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RE: The role of UnifFrictCoef1D
Ludmila Rechiman, modified 8 Years ago.
The role of UnifFrictCoef1D
Youngling Posts: 2 Join Date: 1/12/17 Recent Posts
Hello,
I am new using dflowfm and I am exploring the Roughness role in a simulation of a delta. The .mdu file has two parameters: UnifFrictCoef and UnifFrictCoef1D. I have changed the Manning value from the GUI interface. Only the value UnifFricCoef is modified and give me the expected results (see attachment 1-). When I modified the value of UnifFrictCoef1D to be equal than UnifFrictCoef I get a funky behavior (see attachment 2-). I would like to know which is the role of UnifFrictCoef1D? The manual said that is ''Uniform friction coefficient in 1D links," but I do not understand. Perhaps you have a clear idea of the meaning.
Thank you in advance
I am new using dflowfm and I am exploring the Roughness role in a simulation of a delta. The .mdu file has two parameters: UnifFrictCoef and UnifFrictCoef1D. I have changed the Manning value from the GUI interface. Only the value UnifFricCoef is modified and give me the expected results (see attachment 1-). When I modified the value of UnifFrictCoef1D to be equal than UnifFrictCoef I get a funky behavior (see attachment 2-). I would like to know which is the role of UnifFrictCoef1D? The manual said that is ''Uniform friction coefficient in 1D links," but I do not understand. Perhaps you have a clear idea of the meaning.
Thank you in advance
Jing Zhao, modified 8 Years ago.
RE: The role of UnifFrictCoef1D
Padawan Posts: 29 Join Date: 7/12/16 Recent Posts
Dear Ludmila:
Thank you for your post. We have two questions for you:
1. Does your network include 1D links? If so, how did you add 1D links?
2. Comparing with your first simulation which gives results in attachment 1, could you double check, in your second simulation, did you only changed "UnifFrictCoef1D" in the settings of MDU and external files?
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind regards,
Jing Zhao
Deltares
Thank you for your post. We have two questions for you:
1. Does your network include 1D links? If so, how did you add 1D links?
2. Comparing with your first simulation which gives results in attachment 1, could you double check, in your second simulation, did you only changed "UnifFrictCoef1D" in the settings of MDU and external files?
Looking forward to your reply.
Kind regards,
Jing Zhao
Deltares
Ludmila Rechiman, modified 8 Years ago.
RE: The role of UnifFrictCoef1D
Youngling Posts: 2 Join Date: 1/12/17 Recent Posts
Hello Jing Zhao,
thank you for your reply. In most of the parts of the mesh there is not 1D flow links. I would like to know the meaning of the UnifFrictCoed1D. Why is different from UnifFrictCoef?
Thank you
thank you for your reply. In most of the parts of the mesh there is not 1D flow links. I would like to know the meaning of the UnifFrictCoed1D. Why is different from UnifFrictCoef?
Thank you
Jing Zhao, modified 8 Years ago.
RE: The role of UnifFrictCoef1D
Padawan Posts: 29 Join Date: 7/12/16 Recent Posts
Dear Ludmila,
For your question, "UnifFrictCoef1D" is uniform friction coefficient on 1D links, and "UnifFrictCoef" is uniform friction coefficient on 2D links.
Kind regards,
Jing Zhao
Deltares
For your question, "UnifFrictCoef1D" is uniform friction coefficient on 1D links, and "UnifFrictCoef" is uniform friction coefficient on 2D links.
Kind regards,
Jing Zhao
Deltares