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Numerical simulation of dam-break flows in bend and furcated channels
Abstract A high-resolution finite-volume method for solving the conservative shallow water equations is presented in this paper. The method is based upon extending the finite-difference TVD scheme to finite-volume method considering the corresponding relationships between elements and nodes. A second-order hybrid TVD scheme with an optimum-selected limiter and a two-step Runge-Kutta method are utilized to discretize the integral type of the shallow water equations over arbitrary quadrilateral cells. The dam-break flows are simulated for the first time considering the cases in channels with a 180°strong bend, a 90°bifurcation and a 45°three branches. The complex characteristics of velocity and water elevation changes at both banks of the curved sections, auto-reassignment of discharges and momentum as well as vortices and super-elevation near the corner of embranchment regions in the furcated channels are displayed. The effects of wetting bed and drying bed are discussed simultaneously.
Key words shallow water equations, finite-volume method, bend channel, furcated channel, dam-break Bores
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