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  • #7725
    Nisha
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    Hello,
    I have to set up 1D/2D model in hecras. I first set up the 1D network and simulated it and it simulated without an error. Then I wanted to connect it with 2D area. Initially I installed bit lengthy lateral structure to connect 1D and 2D areas and end up with an error(high EG at certain CSs). So I thought to install few structures instead of one and once I installed the first structure model simulated without any issue (WSL error was there but in acceptable margin). Once I going to install the lateral structures in other locations, it become unstable in the halfway (give me very high EG at certain CSs). I have tried several times.
    I have used Diffusion Wave method
    – Have set 1D/2D iteration to 20 (for 2D 20)
    – for the structure: Normal 2D equation (Cd=1 SI Units)
    – I have set 2D initial condition so that 1D/2D connection does not go under dry condition at the beginning of the simulation.
    Any advise to get rid of this?

    Thanks
    NJ

    #12901
    cameron
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    Did you try setting the lateral structure to use the 2D Equations?

    A value of 1 could be too high of coefficent value. If you look at the user’s manual (page 3-50), a value of 1 would be if you had a levee/roadway that is elevated. If it is just natural ground, .11 to .55 in SIS units would be more appropriate.

    #12902
    Nisha
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    Thanks for the reply Cameron..!
    yes. I used 2D equation. I tried with Cd maximum, minimum and mid level coefficient.
    Further I have introduced intermittent CS s whether slope is steep but yet my model crashes giving me high EG values in some of the CSs. So it is still unsolved.
    I think still I am not familiar with the art of finding the errors in HEC-RAS 1D/2D models…!

    Thanks
    NJ

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