Mechanics of Wave-Seabed-Structure Interactions: Modelling, Processes and Applications (Cambridge Ocean Technology Series, Series Number 7)

Synopsis

Opening With Recent Advances In Both The Theoretical And Physical Models For Wave-seabed-structure Interactions, This Book Provides An Updated Look At The Mathematics Behind The Interactions Between Sea, Soil And Man-made Structures. The Main Models Are Broken Down To Key Equations, And Their Strengths And Challenges Are Discussed. These Models Are Then Placed In Context With Industry-relevant Examples, In Both Two And Three Dimensions. From Seabed Instability Around Offshore Wind Turbines, To Soil Conditions In Response To The Laying Of Submarine Pipelines, This Book Takes A Comprehensive Look At A Variety Of Wave-seabed-structure Interactions. With Important Implications For The Future Of Offshore Infrastructure, This Is An Ideal Resource For Industry Workers, Undergraduate Students, And Researchers--