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“…They concluded that pore water pressure fluctuations in the seabed due to short period waves are significant and are affected by the soil permeability and deformability, and wave-induced liquefaction is related to the upward seepage flow induced in the sea bed during the passage of wave troughs [16]. To understand the soil behavior in a controlled setting, wave tank experiments [14,19,33,39,41,42,47], compressive tests [12,51], and centrifugal wave tank studies [29,30,32] have also been conducted. Wave tank experiments have the advantage that they can provide the spatial and temporal distribution of the wave-induced pressures at the structure and at the bed surface.…”
Section: Previous Work On Wave-seabed Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They concluded that pore water pressure fluctuations in the seabed due to short period waves are significant and are affected by the soil permeability and deformability, and wave-induced liquefaction is related to the upward seepage flow induced in the sea bed during the passage of wave troughs [16]. To understand the soil behavior in a controlled setting, wave tank experiments [14,19,33,39,41,42,47], compressive tests [12,51], and centrifugal wave tank studies [29,30,32] have also been conducted. Wave tank experiments have the advantage that they can provide the spatial and temporal distribution of the wave-induced pressures at the structure and at the bed surface.…”
Section: Previous Work On Wave-seabed Interactionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ocean wave-induced liquefaction and scour have been of signiˆcant interest in considering the stability of oŠshore and coastal structures which include breakwaters, quay walls and wave dissipating blocks, etc‚ (e.g., Zen and Yamazaki, 1990;Suzuki et al, 2002). Therefore, the development of a reasonable evaluation method of mechanical behavior of seabed under wave-induced cyclic loading is important for practical purposes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two different mechanisms for wave-induced liquefaction have been reported in the literature [1]. One is caused by …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%