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=Introduction=
 
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The following section looks at bridges using the 1D component of TUFLOW, for information on bridges in the 2D domain please see the following section on [[TUFLOW_2D_Hydraulic_Structures | 2D hydraulic Structures]] and [[Tutorial_Module06#Bridge_Modelling_Option_3:_2D_Layered_Flow_Constriction | Module 6]]. <br><br>
 
The following section looks at bridges using the 1D component of TUFLOW, for information on bridges in the 2D domain please see the following section on [[TUFLOW_2D_Hydraulic_Structures | 2D hydraulic Structures]] and [[Tutorial_Module06#Bridge_Modelling_Option_3:_2D_Layered_Flow_Constriction | Module 6]]. <br><br>
As a typical rule-of-thumb, if the channel up stream &/or downstream of the bridge is modeled in 1D then the bridge should also be modeled in 1D as well. Ideally any change in the channel from ESTRY 1D to 2D or vice-versa should also occur at a structure (i.e. bridge, culvert, etc) to facilitate the transition in solution schemes. The images below displays a typical preferred setup, however as is the case with hydraulic modeling your particular model situation may be different.<br>
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As a typical rule-of-thumb, if the channel up stream &/or downstream of the bridge is modeled in 1D then the bridge should also be modeled in 1D. Ideally any change in the channel from ESTRY 1D to 2D or vice-versa should also occur at a structure (i.e. bridge, culvert, etc) to facilitate the transition in solution schemes. The images below displays a typical preferred setup, however as is the case with hydraulic modeling your particular model situation may be different and therefore not always conform to these ideals.<br>
  
 
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Introduction

The following section looks at bridges using the 1D component of TUFLOW, for information on bridges in the 2D domain please see the following section on 2D hydraulic Structures and Module 6.

As a typical rule-of-thumb, if the channel up stream &/or downstream of the bridge is modeled in 1D then the bridge should also be modeled in 1D. Ideally any change in the channel from ESTRY 1D to 2D or vice-versa should also occur at a structure (i.e. bridge, culvert, etc) to facilitate the transition in solution schemes. The images below displays a typical preferred setup, however as is the case with hydraulic modeling your particular model situation may be different and therefore not always conform to these ideals.

  • 1D channel to 1D bridge to 1D channel
  • 1D channel to 1D bridge to 2D channel
  • 2D channel to 1D bridge to 1D channel


  • Link to 2D section – this section explains 1D bridges only.
  • Advice on when you would model a 1D bridge versus a 2D bridge (read module 6).
  • Examples on a XZ and HW bridge type – pictures & csv examples
  • Information on the checks you can carry out
  • Theory
    • Loss types (piers Kp, blockage Kb)
    • Guidance/reference on how to derive losses
    • Make sure to include section on automation of pier losses?
  • Method A & Method B for bridges – refer to Bill’s post on 1.56 value


Irregular shaped bridges

Typical checks

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