How waves affect engineering structures and how to study them
Discover the mechanisms behind wave forces and how engineers can measure, predict, and design for them. This edition presents the core ideas and practical results from early 20th‑century research on shallow‑water waves and their impact on harbors, piers, and coastlines.
This work collects theory and observation to show how wave motion translates into pressures, loads, and lasting effects on structures. It highlights methods—including diaphragm and spring dynamometers—and compares theoretical predictions with real measurements, aiming to improve design against the constant action of breaking and moving water. The material blends math, experiments, and field observations to illuminate the challenges engineers face at river mouths, lakeshores, and offshore works."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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