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Groyne

A groyne (British English) or groin (American English; see spelling differences) is a rigid aquatic structure built perpendicularly from an ocean shore (in coastal engineering) or a river bank, interrupting water flow and limiting the movement of sediment. It is usually made out of wood, concrete, or stone. In the ocean, groynes create beaches, prevent…

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Groyne

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Triples105
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Notes · 30
Groyne → Also, Balkema, Błażejewski, CIRIA, Coastal, Construction Industry Research, Delft Hydraulics Select Series, Delft University Press, Groynes, HR Wallingford, Imperial College London, Information Association, ISBN, King, London, Lyndhurst, Manual, Morphodynamics, Nearshore, No
related to Gallery · 27
Groyne → Anna Maria Island, Arabian Sea, Aramoana, AustraliaA, British Columbia, CanadaGroynes, Chennai, Cortez Beach, Crescent Beach, EnglandGroyne, Ennore Expressway, Florida, GermanyGroynes, Groynes, IndiaA, IndiaGroynes, Malabar Coast, NetherlandsGroyne, New Zealand's Otago Harbour, PolandGroynes
related to External links · 9
Groyne → Coastal Wiki, Delft Cluster, Groynes, GroynesYossef, Literature, NetherlandsChannel Coastal Observatory, Report, Rivers, The Effect
related to By their effect on stream flow · 5
Groyne → Attracting, Deflecting, Groynes, Repelling, They
related to Beach evolution and sedimentation accretion · 4
Groyne → However, If, It, This
related to By their planview shape · 4
Groyne → Groynes, Some, T-head, Y-shaped
related to By whether they are submerged · 3
Groyne → Groynes, Submerged, Usually
related to Etymology · 3
Groyne → Late Latin, Old French, The
related to Headland groyne / Headland breakwater · 3
Groyne → T-head, T-shaped, When
related to River management · 3
Groyne → Groynes, River, They

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groynes erosion flow beach coastal river built may also sediment isbn permeable shore prevent process breakwater submerged engineering used longshore

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
woodinstance ofbuilt from various materials0.80text
sandinstance ofbuilt from various materials0.80text
stone rubbleinstance ofbuilt from various materials0.80text
or gabioninstance ofbuilt from various materials0.80text
etcinstance ofbuilt from various materials0.80text
Groynerelated to Beach evolution and sedimentation accretionThis0.60section
Groynerelated to Beach evolution and sedimentation accretionIt0.60section
Groynerelated to Beach evolution and sedimentation accretionIf0.60section
Groynerelated to Beach evolution and sedimentation accretionHowever0.60section
Groynerelated to By cross-section based on material usedWooden0.60section
Groynerelated to By permeabilityGroynes0.60section
Groynerelated to By permeabilityPermeable0.60section

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