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An Integrated Hydrodynamic Approach to River, Sewer and Overland Flow Modelling
presented by Andrew Walker Innovyze Ltd
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Modeling is now a pre-requisite to understanding the impact of Urban Development
Government Directives dictate that Utilities and Cities now strictly control and closely manage their drainage networks.
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The ability to simultaneously represent all flow paths is a necessity for integrated studies
Requirement : To model “all sources” of flooding. Solution : Fully Integrated Catchment Analysis.
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Fully integrated 1D and 2D simulation of above- and below-ground drainage networks in one powerful package To succeed, the software needs to combine these advanced modelling requirements in a single application with one Simulation engine.
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The 1D Engine Requirements
Free surface and pressurized flows Flows not following predetermined directions Backwater effects Small depth situations Dry initial conditions Looped networks Pipes, culverts and non-prismatic channels Ancillary structures, including bridges
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The 1D Engine Solution Solves the full dynamic equations of gradually varied flow (St. Venant equations) A four-point implicit finite difference scheme Non-linear Newton-Raphson iteration and an adaptive time-stepping algorithm Convergence to within a relative tolerance of 1% before proceeding to the next timestep Solution method is unconditionally stable, so there is no limit on the magnitude of the time-step to ensure stability
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The 2D Engine Requirements
Suitable for surface flood flows Fits around complex urban geometry Efficient run-times Simple to couple with existing 1D models InfoWorks 2D/3D slide In the future we will supply a version of InfoWorks with full 2D and 3D hydrodynamic flow, using the SULIS engine. And this model will include simulation of waterquality and sediment.
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The 2D Engine Solution Finite volume Conservation of mass and momentum
Unstructured triangular mesh Gudunov scheme – Riemann solver Semi-implicit, dual time-stepping Runge-Kutta (predictor-corrector) Shock capturing InfoWorks 2D/3D slide In the future we will supply a version of InfoWorks with full 2D and 3D hydrodynamic flow, using the SULIS engine. And this model will include simulation of waterquality and sediment.
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The 2D Mesh Generation Floodplain in rural area Simple structured mesh
2D Hydraulics Complex geometry in urban area Detailed unstructured mesh
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2D Linkages with 1D Model
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2D Linkages with 1D Model
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2D Engine Results InfoWorks 2D/3D slide
In the future we will supply a version of InfoWorks with full 2D and 3D hydrodynamic flow, using the SULIS engine. And this model will include simulation of waterquality and sediment.
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Calculate overland flow path and likely property inundation
2D Engine Results InfoWorks 2D/3D slide In the future we will supply a version of InfoWorks with full 2D and 3D hydrodynamic flow, using the SULIS engine. And this model will include simulation of waterquality and sediment.
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River Flooding and Bridge Inundation
2D Engine Results River reaches Bridges Radial sluices Flood mapping
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The ability to simultaneously represent all flow paths is a necessity for integrated studies
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1D and 2D Integrated Results
Case Study - Calculate cause of property flooding – stormwater or river flooding? 1D and 2D Integrated Results
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An Integrated Hydrodynamic Approach to River, Sewer and Overland Flow Modelling
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An Integrated Hydrodynamic Approach to River, Sewer and Overland Flow Modelling
presented by Andrew Walker Innovyze Ltd
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