Sediment budget for Paradip port, India
Autor: | P.N. Ananth, Vallam Sundar |
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Rok vydání: | 1990 |
Předmět: |
Hydrology
geography East coast geography.geographical_feature_category General Engineering Breaking wave Port (computer networking) Deposition (geology) Paradip Port India Ports Sediment Transport Wave Refraction dumping erosion port sand sediment budget India Paradip Port Depth contour Erosion General Earth and Planetary Sciences Sedimentary budget Geomorphology Geology Channel (geography) General Environmental Science |
Zdroj: | Ocean and Shoreline Management. 13:69-81 |
ISSN: | 0951-8312 |
Popis: | A sediment budget calculation for Paradip port, situated on the east coast of India, is presented, taking into account longshore sand transport and nearshore erosion and deposition. Longshore sand transport rates have been computed using a CERC formula for which the average breaking wave characteristics, obtained from wave refraction diagrams were used. Quantities of nearshore erosion and deposition were obtained from the analysis of near-shore profiles. The study reveals that a quantity of nearly 0·8 million m 3 of sand is deposited in the approach channel, while as much as 1·3 million m 3 of sand is removed from the northern side of the port annually. It is also clear that the dumping of sand dredged from the port and its approaches beyond the 11 m depth contour on the northern side of the port, does not help to prevent erosion to the north of the port. |
Databáze: | OpenAIRE |
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