GfsSourceCulvert
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| === See also === | === See also === | ||
| - | [[Object_hierarchy#Culvert|<code>culvert</code>]] module | + | * [[Object_hierarchy#Culvert|<code>culvert</code>]] module |
| + | * [[Karamea_flood_tutorial#Adding_culverts|Karamea flood tutorial]] | ||
| === References === | === References === | ||
Current revision
GfsSourceCulvert approximates the effect of flow through a culvert within a GfsRiver simulation. The relationship between water levels, elevations, culvert characteristics and flow rate is based on the paper by Boyd, 1987.
The syntax in parameter files is
[ GfsSourcePipe ] { type = box B = 1 entrance = 1 n = 0.011 ke = 0 }
where the parameters are set to their default values. The parameters are
- type
- either
boxorpipe(for a circular culvert). The box height or pipe diameter are given by theDIAMETERparameter of the parent GfsSourcePipe. - B
- for box culverts only, the box width.
- entrance
- entrance type following Boyd, 1987. Entrance type 1 is Wingwall Flare 30° to 75°, Entrance type 2 is Wingwall Flare 90° and 15°, Entrance type 3 is Wingwall Flare 0°.
- n
- Manning friction coefficient. The default is for concrete (when using SI units).
- ke
- entrance loss coefficient.
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See also
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culvertmodule - Karamea flood tutorial
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References
M. J. Boyd - Generalised head-discharge equations for culverts
- Proceedings of the fourth national local government engineering conference pp. 161-165, Perth, August, 1987
- Bibtex

