Pile foundations have been widely used in offshore engineering.In this study,a three-dimensional numerical model was used to investigate the seabed response around a mono-pile under wave-current loading.Reynolds-avera...Pile foundations have been widely used in offshore engineering.In this study,a three-dimensional numerical model was used to investigate the seabed response around a mono-pile under wave-current loading.Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations were used to simulate the flow field,and Biot's consolidation equations were used for simulating the response of a porous seabed.The pore water pressure within soil and the effective stress along the depth of the seabed were simulated for various current velocities,with currents traveling either along or against the wave.Results indicate that the current has a significant effect on the effective stress and the pore water pressure distributions,which increases with the current velocity,and that the current traveling against the wave increases the liquefaction depth of the porous seabed.展开更多
基金supported by the National Key Research and Development Program of China(Grant No.2017YFC1404200)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51479053)the Marine Renewable Energy Research Project of the State Oceanic Administration(Grant No.GHME2015GC01).
文摘Pile foundations have been widely used in offshore engineering.In this study,a three-dimensional numerical model was used to investigate the seabed response around a mono-pile under wave-current loading.Reynolds-averaged Navier-Stokes equations were used to simulate the flow field,and Biot's consolidation equations were used for simulating the response of a porous seabed.The pore water pressure within soil and the effective stress along the depth of the seabed were simulated for various current velocities,with currents traveling either along or against the wave.Results indicate that the current has a significant effect on the effective stress and the pore water pressure distributions,which increases with the current velocity,and that the current traveling against the wave increases the liquefaction depth of the porous seabed.
