INTEGRATED NUMERICAL MODELING OF OIL SPILLS, SEDIMENTATION ANDTRANSPORT OF OIL IN SEDIMENT LADEN IN MARINE WATERS
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INTEGRATED NUMERICAL MODELING OF OIL SPILLS, SEDIMENTATION ANDTRANSPORT OF OIL IN SEDIMENT LADEN IN MARINE WATERS abstract
An Integrated 2DH numerical model based on Eulerian approach including hydrodynamic, suspended sediment transport, oil transport and combined oil slick-sediment transport modulehas been developed and validated against laboratory measured values. FVM method and ADI(Alternating Direction Implicit) scheme have been employed for disceritization and solving governing equations. The second order Lax-Wendrof and second order central differenceschemes have been used for advective and diffusive terms respectively. Multiphase oil spill model (MOSM) approach has been taken to simulate oil slick and flow interaction. All threemodules of the numerical model have been validated against experimental data. The modelcapability for simulation, oil spill and suspended sediment transport, has been examined and the predictions show reasonable accuracy compared with analytical solutions and measured values reported in the literature. As an application the effect of oil in suspended sediment transport hasbeen investigated for alternative concentrations which show increase of concentration of suspended sediment with the increase of oil entered in water column
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INTEGRATED NUMERICAL MODELING OF OIL SPILLS, SEDIMENTATION ANDTRANSPORT OF OIL IN SEDIMENT LADEN IN MARINE WATERS authors
Mehdi Karimi
Student, Khaje Nasir University of Technology,
Kurosh Hejazi
Assistant Professor, Khaje Nasir University of Technology,
Moien Mojabi
۳Student, Khaje Nasir University of Technology