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Dredging Processes

(OE4626)

Readings

1. General - Fundamental theory required for sand, clay and rock cutting

This note (text - 65 pages / pdf - 0.6 MB) discusses amongst others the Mohr circle.

2. Cutting of sand - Limits on dredging processes

This article (text - 21 pages / pdf - 0.5 MB) explains the considerations of limits of dredging processes.

3. Cutting of sand - Pipeline dynamics

This article (text - 23 pages / pdf - 0.4 MB) talks about the modelling and simulation of the dynamic behaviour of a pump/pipeline system.

4. Cutting of sand - Two dimensional cutting theory

This article (text - 32 pages / pdf - 0.8 MB) deals with the two dimensional cutting theory.

5. Cutting of sand - Production estimating

This article (text - 27 pages / pdf - 5.0 MB) provides the production estimation based on cutting theories for cutting water saturated sand.

This document (graphs - 8 graphs / pdf - 0.8 MB) provides additional graphs about energy and production.

6. Cutting of sand - Snow plough

This article (text - 19 pages / pdf - 3.2 MB) deals with the snow-plough effect when cutting water saturated sand with inclined straight blades.

This document (graphs - 12 graphs / pdf - 0.8 MB) provides additional measurement graphs about the snow plough effect.

7. Cutting of clay

This article (text - 26 pages / pdf - 2.8 MB) discusses new developments of cutting theories with respect to dredging.

8. Hopper sedimentation

This article (text - 23 pages / pdf - 0.5 MB) discusses the theory for hopper sedimentation.

9. Breaching process

This article (text - 26 pages / pdf - 0.8 MB) explains the breaching process.

10. Cutting of rock

This article (text - 41 pages / pdf - 1.7 MB) discusses the cutting of rock.

Advanced Readings

Soil Mechanics

This is the screenbook version (text book, 340 pages) of the book :
SOIL MECHANICS
by Arnold Verruijt
Delft University of Technology (2001).

This book is also available in Dutch  (text book, 344 pages) :
GRONDMECHANICA
by Arnold Verruijt
Delft University of Technology (2001).

 

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