大亚湾的潮汐动力学研究——Ⅱ.潮位和潮流双峰现象的产生机制

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This paper is the second part of our studies on tidal dynamics in Daya Bay (DYB), China. It illustrates the generation mechanism of double high waters and double-peak flood-current flows. Double high waters resulted from a subtle interaction between a semi-diurnal tide (M₂) and higher harmonics (M₄ and M₆) in DYB. Based on previous studies, the conditions to produce double high waters and double-peak flood-current flows were found in this study by using an analytical method. The double high waters could be generated by combinations of M₂/M₆ tides (limited in the Fanhe Harbor) or M₂/M₄/M₆ tides; however, the combination of M₂/M₄ tides failed to produce this unique phenomenon in DYB. Besides, the water falling range between two high waters generated by the combination of M₂/M₄/M₆ tides was larger than that of M₂/M₆tides, both in extension and in magnitude. The combinations of M₂/M₄, M₂/M₆ and M₂/M₄/M₆ were all able to produce double-peak flood-current flows, but the magnitude of M₂/M₄/M₆ triplet was larger than the other two pairs in DYB.

Key words: Daya Bay, double high waters, double-peak flood-current flows, sexta-diurnal tides, numerical simulation

Yuhan YAN, Wen WU, Dehai SONG, Xianwen BAO. Study on the tidal dynamics in Daya Bay, China — Part Ⅱ. The generation of double high waters and double-peak flood-current flows[J].Journal of Tropical Oceanography, 2017, 36(3): 46-54.

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