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The picture above shows the grid of a self-forming meandering channel. The colours show the bed levels. More information
Dr. Knut T. Alfredsen
Teaching and research on habitat hydraulics
Dr. Nils Rüther
Modelling local scour and lateral river movments
Hans Bihs
Modelling erosion damages in rivers
Peggy Zinke
Modelling changes in the geomorphology of deltas
Jens Jacobsen
Modelling flow in natural bends and spillways
Dr. Thorsten Stösser, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA
Modelling flow over sand dunes and particle/turbulence interaction
Prof. Wolfgang Rodi,
University of Karlsruhe, Germany
Modelling flow and turbulence over sand dunes
Dr. Tim Fischer-Antze, Wald+Korbe, Karlsruhe, Germany
Modelling the geomorphological changes in the river Danube
Prof. Dieter Gutknecht, Vienna University of Technology, Austria
Modelling the geomorphological changes in the river Danube
Prof. Peter Rutschmann, Technical University of Munich, Germany
Modelling geomorphological changes in a channel with two bends
Dr. Robert Feurich, University of Innsbruck, Austria
Modelling geomorphological changes in a channel with two bends
Dr. Helmut Knoblauch, University of Graz, Austria
Modelling reservoir flushing
Dr. Susanne Krüger, Sulzer Pumps, Switzerland
Modelling supercritical flow
Oscar Jimenez,
Instituto Costarricence de Electricidad, Costa Rica
Modelling sediment flow in reservoirs
Jim Bogen,
The Norwegian Water Resources and Energy Directorate, Norway
Modelling changes in the geomorphology of deltas
Dr. Geir Vatne, Department of Geography, The Norwegian University of Science and Technology
Modelling scour in natural rivers
Dr. Raymond Eilertsen, The Geological Survey of Norway
Modelling changes in the geomorphology of deltas
More information and download instructions for SSIIM: [OS/2 version] [Windows/Linux version]
"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 (1.2 MB)
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 7. December 2006.
Hydroinformatics, fluvial hydraulics and limnology (1.6 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 fifth edition, from 22. November 2006. A number of errors have been corrected from the previous edition, and some additions have been made.
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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