Numerical Investigation of the Local Scour for Tripod Pile Foundation
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Abstract
This work investigates numerically a local scour moves in irregular waves around tripods.It is constructed and proven to use the numerical model of the seabed-tripodfluid with an RNG k turbulence model.The present numerical model then examines the flow velocity distribution and scour characteristics.After that, the suggested computational model Flow-3D is a useful tool for analyzing and forecasting the maximum scour development and the flow field in random waves around tripods.The scour values affecting the foundations of the tripod must be studied and calculated, as this phenomenon directly and negatively affects the structure of the structure and its design life.The lower diagonal braces and the main column act as blockages, increasing the flow accelerations underneath them.This increases the number of particles that are moved, which in turn creates strong scouring in the area.The numerical model has a good agreement with the experimental model, with a maximum percentage of error of 10% between the experimental and numerical models.In addition, Based on dimensional analysis parameters, an empirical equation has been devised to forecast scour depth with flow depth, median size ratio, Keulegan-Carpenter (Kc), Froud number flow, and wave velocity that the results obtained in this research at various flow velocities and flow depths demonstrated that the maximum scour depth rate depended on wave height with rising velocities and decreasing particle sizes (d50) and the scour depth attains its steady-current value for Vw < 0.75.As the Froude number rises, the maximum scour depth will be large.
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