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Environmental loads
In a fjord crossing project in Western Norway, it has been proposed to use a submerged pipe tunnel. The project team envisages two different routes for the crossing. Route A is 4 km long while Route B is 6 km long. The environmental parameters for the two routes are also something different, see under.
| Length | Current velocity | Wave height | Wave periodRouteA | LA = 4 km | UA = 1.5 m / s | HA = 3 m | TA = 6 sRouteB | LB = 6 km | UB = 1.5 m / s | HB = 4 m | TB = 7 s
In both cases, the pipe tunnel is intended to be designed as a circular pipe with diameter D = 16 m, The drag coefficient is given as CD = 1.2 and the mass coefficient is given as CM = 2.0. The density of seawater is 1025 kg / m3.
(a) Assume a constant current velocity in the entire tunnel’s length and determine the total current force for both two routes.(b) Assume that the top of the pipe tunnel is at a water depth of 15 m (to prevent ships from collide with the tunnel). Assume regular harmonic waves, use the wave potential for deep water and determine the maximum particle acceleration and particle velocity at a depth corresponding to the center of the pipe tunnel(c) Use a simplified method and give an estimate of mass force and traction for the pipe tunnels in the two routes. Compare and rank the size of the three power components you have found (mass force and traction from wave, as well as current). Can you say something about what is dominant for the dimensioning of the pipe tunnel?
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