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Determination of Design of Breakwaters and the Yatoi in the Emergence
of Modem Japan (1)@-Histotical Changes in Design of Brakwaters- |
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Yoshiaki KAWATA* |
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Abstract
@It is found that in japan composite breakwaters have been exclusively
constrcted, while in other countries rubble mound breakwaters are very
popular. This discrepancy is quite clear. The principles of breakwaters
were established in Europe around l850. At that time, wave motion in water
was of course still incompletely umderstood. The established priciples
are as follows; a vertical wall reflect waves and a sloping wall absorbs
wave energy through its breaking. The Yatoi who were hired foreigners
had introduced the technology of breakwater construction in early modern
Japan. It is pointed out that composite breakwaters have been widely used
in our country since about 1900 and because it has been improved the vertical
wall can control boyh wave forces due to breaking and reflection.
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Disastr Prevention Research Institute, Kyoto Univ.
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