Tsunami wave suppression using submarine barriers
AM Fridman, LS Alperovich, L Shemer, L Pustilnik… - Uspekhi Fizicheskikh …, 2010 - ufn.ru
AM Fridman, LS Alperovich, L Shemer, L Pustilnik, D Shtivelman, AG Marchuk, D Liberzon
Uspekhi Fizicheskikh Nauk, 2010•ufn.ru… The behavior of runup observed here, which is sensitive not only to underwater barriers
but also to the distance between them, undoubtedly implies that the impact of a tsunami that
reaches the coast can be controlled with such barriers. Bearing this in mind, in the last
series of experiments, we explored the strength with which a tsunami hits an obstacle
placed on the coast. Instead of near-bottom barriers fully intercepting the channel, we used
small concrete tiles (7 cm in width and height and 0.8 cm thick). The tiles fell if two …
but also to the distance between them, undoubtedly implies that the impact of a tsunami that
reaches the coast can be controlled with such barriers. Bearing this in mind, in the last
series of experiments, we explored the strength with which a tsunami hits an obstacle
placed on the coast. Instead of near-bottom barriers fully intercepting the channel, we used
small concrete tiles (7 cm in width and height and 0.8 cm thick). The tiles fell if two …
Abstract
Submerged barriers, single or double, can be used to greatly reduce the devastating effect of a tsunami wave according to a research flume study conducted at Tel Aviv University.
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