Pc. Hsieh et al., Dynamic response of soft poroelastic bed to nonlinear water wave - Boundary layer correction approach, J ENG MEC, 126(10), 2000, pp. 1064-1073
When an oscillatory water wave propagates over a soft poroelastic bed, a bo
undary layer exists within the porous bed and near the homogeneous water/po
rous bed interface. Owing to the effect of the boundary layer, the conventi
onal evaluation of the second kind of longitudinal wave inside the soft por
oelastic bed by one parameter, E-1 = k(0)a, is very inaccurate so that a bo
undary layer correction approach for a soft poroelastic bed is proposed to
solve the nonlinear water wave problem. Hence a perturbation expansion for
the boundary layer correction approach based on two small parameters, epsil
on(1) and epsilon(2) = k(0)/k(2), is proposed and then solved. The solution
s carried out to the first three terms are valid for the first kind and the
third kind of waves throughout the whole domain. The second kind of wave i
s solved systematically inside the boundary layer, whereas it disappears ou
tside the boundary layer. The result is compared with the linear wave solut
ion of Huang and Song in order to show the nonlinearity effect. The present
study is very helpful to formulate a simplified boundary-value problem in
numerical computation for soft poroelastic medium with irregular geometry.
When an oscillatory water wave propagates over a soft poroelastic bed, a bo
undary layer exists within the porous bed and near the homogeneous water/po
rous bed interface. Owing to the effect of the boundary layer, the conventi
onal evaluation of the second kind of longitudinal wave inside the soft por
oelastic bed by one parameter, epsilon(1) = k(0)a, is very inaccurate so th
at a boundary layer correction approach for a soft poroelastic bed is propo
sed to solve the nonlinear water wave problem. Hence a perturbation expansi
on for the boundary layer correction approach based on two small parameters
, epsilon(1) and epsilon(2) = k(0)/k(2), is proposed and then solved. The s
olutions carried out to the first three terms are valid for the first kind
and the third kind of waves throughout the whole domain. The second kind of
wave is solved systematically inside the boundary layer, whereas it disapp
ears outside the boundary layer. The result is compared with the linear wav
e solution of Huang and Song in order to show the nonlinearity effect. The
present study is very helpful to formulate a simplified boundary-value prob
lem in numerical computation for soft poroelastic medium with irregular geo
metry.