Wave Impact Forces
Wave Impact Forces is a physical phenomenon within fluid dynamics that represents the instantaneous and localized pressure exerted by a breaking wave on a solid structure, distinguished from sustained hydrodynamic loads by its impulsive nature and high-magnitude peak forces generated during the initial contact phase of wave-structure interaction.
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A Volume-of-Fluid based simulation method for wave impact problems
K.M. Theresa Kleefsman, Geert Fekken, A.E.P. Veldman et al. · Journal of Computational Physics · 2005 · 669 citations · Full text
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