Abstract
The scour induced by a propeller wash is experimentally in uniform and non-uniform sand. A series of laboratory experiment with different experimental parameters was conducted in the current research. Moreover, the characteristics of scour hole were studied and compared including depth, length, and width between uniformly and non-uniformly distributed sand. Equations of predicting maximum scour depth, proposed by previous researchers, were evaluated using the current experimental data. Results revealed that there is a need to improve the study in propeller-induced seabed scour in non-uniform sand.
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