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The picture above shows the grid of a self-forming meandering channel. The colours show the bed levels. More information
Prof. Knut T. Alfredsen
Teaching and research on habitat hydraulics
Prof. Jochen Aberle
Physical laboratory flow modelling
Dr. Nils Rüther
Teaching and research on hydraulic engineering and sediment transport.
Robert Feurich
Modelling fishways, spillways and shock waves
Stefan Haun
Modelling reservoir flushing
Hanne Nøvik
Modelling intakes using STAR-CCM+
Roser Casas-Mulet
Modelling water level variations during hydropeaking
Stephan Spiller
Modelling the Nidelva River using STAR-CCM+
Kari Bråtveit
Modelling tunnels and sand traps using STAR-CCM+
Samuel Vingerhagen
Modelling the Innerdalen spillway using STAR-CCM+
Sigurd Løvfall
Modelling water and sediment flow in the Angostura reservoir
Halvor Kjærås
Modelling water and sediment flow in the Angostura reservoir
Øyvind Pedersen
Modelling flow in a river using STAR-CCM+
Åsmund Hasaas
Modelling intakes using STAR-CCM+
Maren B. Mundal
Modelling water flow through a rockfill dam using STAR-CCM+
Oddmund Brevik
Modelling the Tonstad sand trap
Dr. Thorsten Stösser, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Modelling flow over sand dunes and particle/turbulence interaction
Prof. Peter Rutschmann, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Modelling geomorphological changes in an s-shaped channel.
Dr. Helmut Knoblauch,
University of Graz, Austria
Modelling sediments in reservoirs
Dr. Stefan Vollmer, Bundesanstalt für Gewasserkunde, Germany
Modelling erosion of non-uniform sediments
Dr. Katinka Koll, The Technical University of Braunschweig, Germany
Detailed flow modelling over large stones in a flume
Dr. Gudrun Hillebrand, Bundesanstalt für Gewasserkunde, Germany
Modelling water and sediment in a circular flume.
Dr. Raymond Eilertsen, The Geological Survey of Norway
Modelling water and sediment flow in the delta of Lake Øyern
Dr. Peggy Zinke, SINTEF Energy Research
Modelling water and sediment flow in the delta of Lake Øyern
Dr. Sandor Baranya,
Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary
Modelling sediment transport and erosion in rivers.
Irina Klassen, Bundesanstalt für Gewasserkunde, Germany
Modelling cohesive sediments in reservoirs.
Marc Roberts, Bundesanstalt für Gewasserkunde, Germany
Modelling sediment transport in rivers, using variable bed density and multiple sediment layers.
Oscar Jimenez, Carbon Ingenieria, Costa Rica
Modelling sediment flow in reservoirs
Laura Lizano, Instituto Costarricence de Electricidad, Costa Rica
Modelling sediment flow in reservoirs
Carlos Roberto Rodríguez, Instituto Costarricence de Electricidad, Costa Rica
Modelling sediment flow in reservoirs
Clemens Dorfmann,
University of Graz, Austria
Modelling sediments in reservoirs
Gabriele Harb,
University of Graz, Austria
Modelling sediments in reservoirs
More information and download instructions for SSIIM
"Computational Fluid Dynamics for Hydraulic and Sedimentation Engineering" was made for the CFD part in our class "Withdrawal of water from sediment-carrying rivers". The class notes provides a simple introduction to the basics of CFD. The latest version was made 16. June 1999.
User's manual for SSIIM (743 kB PDF)
The user's manual for SSIIM provides standard information about the SSIIM program, like user interface, data format for input and result files etc. The latest version was made 5. November 2011.
Numerical modelling and hydraulics (1.7 MB)
The class notes for a course with the same name, given for the first time in the spring 2001. It is an undergraduate course in the 4th year of the Civil Engineering study at NTNU. This is the version from March 2012.
CFD Algorithms for Hydraulic Engineering (678 kB)
The book is a more detailed documentation of general and special hydraulic engineering CFD algorithms. It is intended to be used as a textbook for graduate courses in CFD, and also to provide assistance for people writing CFD codes. The present version is from 14. December 2000, and before this date it has not been checked by anyone but the author.
CFD for Hydraulic Structures (535 kB)
The book is about experiences using the SSIIM model to compute flow in/around hydraulic structures. The following cases are discussed: Vegetation, spillways, local scour and intakes. The present version is from 8. May 2001.
The numbers in brackets indicate size of graphics files in kB. The date indicate latest update.
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