EurOtop 2018 Wave Runup & Overtopping Calculator – Coastal Structure Design
EurOtop 2018 Wave Runup & Overtopping Calculator
Ru2% • Mean overtopping discharge q • Influence factors γf, γβ, γb, γv • Coastal structure design
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📐 1. EurOtop 2018 – Wave Overtopping Manual
EurOtop (2018) is the definitive manual for wave overtopping at sea defences, dikes, and breakwaters. This calculator implements the main formulas for:
- Wave runup exceeded by 2% of waves (Ru2%): Ru2% = Hm0 · γf · γβ · γb · γv · (1.75 – 0.32·cotα)
- Mean overtopping discharge q (l/s per m): q = 0.09 · exp( -1.5 · Rc / (Hm0·γf·γβ) ) for sloping structures
Influence factors: γf (roughness), γβ (wave obliquity), γb (berm), γv (vertical wall). Default values for smooth impermeable slope: γf=1.0.
🚀 2. Runup & Overtopping Calculator (EurOtop 2018)
📊 3. Structure Profile & Runup Schematic
📈 4. Runup vs Wave Height & Overtopping Sensitivity
📘 5. How to Use the Calculator
- Enter wave conditions: Hm0, Tp (optional, for overtopping).
- Specify structure geometry: slope cotα, crest freeboard Rc.
- Adjust influence factors (γf, γβ, γb, γv) based on armour type, wave angle, berm, and wall type.
- Click "Compute" – runup (Ru2%) and mean overtopping discharge (q) are calculated.
- 2D schematic shows the slope, crest, runup level, and overtopping.
- Batch CSV: upload multiple designs for quick comparison.
- PDF report includes all inputs, results, and sketch.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
❓ What is an acceptable overtopping discharge?
For pedestrians on dikes: 0.01–0.1 l/s/m; for vehicles: 1–10 l/s/m; for crest stability: 10–50 l/s/m. Check EurOtop tables.
❓ How to choose γf?
Smooth concrete/asphalt: 1.0; Grass: 0.9; Rock armour (2 layers): 0.55; Tetrapods: 0.5; Xblocs: 0.45.
❓ Does this tool handle vertical walls?
Yes, set γv=1.2 and cotα=0 (approx). For precise vertical walls, use the dedicated formula in extended version.
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