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Vermelding onderdeel organisatie
February 1, 2012
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Breakwaters and Closure dams
Kust- en oeverwerken II
ct5308 Breakwaters and Closure Dams
H.J. Verhagen
Faculty of Civil Engineering and Geosciences Section Hydraulic Engineering
February 1, 2012 2
elements
• Lectures • Book:
Breakwaters and Closure Dam Verhagen, d’Angremond & Van Roode published by Spon, UK £ 40 (paperback) available via VSSD (normal €39.50, members € 19) available as “netbook” via Library (only TU-ip)
• Website: via Blackboard go to course ct5308 • practical information • PowerPoint presentations • additional texts
• Assessment: • via exercise • via oral examinations
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Netbook version
• goto http://discover.tudelft.nl
• type “breakwaters and closure dams”
• click on book (Spon version)
• click on “Go to full text”
• Good links, but only useful in online version
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Example Netbook
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Other references
• Rock Manual (2007)
• Closure of Tidal Basins (1987)
• Coastal Engineering Manual
• Various PIANC publications
• EN13383
• Manual on the use of… (2x)
• CD-ROM will be made available
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1. Introduction
2. Coastal Hydrodynamics
3. Coastal Sediment Processes
4. Coastal Geology
5. Coastal Project planning and design
6. Design of coastal project elements
7 Appendices (Glossary)
http://chl.erdc.usace.army.mil/cemtoc
Coastal engineering manual (shore protection manual)
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Design of Coastal Project Elements (Hughes, updated 6/1/2006)
1 Introduction to Coastal Project Element Design
2 Types and Functions of Coastal Structures
3 Site Specific Design Conditions
4 Materials and Construction Aspects
5.1 Fundamentals of Design - Part 1
5.2 Fundamentals of Design - Part 2
5.3 Fundamentals of Design - Part 3
6 Reliability in Design
7 Design of Specific Project Elements - Case Studies
8 Monitoring, Maintenance and Repair of Coastal Projects
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organization Master Hydraulic Engineering
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Making a mattress
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Bed protection
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Completed block mat
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Block mat factory
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Transport of the block mat
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Placing the block mat
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Caspian quarry, Dubai
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Quarry in Bulgaria
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Larvik, Norway
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Loading a quarry train
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Quarry train for the Maasvlakte 1
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Loading a stone barge (Palm I, Dubai)
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The split barge
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Split barge
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Heavy stonework (Palm I, Dubai)
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Large construction cranes
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Placing riprap by crane
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Placing riprap by crane
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Using the orange peel grab
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Side stone dumping vessel
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side stone dumping vessel
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ship for placing concrete cubes
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Placing cubes by helicopter
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Helicopter in action
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Emergency closure in New Orleans
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Closure with a cable car
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Horizontal closure by tipping (Korea)
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Closing with sand bags and sack-gabions
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Sirevåg Berm breakwater
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Antifer blocks at Sines (Portugal)
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Breakwater under construction
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Xbloc armour units in Bar Beach
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