Theoretical Investigation Applied to Scattering Water Waves by Rectangular Submerged Obstacles/and Submarine Trenches

Mohammed Loukili, Denys Dutykh, Sandrine Pincemin, Kamila Kotrasova, Nizar Abcha

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Abstract

A simple analytical model is presented in this work to investigate reflection coefficients due to the interactions of waves with rectangular submerged obstacles/and submarine trenches. Our intention in this work is to present a simple analytical model to simulate and study water-wave scattering by evaluating reflection coefficients. Further, our challenge is to present an analytical model that can easily investigate simultaneously the effects of rectangular submerged obstacles/and submarine trenches on wave scattering. Furthermore, reflection coefficients are investigated for different immersion ratios and relative lengths simultaneously for submarine trenches/and rectangular submerged obstacles. In addition, to ensure the validity of the presented model, our results are well compared with those of the literature. Finally, a comparison of reflection coefficients associated with the interactions of waves with rectangular submerged obstacles/and submarine trenches are presented to investigate the most efficient breakwater, and to highlight the importance of the presented model.

Original languageBritish English
Article number379
JournalGeosciences (Switzerland)
Volume12
Issue number10
DOIs
StatePublished - Oct 2022

Keywords

  • breakwater
  • reflection coefficients
  • theoretical approach
  • wave-structure interactions

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