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March 20, 2002, 09:34 |
Debris flow modeling for landslides
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Hi all
I am looking for a commercial software able to model with sufficient accuracy a debris flow for the simulation of a landslide. I don't have time for modeling myself so i need whatever CFD software which could approach the problem. Thanks |
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March 20, 2002, 10:03 |
Re: Debris flow modeling for landslides
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do you know the rheological properties of the landslide and if so what are they?
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March 21, 2002, 01:04 |
see previous thread 3/5
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There is a thread below started March 5 on this topic.
Many of the commercial codes have some track record with fluidization which is the closest engineering application, but with manifestly different scales. It is a very difficult problem because the upper surface is a free surface, fluid loss and there is a range of particle sizes. So the short answer is that most available codes are not likley to yield a quick result that is useful. But see below. |
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