Scouring around a bridge pier is a complex phenomenon. More laboratory experiments are required to understand the scour mechanism. This paper focused on time development of local scour around piers and piles in semi integral bridges. Laboratory data collected at Hydraulics Laboratory, University of Malaya was analyzed for this purpose. Tests were performed with two different uniform sediment si...

local scouring around bridge piers is a natural phenomenon caused by the erosive process of flowing stream on alluvial beds. the 3d flow field around bridge piers interacting with the bed materials increases complexity of local scour process. the local scour depth develops in accelerated flows and if it is not predicted correctly, the bottom level of local scour hole will exceed the original le...

Abstract Bridge foundation scour is one of the major problems for bridges in Nepal. Kathmandu Valley, which main economic hub and capital Nepal lies a seismically active zone. In this study, bridge spanning over Bagmati River Valley studied as reference to assess seismic response typical affected by scouring. Modal analysis revealed becomes more flexible when depth 2 m considered. A series push...

A model is developed for simulating changes in river bed morphology as a result of bed scouring during the release of an ice jam. The model couples a non-hydrostatic hydrodynamic model with the processes of erosion and deposition through a grid expansion technique. The actual movement of bed load is implemented by reconstructing the river bed in piecewise linear elements in order to bypass the ...

INFLUENCES OF THE LOGGERHEAD SPONGE (SPHECIOSPONGIA VESPARIUM) AND THE VASE SPONGE (IRCINIA CAMPANA) ON NEARSHORE HARDBOTTOM COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT IN THE FLORIDA KEYS Scott Donahue Old Dominion University, 2008 Director: Dr. Mark J. Butler IV Sponges, octocorals, and stony corals are the dominant sessile fauna within shallow, hard-bottom communities in the Florida Keys, FL (USA). The sponge com...