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Hi,
I am currently modelling a riversite and made a boundary-condition for the outflow:
BOUNDARY {
name = Outflow
type = hqrelation
string_name = Outflow
slope = 0.5
weighting_type = conveyance
}
Output:
SPECIAL_OUTPUT {
type = boundary_history
output_time_step = 100
boundary_values = (Q)
flush_all_num_steps = 0
My problem is now, that there occurs backwater at the boundary, and not even at the time of the peak discharge. What makes me wonder is that it doesn't look strange in a graph showing the outflow-results of the boundary for Q; there, everything looks perfectly normal.
[Unfortunately I cannot post an image here, could use a little help for this thank you!]
Do you have any suggestions what the problem may be?
Thanks a lot,
Elisabeth
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I think I found a solution:
I increased the slope to 5 %o, no more backwater occurs! But now the curve is really zick-zacking with an amplitude of 50 m³/s!? (peak for the Inflow is 40 m³/s)
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Hi flussbau-iC
The hqrelation with a slope gives you uniform flow at the boundary.
Therefore, backwater effects can occur in your domain depending on your slope you defined.
The problem with the zig-zag outflow discharge is still unclear to me.
Please explain this in more detail.
Plots or images can be shared with links, such as dropbox.
Hope this helps!
Best, Lukas
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