Print Email Facebook Twitter The dynamic behaviour of hydraulic structures caused by wave impact loads Title The dynamic behaviour of hydraulic structures caused by wave impact loads: Enhancing the present design method in time and space Author Sleeuwaegen, Shannon (TU Delft Civil Engineering and Geosciences; TU Delft Hydraulic Engineering) Contributor Tieleman, Orson (mentor) Hofland, Bas (graduation committee) Abspoel, Roland (graduation committee) Tsouvalas, Apostolos (graduation committee) de Almeida Sousa, Ermano (graduation committee) Degree granting institution Delft University of Technology Programme Civil Engineering | Structural Engineering | Hydraulic Structures Date 2020-01-16 Abstract At this moment hydraulic structures are designed based on a simple method: the Dynamic Amplification Factor (DAF) method. This method does not consider the full dynamic interaction between the wave impacts, structure and water. The research project DynaHicS focusses on the dynamic behaviour of hydraulic structures, taking into account fluid-structure interaction (FSI). The main goal of the DynaHicS project is to develop new design guidelines to identify dynamic behaviour of hydraulic structures, so that more economical designs can be made in the future. The master thesis focusses on improving the current design method, which can contribute to the development of a new design method for hydraulic structures in the future. The present design method, the DAF method, is extended in time and space. This is done by developing a method to determine the force-time signal of multiple wave impacts, whereby the results from scale model tests are no longer required. In this method the spatial variation (height and width) of the wave impact force over the structure surface is taken into account. Subject Hydraulic structuresdynamic behaviourDynamic Amplification FactorAfsluitdijk To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:43767bbe-454b-4482-96b9-1eb067e5cefd Part of collection Student theses Document type master thesis Rights © 2020 Shannon Sleeuwaegen Files PDF Msc_Thesis_S_Sleeuwaegen_ ... _Loads.pdf 8.78 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:43767bbe-454b-4482-96b9-1eb067e5cefd/datastream/OBJ/view