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• TITLE: Transport of Suspended Solids in Dammam (Saudi Arabia) Coastal Areas: Fish Market Works

  AUTHORS: Hussam Al-Rabai’ah

  KEYWORDS: Numerical Modeling, TSS, Arabian Gulf, Sediment Transport

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Water Resource and Protection, Vol.2 No.6, June 30, 2010

  ABSTRACT: Some new projects are considered in the eastern coasts of Dammam city, Saudi Arabia Dredging operations would significantly alter coast hydrological and sediment transport processes. It is important that the project areas must keep flushing the fresh sea water in and out with good water quality parameters, which are currently facing increased pressure from urbanization and navigation requirements in conjunction with industrial developments. A suspended solids or sediments are expected to affect the flora and fauna in that area. A numerical modeling study in needed to study the effect of dredging and in particular the suspended sediments concentrations (mg/L) changed in the region. The results were obtained using finite element method and Newton-Raphson iterations.