Effects of dynamic soil permeability on the wave-induced oscillatory seabed response

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Wu, S
Jeng, DS
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2018
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Soil permeability is one of key factors in the prediction of the wave-induced seabed response, which will directly affect the design of foundation around marine installations. Most previous studies in the field treated the soil permeability as a constant, although it depends on numerous soil parameters. In this study, the soil permeability is considered as a function of pore water pressure as reported in the literature. with this new feature, the governing equation will become non-linear differential equations. Numerical examples demonstrate the significant influence of dynamic soil permeability on the wave-induced pore pressure and effective stresses.

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Proceedings of the Thirteenth (2018) Pacific-Asia Offshore Mechanics Symposium
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