Numerical Simulation of Surface-Subsurface-Coupled, 2-Phase, 3-Dimensional Fluid Behavior

Groundwater behavior has been analyzed by using simulators that treat saturated-unsaturated Darcian flow in subsurface porous media. However, viewing from the large-scale and long-term modeling, the behavior of surface/river flow should be considered and simulated adequately together with groundwate...

Full description

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Published inChikasui Gakkai shi Vol. 38; no. 4; pp. 253 - 267
Main Authors TOSAKA, Hiroyuki, KOJIMA, Keiji, MIKI, Akio, CHINO, Takeshi
Format Journal Article
LanguageJapanese
English
Published Japanese Association of Groundwater Hydrology 01.12.1996
Subjects
Online AccessGet full text

Cover

Loading…
More Information
Summary:Groundwater behavior has been analyzed by using simulators that treat saturated-unsaturated Darcian flow in subsurface porous media. However, viewing from the large-scale and long-term modeling, the behavior of surface/river flow should be considered and simulated adequately together with groundwater flow. It is required to get reproductivity and predictability of simulation, especially when artificial activities are involved. For realizing coupled simulation of surface and subsurface fluids flow, the authors derived equations that can merge the nonlinear form of Manning's law for surface flow into the general frame of 2-phase nonlinear Darcian flow equations. Using the proposed equations, a general-purpose,2-phase,3-Dimensional numerical simulator was developed, in which surface/subsurface air-water movement can be pursued under various hydrological/geological conditions. Its applicability is shown by the results of actual hydrograph matching and other example calculations.
ISSN:0913-4182
2185-5943
DOI:10.5917/jagh1987.38.253