Hi everybody,
I am a new user of ROMS and I bring with me whole bunch of questions.
To get started, I am trying to build up a simple case composed of a simple channel where an additional shear stress is imposed on a particular area in order to simulate a power extraction. This additional shear stress is supposed to influence the downstream velocities.
Here are my questions:
What is the best way to impose this shear stress ?
Compute analytically the velocities in this particular region of added shear through analytical.F ?
Create a new variable for this additional shear stress in varinfo.dat ?
And finally, could it set problem with the momentum conservation ?
I am sure there are other solutions I just can't see yet.
Hoping my questions are too basic.
Thank you in advance.
Additional shear stress
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Re: Additional shear stress
Welcome!
Well, we have ways to do surface stress, bottom stress, and an internal body force. You should probably search on BODYFORCE to see if that code will help you out. I assume you want something mid-depth as opposed to bottom or surface.
Well, we have ways to do surface stress, bottom stress, and an internal body force. You should probably search on BODYFORCE to see if that code will help you out. I assume you want something mid-depth as opposed to bottom or surface.
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Re: Additional shear stress
What does it really mean?
Thanks.
I am also trying to do a similar thing, but it is not really clear how to use BODYFORCE. Do we need to modify rhs3d.F? I guess that is the dirty way to do it, but I cannot see any other way at the moment. Any related references would be greatly appreciated...You should probably search on BODYFORCE to see if that code will help you out
Thanks.
Re: Additional shear stress
What exactly are you trying to do? If the existing code doesn't do it, you will have to do some hacking.