TUFLOW 2D Hydraulic Structures: Difference between revisions

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*If the hB/T ratio is less than 2 or greater than 6, use a peak form loss coefficient of 0.42 (minimum) or 0.20 (maximum), respectively.
 
'''NOTE''': This form loss value should not be confused with the value of 1.56 used in the pressure flow approached adopted in <u>[[1D_Bridges | TUFLOW 1D "B" and "BB" bridge]]</u>. TUFLOW 1D bridge pressure flow approach is based on the section 4.13.2 "All Girders in Contact with Flow (Case II)" of ''Guide to Bridge Technology Part 8: Hydraulic Design of Waterway Structures'' (AUSTROADS, 20192018). The original hydraulic experiment conducted by <u>[https://hdl.handle.net/10217/39009 Liu et al (1957)]</u> in a laboratory flume with a pair of bridge abutments and a deck. The flow conditions were similar to orifice flow due to the high blockage ratio caused by the abutments and the deck. When modelling bridges in 2D, the contraction/expansion losses caused by the abutments would be handled explicitly by the 2D solver, so a value 1.56 can lead to duplication of the contraction/expansion losses caused by the bridge abutments.<br>
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