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Volume 20, Issue 43 (6-2024)
Marine Engineering 2024, 20(43): 15-26 |
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Emami A, Mostafa Gharabaghi A R, Salimi Turkamani S. Numerical Investigation of Long-term Sediment Transport Pattern of Zarabad Fishery Harbor – Sistan and Baluchestan. Marine Engineering 2024; 20 (43) :15-26
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1- University of Hormozgan
2- Sahand University of Technology
3- Tadvin Tosehe Paydar Engineers Company, Tehran
2- Sahand University of Technology
3- Tadvin Tosehe Paydar Engineers Company, Tehran
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This study simulated long-term sediment transport patterns and shoreline evolutions of Zarabad fishery harbor in Sistan and Baluchestan province using Delft3D software. The model was first calibrated utilizing available field wave and tide data from March 2004 to October 2005 before constructing a groin for the Zarabad port. Calibration parameters included wave and current-related parameters, bed friction, and roughness coefficient. Subsequently, the model was validated using available field data from February 2013 to October 2015, after construction of the groin. With a validated model, the long-term sediment transport was simulated over ten years from October 2014 to October 2024, using input data reduction and coastal 2DH model method. The results indicated that the sediment transport has been effectively reduced. In addition, the progress of the coastline and the change of shoreline angle behind the eastern breakwater of Zarabad port created a stable state. Furthermore, the predicted shoreline evolution suggests minimal sediment transport concerns over the next ten years. Therefore, sediment transport will not pose a significant problem.
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