Regular waves

Tensile loading of model caisson foundations for structures on sand

by R. B. Kelly, B. W. Byrne, G. T. Houlsby, C. M. Martin - Proc. ISOPE, Toulon , 2004
"... The viability of multiple footing structures that use suction caisson foundations would be improved if the up-wind leg(s) could resist significant tensile loads. In the particular case of offshore wind turbines, large moments are applied at foundation level by the action of wind and waves on the str ..."
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The viability of multiple footing structures that use suction caisson foundations would be improved if the up-wind leg(s) could resist significant tensile loads. In the particular case of offshore wind turbines, large moments are applied at foundation level by the action of wind and waves

CHAPTER 200 WAVE IMPULSE PREDICTION FOR CAISSON DESIGN

by Michael J. A. Walkden, Peter J. Hewson, Geoffrey N. Bullock
"... Problems associated with the measurement of wave impact pressures are described and the poor comparison between the results of previous studies is outlined. It is argued that the force impulse form and magnitude are more relevant parameters for caisson design than maximum impact pressures. Data from ..."
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from small and large scale laboratory measurements are used to develop a simplified design approach for caisson breakwaters based on the limited magnitude of the force impulse. Comparison between large scale data and predictions based on small scale results show reasonable agreement.

WAVE IMPACTS ON VERTICAL SEAWALLS AND CAISSON BREAKWATERS

by Giovanni Cuomo
"... In most developed coastal areas, seawalls protect towns, road, rail and rural infrastructure against wave overtopping. Similar structures protect port installations worldwide, and may be used for cliff protection. When a large tidal excursion and severe environmental conditions concur to expose seaw ..."
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In most developed coastal areas, seawalls protect towns, road, rail and rural infrastructure against wave overtopping. Similar structures protect port installations worldwide, and may be used for cliff protection. When a large tidal excursion and severe environmental conditions concur to expose

Abstract HAZARD ANALYSIS OF DYNAMICALLY LOADED CAISSON BREAKWATERS

by L. Martinelli, H. G. Voortman, A. Lamberti, J. K. Vrijling
"... Probabilistic analysis, based on the final outcomes of the European research project PROVERBS, Oumeraci et al. 2000a, is applied to two example cases: Genoa Voltri main breakwater (Italy) and Easchel breakwater, a fictitious case combining Eastern Scheldt Storm Surge Barrier (the Netherlands) for th ..."
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) for the subsoil and Gela breakwater (Italy) for the rest. Sliding induced by non-breaking, impact or broken waves is the discussed failure mechanism. A calibrated 1 degree of freedom dynamic model, easy to use in a probability based design process, is adopted for the evaluation of the force transferred

Open Access Resistance Analysis of Open Caisson Towing on Water in the Construction of the Large Scale Bridge

by Yang Xiaojun, Chen Liang, Zhou Wei, Xiao Yingjie
"... Abstract: In order to solve the towing problem on water of the open caisson in the construction of the large scale bridge efficiently, combining with the towing operation project, the dragged open caisson and environmental data, etc. we design and produce the open caisson physical model and configur ..."
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and configure the test environment, use the force cell to collect real-time ex-perimental data, analyze and demonstrate the towing resistance of the open caisson. Use the experimental data and the model of resistance similarity transformation to calculate the resistance, while the towing speed is 1m/s, 2m
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