A pressure sensor was place on the sea floor in 20m water depth to measure the waves inthe Bass Straight. Following the processing of the data using FFT, the different pressureamplitudes,a, = 198.02, 3160.29, 6780.49 and 2445.30 Pa%3Dfor the related periods,T = 5, 10, 20 and 40swere found.Calculate:a) The related wave heights H for each period.b) The related wave lengths.c) The related wave energy and wave energy flux (power).d) The total maximum horizontal velocity at 5m water depth which may occur.e) Plot the free surface elevation between T=0-80s.

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A pressure sensor was place on the sea floor in 20m water depth to measure the waves in
the Bass Straight. Following the processing of the data using FFT, the different pressure
amplitudes,
a, = 198.02, 3160.29, 6780.49 and 2445.30 Pa
%3D
for the related periods,
T = 5, 10, 20 and 40s
were found.
Calculate:
a) The related wave heights H for each period.
b) The related wave lengths.
c) The related wave energy and wave energy flux (power).
d) The total maximum horizontal velocity at 5m water depth which may occur.
e) Plot the free surface elevation between T=0-80s.

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