A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport

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Autor(a) principal: Peixoto,Rodrigo dos Santos
Data de Publicação: 2017
Outros Autores: Rosman,Paulo Cesar Colonna, Vinzon,Susana Beatriz
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: RBRH (Online)
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Resumo: ABSTRACT The dynamics of cohesive sediments in natural water bodies is of great importance for coastal engineering. Quite often, it is necessary to assess sedimentological processes in regions where cohesive sediments are prevalent, such as in many harbors. Such assessments poses challenges, especially in quantitative evaluations, as the physics involved in the transport, sedimentation and erosion of cohesive sediments is rather complex. For that, by all means, it is important to have analysis tools capable of computing cohesive sediments dynamics. This paper presents the development of a vertically averaged eulerian transport model for suspended cohesive sediments. Such model is currently available on SisBaHiA®, which is a computational modeling system developed and maintained in COPPE/UFRJ. After describing the model implementation, we present a discussion on consistency and validation tests, for each implemented mechanism within the sedimentological process, with a focus in the erosion and sedimentation fluxes. In sequence, we compare model results with the theoretical results and, for some tests, with the results of the simulations performed with the Delft3D® and Telemac® modeling systems. These models are similar to the one presented in this paper, and are well accepted and widely used on professional projects and studies. The tests showed that the developed model results were consistent for all the evaluated mechanism, and hence it’s positively verified.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
title A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
spellingShingle A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
Peixoto,Rodrigo dos Santos
Erosion and sedimentation
Environmental modeling
Sediments transport
Cohesive sediments
title_short A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
title_full A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
title_fullStr A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
title_full_unstemmed A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
title_sort A morphodynamic model for cohesive sediments transport
author Peixoto,Rodrigo dos Santos
author_facet Peixoto,Rodrigo dos Santos
Rosman,Paulo Cesar Colonna
Vinzon,Susana Beatriz
author_role author
author2 Rosman,Paulo Cesar Colonna
Vinzon,Susana Beatriz
author2_role author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Peixoto,Rodrigo dos Santos
Rosman,Paulo Cesar Colonna
Vinzon,Susana Beatriz
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Erosion and sedimentation
Environmental modeling
Sediments transport
Cohesive sediments
topic Erosion and sedimentation
Environmental modeling
Sediments transport
Cohesive sediments
description ABSTRACT The dynamics of cohesive sediments in natural water bodies is of great importance for coastal engineering. Quite often, it is necessary to assess sedimentological processes in regions where cohesive sediments are prevalent, such as in many harbors. Such assessments poses challenges, especially in quantitative evaluations, as the physics involved in the transport, sedimentation and erosion of cohesive sediments is rather complex. For that, by all means, it is important to have analysis tools capable of computing cohesive sediments dynamics. This paper presents the development of a vertically averaged eulerian transport model for suspended cohesive sediments. Such model is currently available on SisBaHiA®, which is a computational modeling system developed and maintained in COPPE/UFRJ. After describing the model implementation, we present a discussion on consistency and validation tests, for each implemented mechanism within the sedimentological process, with a focus in the erosion and sedimentation fluxes. In sequence, we compare model results with the theoretical results and, for some tests, with the results of the simulations performed with the Delft3D® and Telemac® modeling systems. These models are similar to the one presented in this paper, and are well accepted and widely used on professional projects and studies. The tests showed that the developed model results were consistent for all the evaluated mechanism, and hence it’s positively verified.
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