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Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
Welcome to CivilGEO Knowledge Base
GeoHECRAS software provides some default computational options and tolerances for 1D and 2D unsteady flow models. The tolerances are used in the solution of unsteady flow equations. In general, it is recommended that the default computation options and tolerances be maintained. However, the user can override the default computational options to achieve model stability while maintaining computational accuracy. Extra care should be taken while overriding the default calculation tolerances as it could result in computational errors in the water surface profile.
Follow the steps below to override the default computational options and tolerances:
The following sections describe how to override the default computational options and tolerances and interact with the above dialog box.
By default, the 1D/2D Flow Options tabbed panel is selected when the Unsteady Flow Computational Options command is run.
The above panel has different options to control the 1D unsteady flow calculation and mixed flow regime capabilities. Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the 1D/2D Flow Options panel and its underlying sections.
On selecting the 2D Flow Options tab, the following panel will be displayed.
The above panel contains several computational options and tolerances that can be set for the 2D module and options for controlling iterations between 1D and 2D hydraulic connections. Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the 2D Flow Options panel and its underlying sections.
On selecting the Restart Options tab, the following panel will be displayed.
The above panel allows the user to write out initial conditions file(s) for an entire simulation, sometimes called a Hot Start file. A Hot Start file can be used to set the system’s initial conditions for a subsequent run. It is commonly used in real-time forecasting, where the user wants to use the results at a specific time from a previous run to be the initial conditions of the next run. Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the Restart Options panel and its underlying sections.
On selecting the Detailed Output tab, the following panel will be displayed.
This data panel helps the user to find model stability problems. To pinpoint the stability issues, the user can generate the computational output file and/or detailed log output file. Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the Detailed Output panel and its underlying sections.
On selecting the Advanced Time Step Control tab, the following panel will be displayed.
The above panel provides three options to control for selecting and controlling the computational time step:
Note that variable time step options can improve model stability and reduce computational time. However, not all models will be faster with the use of the variable time step.
Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the Advanced Time Step Control panel and its underlying sections.
On selecting the Non-Newtonian Flow Options tab, the following panel will be displayed.
The above panel allows the user to define the parameters necessary for performing a Non-Newtonian flow analysis with HEC-RAS. Refer to this article in our knowledge base to learn more about the Non-Newtonian Flow Options panel and its underlying sections.
Note that clicking the [Reset to Defaults] button resets unsteady flow computational options to default values.
When all the data has been defined, click the [OK] button to run the analysis.
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