TRIM-2D
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Basic Information
Name of Program
TRIM-2D
Version-Date
12.x
Description-Date
March 2003
Catchwords
numerical simulation
finite difference method
two-dimensional, transient, nonlinear
shallow water equations
tidal dynamics
advection-diffusion equation
salt transport
suspended sediment transport
deposition and resuspension
bed load transport
numerical model TRIM-2D
portable SMP-programming using OpenMP
morphodynamic evolution of the bottom due to suspended load as well as bed load transport
Short Description of Functionality
The two-dimensional finite difference numerical model TRIM-2D can be used to simulate flow and transport processes in different free-surface flow problems. The following list of physical processes are taken into account by TRIM-2D:
- shallow water equations
- local acceleration (inertia)
- advective acceleration
- Coriolis acceleration
- barotropic pressure gradient
- baroclinic pressure gradient (depth integrated)
- turbulent diffusion and dispersion
- bottom friction
- wind friction
- time-varying height of control-structures (weirs)
- advection-diffusion equation
- local rate of change of concentration
- advctive rate of change of concentration
- turbulent diffusion and dispersion
- settling velocity depends on turbulence intensity
- Exchange of suspended sediments between the bottom layer and the water column
- resuspension of deposited suspended sediments above a critical bottom shear stress (critical shear stress for resuspension)
- deposition of suspended sediments below a critical bottom shear stress (critical shear stress for deposition)
- bed load transport of sediments
- bed load transport rate is given by the transport capacity of the flow (vanRIJN, BAGNOLD)
- morphodynamic evolution of the bottom
- net erosion/deposition due to bed load transport
- net erosion/deposition due to suspended load transport
Turbulent diffusion as well as dispersion is parameterized using constant coefficients.
With the aid of the numerical model TRIM-2D the following physical quantities can be calculated:
- free surface elevation
- depth-averaged current velocity
- depth-averaged salinity
- depth-averaged suspended sediment concentration
- deposited suspended sediment mass
- bed load transport rate
- deposited bed load material mass
- bottom shear stress
- wind shear stress
- depth erosion
- time varying depth of the bottom
A comprehensive description of TRIM-2D is available in the form of a Standard Validation Document (in German only).
Input-Files
- general input data (filetype trim2d.dat)
- general input data for bed load transport (filetype trim2d.bed.dat)
- solver accuracy (filetype relax.dat)
- bathymetry and index arrays (filetype tr2.topo.bin.ind)
- boundary values file for hydrodynamics (filetype tr2.rbh.bin.i and filetype tr2.rbh.bin)
- (optional) boundary values file for salinity (filetype tr2.rbs.bin.i and filetype tr2.rbs.bin)
- (optional) boundary values file for suspended sediment concentration (filetype tr2.rbc.bin.i and filetype tr2.rbc.bin)
- (optional) control structure boundary condition file (filetype tr2.rbw.bin.i and filetype tr2.rbw.bin)
- (optional) wind field (filetype tr2.met.bin.i and filetype tr2.met.bin)
- (optional) description of soil types (filetype soil.dat)
- (optional) distribution of soil types (filetype tr2.soil.bin.ind)
- (optional) initial conditions (filetype tr2.result)
- TR2first_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- TR2first_S: salinity
- TR2first_C: suspended sediment concentration
- TR2first_B: deposited suspended sediments
- TR2first_L: bed load transport rate and deposited bed load material
- TR2first_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- (optional) profile-topography (filetype profil05.bin)
Output-Files
- computational results at the end of the simulation (filetype tr2.result)
- TR2last_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- TR2last_S: salinity
- TR2last_C: suspended sediment concentration
- TR2last_B: deposited suspended sediments
- TR2last_L: bed load transport rate and deposited bed load material
- TR2last_A: optional results (e.g. wind shear stress, bottom shear stress)
- TR2last_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- (optional, in case of morphodynamic simulation) final bathymetry and index arrays (filetype tr2.topo.bin.ind)
- (optional) results files (filetype tr2.result)
- (optional) time series of computed results at specific locations (filetype knoerg.bin)
- (optional) computed results along profiles (files of type dirz.bin.r, dirz.bin.i und dirz.bin)
- (optional) safety output of computational results at regular intervals (filetype tr2.result)
- TR2save_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- TR2save_S: salinity
- TR2save_C: suspended sediment concentration
- TR2save_B: deposited suspended sediments
- TR2save_L: bed load transport rate and deposited bed load material
- TR2save_A: optional results (e.g. wind shear stress, bottom shear stress)
- TR2save_H: hydrodynamics, depth of the bottom
- printer file with informations about essential parameters used and informative messages during program execution (filetype trim2d.echo)
- (optional) trace of program execution (filetype trim2d.trc)
Methodology
See information in the Standard Validation Document (in German only).
Program(s) to run before this Program
FD2MET, MKRDAT, TR2LQ2, TR2VOR, TR2RND
Program(s) to run after this Program
DIDAMERGE, DIDAMINTQ, DIDARENAME, DIDASPLIT, ENERF, GVIEW2D, LQ2PRO, PGCALC, TIDKEN, TR2APP, TR2ASCII, TR2DIDA, TR2GEOM, TR2KACHEL, TR2MODATE, TRIMKACH, TRVZR, VTDK, VVIEW2D, XTRDATA, ZEITR
Additional Information
Language
Fortran90
Additional software
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Original Version
V. Casulli, R. T. Cheng,G. Lang, E. Rudolph
Maintenance
Documentation/Literature
$PROGHOME/examples/trim2d/, Standard Validation Document (in German only), general informations: Numerische Methoden für Strömungen, Stoff- und Wärmetransport (available in German only).
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