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2019-10-01

Advance of research on the numerical simulation of sediment transport in the Yellow River estuary

Avance de la investigación sobre la simulación numérica del transporte de sedimentos en el estuario del río Amarillo

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https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v23n4.84100

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The Yellow River estuary, Sediment transport, Numerical simulation, Summary and Prospect, (en)
Estuario del río Amarillo, transporte de sedimentos, simulación numérica, resumen y perspectiva, (es)

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  • Jinfeng Jian School of Mathematics and Statistics, Shandong Normal University, Jinan 250014, China
  • Huanzhen Chen School of Mathematics and Statistics, Shandong Normal University, Jinan 250014, China

The numerical simulation of sediment transport in the Yellow River estuary is an important method to quantitative analyze the problems by water and sediment movement, including sediment deposition and river bed evolution, beach deposition and development, the formation and development of the delta, and so on. Making an intensive study of the problems is useful to study the principles of sediment movement and the evolution law of the estuary bed, and it is also important significance to scientific demonstrate of the estuary sediment deposition, sea water intrusion prevention treatment scheme and solve the problems of engineering. Based on the mathematical modeling of sediment transport and our research work, this paper analyzes the research statement, the unsolved issues and the developed trend of this kind problem, to provide the theoretical reference on more accurate numerical simulation of sediment transport in the Yellow River estuary and the scientific reference on the demonstration and decision of estuarine regulation scheme.

La simulación numérica del transporte de sedimentos en el estuario del río Amarillo es un método importante para analizar cuantitativamente los problemas por el movimiento del agua y los sedimentos, incluida la deposición de sedimentos y la evolución del lecho del río, la deposición y el desarrollo de las playas, la formación y el desarrollo del delta, y demás. Hacer un estudio intensivo de los problemas es útil para estudiar los principios del movimiento de sedimentos y la ley de evolución del lecho del estuario, y también es importante demostrar científicamente la deposición de sedimentos del estuario, el esquema de tratamiento de prevención de intrusiones de agua de mar y resolver los problemas de ingeniería. Basado en el modelo matemático del transporte de sedimentos y nuestro trabajo de investigación, este trabajo analiza la declaración de la investigación, los problemas no resueltos y la tendencia desarrollada de este tipo de problemas, para proporcionar la referencia teórica sobre una simulación numérica más precisa del transporte de sedimentos en el estuario del río Amarillo y la referencia científica sobre la demostración y decisión del esquema de regulación estuarina.

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Jian, J. and Chen, H. (2019). Advance of research on the numerical simulation of sediment transport in the Yellow River estuary. Earth Sciences Research Journal, 23(4), 379–383. https://doi.org/10.15446/esrj.v23n4.84100

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