Study on the effect of morphological changes of bridge piers on water movement properties
Author(s) -
Xianqi Zhang,
Tao Wang,
Bingsen Duan
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
water practice and technology
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.243
H-Index - 15
ISSN - 1751-231X
DOI - 10.2166/wpt.2021.080
Subject(s) - pier , river morphology , flow (mathematics) , flow velocity , geology , hydrology (agriculture) , channel (broadcasting) , geotechnical engineering , river regime , bridge (graph theory) , aspect ratio (aeronautics) , mechanics , movement (music) , water flow , environmental science , geometry , structural engineering , materials science , mathematics , engineering , geomorphology , physics , medicine , electrical engineering , sediment , composite material , acoustics
The different shapes of bridge piers across rivers have a great influence on the river water movement, and the study of the influence of pier morphology changes on the water movement characteristics is of great value for bridge design and river flooding. The hydrodynamic model can effectively simulate and predict the changes of river flow patterns, which can provide scientific data support for river management. This paper constructs a hydrodynamic model based on MIKE21 and applies it to the numerical simulation of river hydrodynamics in the lower reaches of the Yellow River, taking elliptical piers as an example, and simulates the effect of the change of pier morphology on the flow velocity, water level and flow field of the river. The results show that the effect of elliptical pier morphology on the flow characteristics of the river channel is significant; under the same flow rate, the congestion value of the pier at the maximum axis ratio is 1.65 times the minimum axis ratio, and the larger the axis ratio, the more serious the congestion; the difference in flow velocity at the maximum axis ratio can reach 2.33 times the minimum axis ratio.
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