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EXPERIMENTS ON EXTREME WAVE GENERATION BASED ON SOLITON ON FINITE BACKGROUND. René Huijsmans(MARIN) Gert Klopman (AFR) Natanael Karjanto,Brenny van Groesen (U Twente) Aan Andonowatti (ITB). OUTLINE Introduction Soliton on finite Background Results of Experiments
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EXPERIMENTS ON EXTREME WAVE GENERATIONBASED ON SOLITON ON FINITE BACKGROUND René Huijsmans(MARIN) Gert Klopman (AFR) Natanael Karjanto,Brenny van Groesen (U Twente) Aan Andonowatti (ITB)
OUTLINE Introduction Soliton on finite Background Results of Experiments Analysis with 2-D non-linear potential code and sNLS Conclusions
Spatial NLS equation Free-surface elevation with: Where and are the carrier wave number and frequency Spatial NLS equation:
Spatial NLS coefficients: with and and are the bound long-wave amplitude coefficients
Physics of SFB van Groesen, A, N. Karyanto SOLITON ON FINITE BACKGROUND (SBF) as a solution of (spatial) NLS Amplitude amplification 3 + cc 1 Phase singularity Parameters of SBF t
A snapshot of wave elevation under Maximum Temporal Amplitude (MTA)curve MTA LARGE AMPLITUDE Location of wave maker typical wave tank, 250m long 0 L
EXPERIMENTAL CASES EXPERIMENTS A: DEPTH H0 = 3.55m, various EXPERIMENTS B: DEPTH H0 = 3.55m, various • EXPERIMENTS C: DEPTH H0=3.55m, various • Main Characteristics • CASES TO BE PRESENTED C2M2 C2M0
Prediction of focus point: 150m from the wave maker C2M2 10m 40m 100m
Prediction of focus point: 150m from the wave maker C2M2 10m 150m 160m
C2M2 150m In between 2 peaks: 11 waves 160m
150m 150m 160m 160m
Conclusions MTA approach good basis for predicting Focus point Phase singularity clearly present at one side of the wave group Non-linear potential flow code and sNLS partly predicts the evolution of the SFB soliton