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14. 2-D water quality modelling of a drinking water reservoir

Creator:
Růžička, Martin, Hejzlar, Josef, Mikešová, Petra, and Cole, Thomas M.
Format:
bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
CE-QUAL-W2, coupled hydrodynamic-ecological model, dimictic stratified reservoir, sensitivity analysis, validation, sdružený hydrodynamicko-ekologický model, dimiktická stratifikovaná nádrž, citlivostní analýza, and validace
Language:
Slovak
Description:
Management of reservoirs for drinking water supply should be based on a thorough knowledge of water quality changes within variable conditions of hydrology, climate, nutrient loading and water storage. The two-dimensional longitudinal water quality model CE-QUAL-W2 was tested for its ability to predict concentrations of organic matter and trophic conditions in Rimov Reservoir, a small dimictic reservoir (volume 33,000,000 m3, maximum depth 43 m, hydraulic retention time 40 to 160 d) suffering from seasonally increased concentrations of humic substances and symptoms of eutrophication. The model was calibrated on two seasonal courses differing in hydrology and validated on a 1074 day period. The averages of absolute mean errors between simulated and measured vertical profiles of temperature, and concentrations of dissolved organic matter, dissolved oxygen and chlorophyll a in the validation run were 0.9 °C, 0.8 mg l-1, 1.2 mg l-1 and 0.008 mg l-1, respectively. Analysis of results and sensitivity analysis of modelling phytoplankton and phosphorus showed suitability of the mathematical description of their dynamics in the photic zone but not in the deeper layers. In spite of this partial problem, the model was found appropriate for the reliable predictions of water quality dynamics in Rimov Reservoir. and Hospodaření s vodou ve vodárenských nádržích by mělo být založeno na podrobné znalosti vlivu hydrologických, klimatických a limnologických veličin na kvalitu vody. Možnosti matematického modelování změn kvality vody byly testovány pro nádrž Římov na Malši za pomoci dvourozměrného modelu kvality vody CE-QUAL-W2. Model byl zkalibrován na dvou sezónních řadách dat pro hydrologicky různá období a poté byl uplatněn na 1074-denní řadě dat. Byly vyhodnoceny rozdíly mezi měřenými a simulovanými vertikálními profily teploty, koncentrací rozpuštěných organických látek, rozpuštěného kyslíku a chlorofylu. Tyto rozdíly vyjádřené jako velikost absolutní střední chyby byly 0,9 °C, 0,8 mg l-1 , 1,2 mg l-1 a 0.008 mg l-1 . Analýza získaných výsledků a citlivostní analýza modelu ukazují dobrou shodu mezi naměřenou a simulovanou dynamikou zmíněných veličin v eufotické zóně, v nižších a tmavších vrstvách nádrže dochází k nárůstu odchylek modelu od reality. Přes tyto dílčí problémy byl model shledán jako užitečný a nenahraditelný pomocník při úlohách řešících dopad vnějších vlivů na kvalitu vody v nádrži.
Rights:
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16. 3-D CFD simulations of hydrodynamics in the Sulejow dam reservoir

Creator:
Ziemińska-Stolarska, Aleksandra, Polańczyk, Andrzej, and Zbiciński, Ireneusz
Format:
bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
CFD, 3-D hydrodynamic model, effect of wind, and dam reservoir
Language:
Slovak
Description:
This paper reports the processes by which a single-phase 3-D CFD model of hydrodynamics in a 17-km-long dam reservoir was developed, verified and tested. A simplified VOF model of flow was elaborated to determine the effect of wind on hydrodynamics in the lake. A hexahedral mesh with over 17 million elements and a k-ω SST turbulence model were defined for single-phase simulations in steady-state conditions. The model was verified on the basis of the extensive flow measurements (StreamPro ADCP, USA). Excellent agreement (average error of less than 10%) between computed and measured velocity profiles was found. The simulation results proved a strong effect of wind on hydrodynamics in the lake, especially on the development of the water circulation pattern in the lacustrine zone.
Rights:
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17. 3D numerical model of the spherical particle saltation in a channel with a rough fixed bed

Creator:
Lukerchenko, Nikolay, Piatsevich, Siarhei, Chára, Zdeněk, and Vlasák, Pavel
Format:
bez média and svazek
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
3D saltation model, bed-load transport, particle-bed collision, particle rotation, particle lateral dispersion, 3D model saltace, pohyb splavenin, kolise částice-dno, rotace částic, and příčná disperze částic
Language:
Slovak
Description:
The paper describes a 3D numerical model of the spherical particle saltation. Two stages of particle saltation were distinguished - the particle free motion in water and the particle-bed collision. The particle motion consists of the translational and rotational particle motion. A stochastic method of calculation of the particle-bed collision was developed. The collision height and the contact point were defined as random variables. Impulse equations were used and the translational and angular velocity components of the moving particle immediately after the collision were expressed as functions of the velocity components just before the collision. The dimensionless coefficients of the drag force and drag torque were determined as functions of both translational and rotational Reynolds numbers. The model is in good agreement with known experimental data. Examples of calculation of the particles’ lateral dispersion and the mean absolute values of the deviation angle of the particle trajectory are presented. and Studie popisuje 3D numerický model saltačního pohybu kulovité částice, v němž jsou uvažována dvě fáze saltačního pohybu - volný pohyb částice v proudící vodě a kolise částice se dnem. Model počítá s translačním i rotačním pohybem částice. Byla vyvinuta stochastická metoda výpočtu kolise částice se dnem. Kolizní výška a kontaktní bod byly definovány jako náhodné proměnné. Byla použita soustava momentových rovnic a složky translační a rotační rychlosti pohybující se částice po kolizi byly vyjádřeny jako funkce složek rychlosti těsně před kolizí. Bezrozměrné koeficienty odporu částice a odporu rotující částice byly určeny jako funkce translačního i rotačního Reynoldsova čísla částice. Výsledky modelu jsou v dobré shodě se známými experimentálními daty. Studie presentuje příklady výpočtu příčné disperze částice a střední absolutní hodnoty deviačního úhlu trajektorie částice.
Rights:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/ and policy:public

18. 3D numerical modeling of flow characteristics in an open channel having in-line circular vegetation patches with varying density under submerged and emergent flow conditions

Creator:
Tariq, Hasnain, Ghani, Usman, Anjum, Naveed, and Pasha, Ghufran Ahmed
Format:
počítač and online zdroj
Type:
model:article and TEXT
Subject:
vegetation patches, open channel, variable patch density, flow velocity, and turbulence
Language:
Slovak
Description:
In the marine ecological system, the prime role of water management and durability of an ecosystem is being played by the vegetation patches. The vegetation patches in open channels can significantly affect the flow velocity, discharge capacity and hinder energy fluxes, which ultimately helps in controlling catastrophic floods. In this study, the numerical simulation for turbulent flow properties, i.e. velocity distribution, Reynolds stresses and Turbulent Intensities (TI) near the circular vegetation patches with progressively increasing density, were performed using the computational fluid dynamics (CFD) code ANSYS FLUENT. For examination of the turbulent flow features in the presence of circular patches with variable densities, Reynolds averaged Navier-Stokes equations, and Reynolds stress model (RSM) were employed. The numerical investigation was performed in the presence of in-line emergent and submerged patches having variable vegetation density in the downstream direction. Two of the cases were investigated with three circular patches having a clear gap to patch diameter ratio of La/D = 1 (where La is the clear spacing between the vegetation patches and D is the diameter of the circular patch), and the other two cases were analyzed with two patches having a clear gap ratio of La/D = 3. The case with a clear gap ratio (La/D = 3) showed 10.6% and 153% inflation in the magnitude of longitudinal velocity at the downstream of the sparse patch (aD = 0.8) and upstream of the dense patch (aD = 3.54), respectively (where aD is the flow blockage, in which “a” represents the patch frontal area and “D” represents the patch diameter). The velocity was reduced to 94% for emergent and 99% for submerged vegetation due to successive increase in vegetation density made by introducing a middle patch which reduced the clear gap ratio (La/D = 1). For La/D = 1, the longitudinal velocities at depth z = 15cm were increased by 319% than at depth z = 6cm at the downstream of the dense patch (aD = 3.54). Whereas it was observed to 365% higher in the case of La/D = 3. The magnitude of turbulent characteristics was observed 36% higher for submerged vegetation cases having a clear gap ratio of La/D = 1. The successive increase in the patch density reduced the Reynolds stresses, turbulent kinetic energy and turbulent intensities significantly within the gap region. The major reduction in the flow velocities and turbulent properties in the gaps provides a stable environment for aquatic ecosystems nourishment and fosters sediment deposition, and supports further vegetation growth.
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