A finite volume method for steady state 2D shallow water flows
Jian Zhou, I.M. Goodwill
Abstract
Jian Zhou, I.M. Goodwill
Abstract
Describes the solution of the shallow water flow equations in strongly conservative form using a finite volume method. A SIMPLE‐like scheme is developed to treat the velocity depth coupling. The method is applied to flow in a sharply curved channel and the results compared with published data. An error analysis is included which indicates that the method proposed is suitable for solving two‐dimensional steady state problems in open channel flow.
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Describes the solution of the shallow water flow equations in strongly conservative form using a finite volume method. A SIMPLE‐like scheme is developed to treat the velocity depth coupling. The method is applied to flow in a sharply curved channel and the results compared with published data. An error analysis is included which indicates that the method proposed is suitable for solving two‐dimensional steady state problems in open channel flow.
Key concepts: Finite volume method, Flow (mathematics), Open-channel flow, Channel (broadcasting), Volume (thermodynamics), Simple (philosophy), Steady state (chemistry), Shallow water equations