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Asked 2 September 2019
Hai Ha Nguyen
Hai Ha Nguyen

Good papers\theses for studying experiment, simulating, analyzing and design of a perforated Breakwater?

I want to know how are the effects of perforated Breakwaters in decrease of a conveyance wave energy and decrease of a wave amplitude in stilling basin, in according to their(perforated Breakwaters') forms and shapes. I need to at-least two Software for simulate, analyze and design of that. Can you suggest any good paper\thesis?
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