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ASCE 9780784476154 2011

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Scour and Erosion (GSP 210)

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Scour and erosion represent some of the most critical threats to maintaining infrastructure and quality of life throughout the world. As the human population expands, the responsibilities of engineers, scientists, and designers continue to increase. The demand for a creative approach to effective control of scour and erosion also becomes more pressing, requiring cross-disciplinary synthesis of information from the fields of hydraulic and geotechnical engineering. The papers presented in this book examine the scour and erosion of hillside, fluvial, estuarine, and coastal environments at the interface of water, soil, and rock. This proceedings will be valuable to anyone working in the fields of geotechnical, environmental, or water resources engineering.

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8 Contents
16 Keynote Lectures
Partial Grouted Riprap for Enhanced Scour Resistance
26 Scour at Offshore Structures
36 Physics of Rock Scour: The Power of the Bubble
56 Observational Method for Estimating Future Scour Depth at Existing Bridges
81 Bridge Scour
An Experimental Study of Scour Process and Sediment Transport around a Bridge Pier with Foundation
91 Characteristics of Developing Scour Holes around Two Piers Placed in Transverse Arrangement
101 Local Scour at Bridge Piers: The Role of Reynolds Number on Horseshoe Vortex Dynamics
110 Trends in Live-Bed Pier Scour at Selected Bridges in South Carolina
120 Time-Dependent Scour Depth under Bridge-Submerged Flow
130 In Situ Measurement of the Scour Potential of Non-Cohesive Sediments (ISEP)
140 Geotechnical Limit to Scour at Spill-Through Abutments
147 Maximum Abutment Scour Depth in Cohesive Soils
157 Erosion of Soils
On the Behaviour of Open Filters under Wave Loading
167 Two Complementary Tests for Characterizing the Soil Erosion
177 The Effects of Exopolymers on the Erosional Resistance of Cohesive Sediments
187 Site Factor for Use of Velocity-Based EFA Erosion Rates
197 Surface Erosion: Erodibility Characterisation and Physical Parameters Effects
207 Prediction of Exposure Risk for Buried Pipelines Due to Surface Erosion
217 Piping Potential of a Fibrous Peat
227 Comparison of Geosynthetic Rolled Erosion Control Product (RECP) Properties between Laboratories
237 Comparison of the Rate of Evaporation from Six Rolled Erosion Control Products
246 International Practices and Guidance: Natural-Fiber Rolled Erosion Control Products
256 On the Stress Dependent Contact Erosion in Vibro Stone Columns
266 Scour and Erosion of Dams and Levees
Suffusion Evaluation—Comparison of Current Approaches
278 A Life Cycle Approach to Probabilistic Assessment of Levee Erosion
288 A Practical Approach to Assess Combined Levee Erosion, Seepage, and Slope Stability Failure Modes
298 Levee Failure Due to Piping: A Full-Scale Experiment
308 Levee Erosion Prediction Equations Calibrated with Laboratory Testing
320 Levee Erosion Screening Process
331 Study of Transient Flow Caused by Rapid Filling and Drawdown in Protection Levees
341 Simulating Levee Erosion with Physical Modeling Validation
353 Testing and Analysis of Erodibility of Hongshihe Landslide Dam
363 Earth Dam Failure by Erosion: A Case History
373 Effect of Seepage on River Bank Stability
383 Experimental Study of Internal Erosion of Fine Grained Soils
393 Effect of Suffusion on Mechanical Characteristics of Sand
402 Hydraulic Erosion along the Interface of Different Soil Layers
412 Identification of Descriptive Parameters of the Soil Pore Structure Using Experiments and CT Data
423 Slurry Induced Piping Progression of a Sand
433 Experimental Bench for Study of Internal Erosion in Cohesionless Soils
443 Scour of Offshore Platforms and Underwater Pipelines
Field Performance of Scour Protection around Offshore Monopiles
455 Scour Protection around Offshore Wind Turbines: Monopiles
465 Scour Assessment in Complex Marine Soils –An Evaluation through Case Examples
475 Scour Reduction by Collars around Offshore Monopiles
486 Three-Dimensional Scour at Submarine Pipelines in Unidirectional Steady Current
497 Numerical Model for Three-Dimensional Scour below a Pipeline in Steady Currents
506 Scour Monitoring and Scour Protection Solution for Offshore Gravity Based Foundations
516 Numerical Modeling
A Numerical Study on Design of Coastal Groins
526 Effect of Sheetpile Configuration on Seepage beneath Hydraulic Structures
534 A Microscopic Study on Soft Rock Erosion by Using Particle Flow Simulation
545 Modeling Erosion of an Unlined Spillway Chute Cut in Rock
555 90 Years of Erosion and Deposition on the Trinity River, Dallas, Texas
565 2-D Pore-Particle Scale Model of the Erosion at the Boundary of Two Soils under Horizontal Groundwater Flow
575 Reexamination of Creep Theory in the Foundation of Weirs by Model Experiments and Elasto-Plastic FEM
585 Application of the Multi-Dimensional Surface Water Modeling System at Bridge 339, Copper River Highway, Alaska
595 Assessment of Scour Development at a Deep-Water Marine Jetty Using 3D Computational Fluid Dynamics
605 Physical Model Tests
Physical Modeling of Abutment Scour for Overtopping, Submerged Orifice, and Free Surface Flows
614 Experimental Investigation of Critical Hydraulic Gradients for Unstable Soils
624 Flow Velocities and Bed Shear Stresses in a Stone Cover under an Oscillatory Flow
634 Gap Scour at a Stepped Concrete Block Grade Control Structure
644 Centrifuge Modelling of an Internal Erosion Mechanism
654 Experimental Study of the Influence of Non-Hydrostatic Pressure in Rip Rap Pier Protection
664 IJkdijk Full Scale Underseepage Erosion (Piping) Test: Evaluation of Innovative Sensor Technology
673 Analysis of the Temporal Evolution of the Sediment Movement in the Vicinity of a Cylindrical Bridge Pier
683 Time Evolution of the Horseshoe Vortex System Forming around a Bridge Abutment
693 Experiments Identifying Scour-Inducing Flow Patterns at a Gated Weir Stilling Basin
703 Effect of Tailwater Depth on the Scour Downstream of Falling Jets
712 Experimental Study on Interaction of Waves, Currents, and Dynamic Morphology Changes
722 Local Scour and Development of Sand Wave around T-Type and L-Type Groynes
730 Rock Scour
Wall Jet Scour in Rock
739 Soft-Rock Scouring Processes Downstream of Weirs
749 Hydraulic Loading for Bridges Founded on Rock
758 Modified Slake Durability Test for Erodible Rock Material
764 Scour at Bridge Foundations on Rock: Overview of NCHRP Project No. 24-29
772 Bluestone Dam Rock Scour
782 Numerical Modeling of Scour at Bridge Foundations on Rock
792 Case Histories, Management, and Field Studies
Design of Laterally Loaded Deep Piers to Resist River Scour
802 A Laser-Based Optical Approach for Measuring Scour Depth around Hydraulic Structures
812 Effect of Post-Earthquake Bed Degradation on Bridge Stability
822 Submerged-Flow Bridge Scour under Maximum Clear-Water Conditions (I): Experiment
830 Submerged-Flow Bridge Scour under Maximum Clear-Water Conditions (II): Theory
839 Evaluation of the Structural Integrity of Bridge Pier Foundations Using Microtremors in Flood Conditions
849 Evaluation of Sediment Transport Rate in Coarse-Bed Rivers
859 Prediction of Localized Scour Hole on Natural Mobile Bed at Culvert Outlets
869 Impacts of Debris on Bridge Pier Scour
879 From Auwaiakeakua to Weoweopilau: Assessing Scour Critical Bridges in Hawaii (It’s a Tough Job, but Someone Has to Do It)
889 The Observational Method for Scour and the Schoharie Creek Bridge Failure
899 Scour Evaluation of Bridge Foundations Using Vibration Measurement
909 Tidal Bridge Scour in a Coastal River Environment: Case Study
918 Re-Classifying Bridges with Unknown Foundations
929 Guidance on the Design of Berthing Structures Related to the Flow Velocities in Ship Thrusters
939 Georgia DOT’s Implementation of BridgeWatch
946 Monitoring
Underwater Acoustic Imaging Devices for Portable Scour Monitoring
956 Monitoring Bridge Scour by Bragg Grating Array
964 Bridge Scour Monitoring Technologies: Development of Evaluation and Selection Protocols for Application on River Bridges in Minnesota
973 Scour Monitoring Development for Two Bridges in Texas
983 Monitoring Hydraulic Conditions and Scour at I-90 Bridges on Blackfoot River Following Removal of Milltown Dam near Bonner, Montana, 2009
993 Modeling and Monitoring Scour during Bridge Replacement with Multi-Dimensional Modeling and Repeated Multi-Beam Surveys at the Tanana River near Tok, Alaska
1002 Countermeasures, Stream Stability, and Erosion of Slopes
Sheath for Reducing Local Scour in Bridge Piers
1012 Effects of Collars on Scour Reduction at Bridge Abutments
1023 Assessing Bridge Vulnerability and Risk Due to Stream Instability
1028 Evaluation of Sedimentation History of Sandbars at Entrance of Lake Tofutsu, Hokkaido, Japan, by MASW Technology
1038 Instability of Grass Caused by Wave Overtopping
1048 Geomorphic and River Channel Stability Assessment of the Merced River at the Ferguson Slide, Mariposa County, CA
1058 Correlation of Predicted and Measured Slope Erosion
1069 Design of Erosion Protection at Landfill Areas with Slopes Less than 10%
1079 Erosion Protection at Landfill Slopes Greater than 10%
1089 FHWA Equations and Design Standards
Comparison of the HEC-18, Melville, and Sheppard Pier Scour Equations
1097 River Engineering for Highway Encroachments FHWA HDS-6
1107 Comprehensive Scour Analysis at Highway Bridges HEC-18
1117 Revisiting the HEC-18 Scour Equation
1125 Review of Bridge Scour Practice in the U.S.
1135 Hydraulic Variables for Scour Using HEC-RAS
1146 Indexes
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ASCE 9780784476154 2011
$100.21