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Local scour modeling around hydraulic structures with complex geometries
X. Liu
, Y. Xu
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Institute for Computational and Data Sciences (ICDS)
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Complex Structure
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Sediment Transport
100%
Complex Geometry
100%
Local Scour
100%
Hydraulic Structure
100%
Scour Model
100%
Dike
50%
Flow Field
50%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
50%
Morphological Changes
50%
Engineering Practice
50%
Coastal Area
50%
Sediment Bed
50%
Arbitrary Lagrangian-Eulerian Method
50%
Simple Geometry
50%
Immersed Boundary Method
50%
Mesh Deformation
50%
OpenFOAM
50%
Dynamic Platform
50%
Geometric Deformation
50%
Rock Vanes
50%
Engineering
Complex Structure
100%
Local Scour
100%
Hydraulic Structure
100%
Engineering
50%
Computational Fluid Dynamics
50%
Induced Change
50%
Simple Geometry
50%
Eulerian Approach
50%
Flow Distribution
50%
Eulerian Method
50%
Earth and Planetary Sciences
Earth Surface Sediment Transport
100%
Hydraulic Structure
100%
Dyke (Water management)
50%
Morphology
50%
Flow Distribution
50%
Fluid Dynamics
50%
Coastal Region
50%