Design wave height Hs=3.0 m and average wave period Tm=8.0 s It will be built at a water depth of 14 m for wave conditions and will cover the water area of a port. The slope angle of the stone-filled breakwater that will protect it is 1/1.5. The stability of the breakwater calculations will be made using the Van der Meer expression. Never cross the breakwater design in such a way that it does not allow and draw the breakwater section p(stone)=2650 kg/m3, p(sea)=1030 kg/m3).

Design wave height Hs=3.0 m and average wave period Tm=8.0 s It will be built at a water depth of 14 m for wave conditions and will cover the water area of a port. The slope angle of the stone-filled breakwater that will protect it is 1/1.5. The stability of the breakwater calculations will be made using the Van der Meer expression. Never cross the breakwater design in such a way that it does not allow and draw the breakwater section p(stone)=2650 kg/m3, p(sea)=1030 kg/m3).

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