Evaluation of and Recommendations for Drop Structures in the Denver Metropolitan Area
In 1982, the Denver Urban Drainage and Flood Control District published interim guidelines for the design of sloped, loose riprap drop structures, as well as vertical wall drop structures...

Riprap Stability on Channel Slide Slopes
The stability of riprap placed on a sloping bank is decreased because one component of gravity tends to displace the rock down the slope. Results of riprap stability tests on sloping banks...

Gradation and Layer Thickness Effects on Riprap
Since riprap has become a costly and in some areas, scarce commodity, proper design maximizing the level of protection with a minimum rock size and layer thickness is an important goal....

Mechanical Properties of Model Ice Rubble
Experiments were conducted to measure the mechanical properties of bulk ice rubble. Tests were performed under isothermal and plane strain conditions. Fresh water ice blocks were used...

Army Opens Riprap Test Channel

Riprap Sizing-Four Methods
A comparison summary is provided for sizing of riprap by four methods: Isbash, Froude, Tractive Force - Logarithmic Velocity Profile (TFL), and Tractive Force - Power Velocity Profile...

Reduction of Intake Flow Due to Ice Rubbling and Consolidation
Numerous seawater intakes have been designed for Arctic Coastal Waters. In these areas moving ice often causes rubbling and pile up of broken ice pieces against the shore. If this forms...

Some Thoughts on the Future Design of Breakwaters

On the Interpretation of Rubble-Mound Breakwater Tests

Low-Crest Breakwaters, Studies in Random Waves

An Investigation of the Stable Weight of Rubble for the Foundations of Vertical Walls under Wave Action

Riprap Stability a Progress Report

Design of Toe Protection for Coastal Structures

Soft Engineering Alternatives for Shore Protection

Rock Riprap Gradient Control Structures

Model Study and Riprap Design for Columbia River

Don't Always Put Dam in Narrowest Part of Valley
Hydraulic factors must be taken into account in dam planning and design, because the best structural design is not always the most economical. When the potential for downstream flood damage...

Thin Shotcrete Layers Subjected to Punch Loads

Experiences with the Use of Shotcrete in Soft Rocks

Wave Period Effect on the Stability of Riprap

 

 

 

 

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