The Simulation and Application of Whip-Impact Sediment Dredging Technology

Jian Yong Li; Chao Zhang; Hong Lu Su; Fang Yi Li; Shun Shun Qin; Zi Wu Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.303-306.2871

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The Simulation and Application of Whip-Impact Sediment Dredging Technology

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Focusing on the dredging problem in Yellow River irrigation district, the whip-impact sediment dredging technology is put forward in the Xingjiadu Irrigation District. The finite element model of dredging process is built and the flow characteristic and behavior under design condition is studied, which can provide a theoretical basis for the feasibility of the whip-impact sediment dredging technology. Also, it can provide effective measures for the improvement of sediment dredging effects and whip-impact equipments.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 303-306)

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2871-2875

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February 2013

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Jian Yong Li, Chao Zhang, Hong Lu Su, Fang Yi Li, Shun Shun Qin, Zi Wu Liu

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Dredging Technology, Finite Element Model (FEM), Irrigation District, Whip-Impact

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