WANG Zhao-yao, LIU Hong-jun, YANG Qi, et al. Local scour of large diameter monopile under combined waves and currents[J]. 2021, 42(4): 1178-1185.
DOI:
WANG Zhao-yao, LIU Hong-jun, YANG Qi, et al. Local scour of large diameter monopile under combined waves and currents[J]. 2021, 42(4): 1178-1185.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2020.1260.
Local scour of large diameter monopile under combined waves and currents
Local scour often occurs in hydraulic and ocean engineering. Wave-current coupling and pile diameter effect make this problem very complicated. In order to study the local scour characteristics of large diameter monopile under combined waves and currents
a numerical model was established in the CFD software FLOW 3D
and a physical model test was designed. By comparing the scour depth in the physical model test and the results in numerical simulation
the accuracy of numerical simulation was verified. Based on an offshore wind farm project
a field-scale numerical model of seabed and monopile was established. The waves were described by random theory and the turbulence was calculated by large eddy simulation method
and the local scour characteristics of a large diameter monopile under combined waves and currents were analyzed. The results show that the spatial development of local scour can be divided into three stages: longitudinal cutting
lateral spreading and stabilization. The maximum scour depth was 4.9 m in front of the pile
which was about 0.9 times of the pile diameter. Correspondingly
the time development of the local scour can also be divided into three stages: rapid growth
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WANG Zhi-liang1
XIAO Zhi-huan1
SHEN Lin-fang1
LI Shao-Jun2
ZHANG Gui-min
SUN Wen-qing
ZHU Ze-fan
SU Yong-kang
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