River

bedload boundary condition

2021-08-06T12:58:44Z

Hi everyone,

I have modeled the sedimentation process of rivers flowing into the lagoon and set up flow and sediment modules. This is a section of a whole model.
I have a problem with bedload transport. In boundary conditions, for suspended sediment, I input suspended concentration. But for bedload sediment, in the boundary condition, I created the *.bcm file for bedload concentration (I supposed 20% of suspended sediment would be bedload sediment).
I saw no differences between whether I input the bedload condition boundary or not in the quickplot.
I also attached my test model. I would be so thankful if anyone could please help me to find a solution to this problem.

Thank you for your time and help in advance.

RE: error message:executable d_hydro.exe not found on the directory

2020-08-25T11:14:33Z

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RE: error about using space varying wind and pressure in additonal paramete

2020-08-21T15:58:52Z

In my case, part of the flow grid wasn't covered by the meteo grid. It was simple to solve.

RE: error about using space varying wind and pressure in additonal paramete

2020-08-19T15:24:42Z

Hi all,Have any of you solved this problem? Or figured out what those coordinates correspond to?I am having a similar error "Error in meteo module: Flow point outside meteo grid (x-dir) x,y,: 25.9 4.6" despite my grid extents being between 49-56 latitude and -10 - -2 longitude so I don't understand what the flow point corresponds to.
Also based on my understanding of the meteofiles they encompass those areas so I'm guessing it's something fundamental I'm doing wrong.

Rigid 3D Vegetation model

2020-07-28T10:12:37Z

Hello,

I try to use the rigid 3D vegetation model in Delft 3D but even though I don't have any computational problems, I don't see any effect on the simulation results.

I added the keyword: Filpla and #exemple_pl.pla# (or #exemple_dp.pla#) in the additional parameters. And I have written the corresponding files as they are presented in the manual (I tried with both .dep and .pol formats).

Do you know why I don't see any difference between the simulation with and without the 3D vegetation model?

Best regards,

Agathe Bertrand

RE: River modelling - river dries up

2020-07-12T02:16:00Z

Dear Richard,
I am making a Delft3D two-dimensional sediment model to simulate the changes of riverbed scouring and silting in the flume test, but the result is very small and does not conform to the test result. Is Delft3D suitable for the channel in the simulation flume? And I don't understand why the sediment transport parameter setting at the boundary has no effect on the final result of erosion and deposition.
Any feedback would be very helpful.
Thanks in advance for your time and answer.
Zhang

Water Level

2020-07-03T06:28:15Z

Dear everyone,
as you know the bathymetry in Delft3D is always positive down, i was wondering that does this rule includes water level printouts in Quickplot? I mean if you're looking at a sinusoidal water level through time, peaks are High-water or Low-water?
Regards,
Moein

Can Delft3d be used to simulate the flow in a flume (length 3m, with 1.0m)?

2020-06-19T07:57:18Z

Hi , Recently, an experiment about bed morphological change was conducted in a flume (length 4m, width 1m, depth 1m). I just want to use delft3d to model the changes of bed morphology in 2D. Could you give me some suggestion whether the delft3d is fit for this simulaitons due to the size of the flume?best regard!

sediment concentration, initial conditions

2020-06-21T10:51:30Z

Hello everyone, I'm working on a two-dimensional model of sediment.However, the simulation results show that the parameters of sediment transport conditions I set at the boundary have no effect on the sediment scouring and silting results, that is, the sediment concentration is set at any number, and the results remain unchanged.Is my sediment boundary setting wrong or something else?If so,how to set the initial sediment concentration conditions at the inlet and outlet boundary in the FLOW? What parameters should be paid attention to?The following is my model related files.

Error message "Cannot load component library "flow2d3d.dll". "

2020-06-11T15:32:27Z

Good day,
Can anyone help me solve this problem. This is for educational purposes. Below is the attached file for my assignment.
In this pandemic situation help is needed to run this flow simulation.
Thank you.

RE: Roughness definition

2020-05-29T14:10:07Z

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RE: Roughness definition

2020-05-05T09:24:11Z

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RE: No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-29T08:34:42Z

PROBLEM SOLVED: Was a scaling error where the model had become so small that the grid gradient was so flat and water would stagnate rather than flow.

RE: Vegetation Point Model

2020-04-29T00:56:27Z

Dear Ye,

I am also trying to use DPM to model vegetation impact in my model. I wanted to understand more about this model, so I was trying to find the source code of DPM. However, because of no instruction available for source code, I couldn't find it.

Could you tell me which source code file it is for DPM?

Sincerely,

Fanjinghui

RE: No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-17T10:37:48Z

The water to flow faster which increases erosion and transport, which then reduces the gradient Lowes Life.

RE: No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-16T10:12:06Z

Hi Jamie,
I can barely see what is presented on the screen-shots. They seem to be uploaded in the very low resolution. From this data, it is difficult to judge what went wrong with the model.

Try to check you grid administration first. The common issue with the Total Discharge boundary conditions is that they depend on the grid cells numbering. See this thread for the details.
Regards,
Dmitry

RE: No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-16T05:09:12Z

Hi Dmitry, I've attached some screen-grabs of where I'm at as I wasn't 100% sure what data you were looking for. What else can I upload to help?
At the moment I have water in my initial conditions file (A) with water at the top of the river. When the model is run, this water from the ini. file moves down the channel but additional water does not enter from the top boundary (B (image at mid-stamp). The boundary conditions are as a Total Discharge - Time-Series at the top and a Neumann - Time-Series at the bottom (C). If there is any other information needed please let me know!
It seems, from the what I understand, that either the boundary condition isn't introducing water to the model OR the 'wet' cells from the initial file aren't connecting with the Total Discharge boundary at the top.Thanks for your time!

RE: No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-15T10:33:53Z

Hi Jamie,
I could have a look at your case if you upload some simplified version of your model data.
Regards,
Dmitry

No model gradient, water won't flow downstream.

2020-04-15T06:50:38Z

Hi all,
Having problems with model gradient. At the moment my model/bathymetry has diversity in elevation but water won't run from point A to B because there is no gradient to flow down. I currently have a total discharge boundary at the top and a Neumann boundary at the bottom (I figured the Neumann would provide gradient) however when I introduce water flow to the model the water stagnates and flows back out at the top boundary. Have I missed something that would otherwise provide a gradient to the model? I haven't attached the data yet but am happy to provide as necessary.Thanks for your help!