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ST Venant Equations: Reading: Sections 9.1 - 9.2
ST Venant Equations: Reading: Sections 9.1 - 9.2
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Distributed Flow routing in channels
• Distributed Routing
• St. Venant equations
– Continuity equation
Q A
0
x t
– Momentum Equation
1 Q 1 Q 2 y
g g ( So S f ) 0
A t A x A x
What are all these terms, and where are they coming from?
Assumptions for St. Venant Equations
• Flow is one-dimensional
• Hydrostatic pressure prevails and vertical
accelerations are negligible
• Streamline curvature is small.
• Bottom slope of the channel is small.
• Manning’s equation is used to describe
resistance effects
• The fluid is incompressible
Continuity Equation
Q = inflow to the control volume
q = lateral inflow
Elevation View
Reynolds transport theorem
d
0
dt c.v.
d V .dA
c. s .
Plan View
Continuity Equation (2)
Q A
0 Conservation form
x t
(Vy) y
0
x t
Non-conservation form (velocity is dependent
variable)
y V y
V y 0
x x t
Momentum Equation
• From Newton’s 2nd Law:
• Net force = time rate of change of momentum
d
F dt Vd VV .dA
c .v . c. s .
Sum of forces on
the C.V.
Plan View
Momentum Equation
d
F dt Vd VV .dA
c .v . c. s .
Sum of forces on
the C.V.
1 Q 1 Q 2 y
g g ( So S f ) 0
A t A x A x
Momentum Equation(2)
1 Q 1 Q
2
y
g g ( So S f ) 0
A t A x A x
Local Convective Pressure Gravity Friction
acceleration acceleration force force force
term term term term term
V V y
V g g (So S f ) 0
t x x
Kinematic Wave
Diffusion Wave
Dynamic Wave
Momentum Equation (3)
1 V V V y
So S f
g t g x x
Steady, uniform flow