This paper deals with the simulation of dam break waves over movable beds. The aim of this work is to analyze the suitability of a model proposed in the simulation of debris flow events. It is based on a shallow water approach and the system of equations includes two mass conservation equations (one for the mixture and another for the solid phase) and a single momentum balance equation. A uniform distribution of velocity is also assumed in the cross section. Moreover, the model takes into account a non equilibrium transport of the sediments based on an auxiliary relationship that introduces an erosion / deposition velocity. The governing equations are solved in coupled way by the implementation of an explicit first-order finite volume method. The model has been tested in a number of experimental cases and has achieved fairly good agreements between the simulation and the measurement.
One dimensional modeling of dam break flow over erodible sediment bed
COSTABILE, Pierfranco;MACCHIONE, Francesco
2006-01-01
Abstract
This paper deals with the simulation of dam break waves over movable beds. The aim of this work is to analyze the suitability of a model proposed in the simulation of debris flow events. It is based on a shallow water approach and the system of equations includes two mass conservation equations (one for the mixture and another for the solid phase) and a single momentum balance equation. A uniform distribution of velocity is also assumed in the cross section. Moreover, the model takes into account a non equilibrium transport of the sediments based on an auxiliary relationship that introduces an erosion / deposition velocity. The governing equations are solved in coupled way by the implementation of an explicit first-order finite volume method. The model has been tested in a number of experimental cases and has achieved fairly good agreements between the simulation and the measurement.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.