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Hi all, I'm kind of new to the PT module and was wondering what would be the best way to analyze an accidental dump of, for example, 1 cu.m. of silt? I don't think it would be technically feasible to actually model the actual number of silt particles in 1 cu.m. as it would result in way too many particles.
To estimate the actual concentration, would it be better to input the Mass as "Total Emitted Amount" and then just have a high number of particles?
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What boundary conditions did you include?
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Are you applying a flather condition to your boundary or just water levels?
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What module are you running?
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Hi guys,
I'm new at trying out BW and I'd be pulling my hair out if it were long enough. I've been trying to add a porosity layer and I have followed the steps in the Step by Step manual, but it keeps throwing the following error:
[size=8pt][font=courier] Axis Sets Interval Axis origin Unit
1 1100 2 0 meter
2 1350 2 0 meter
Item name Item type Minimum Maximum Missing Unit
Porosity Porosity Coefficient 0.6 10 0 ()
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_SetupPorosity: porosity value outside interval 0.2<=n<=1[/font][/size]
I've compared my dfs2 file with the Kirkwall samples and it looks the same so I can't figure out what's going on. Could anybody provide some insight on this? I've uploaded my dfs2 file in a zip file for reference.
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Good morning; wow that was actually quite simple! I didn't think of trying it that way. Thanks!
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Hi guys, I'm kind of new to plot composer and I have a pretty simple question. For a given plot object, how can I change the Plot Area? To simplify the explanation, I've attached a figure. The Plot Object is tall and narrow, but the actual plot area is still short and wide, which I want to change. Is there an easy way to do this, or would I have to edit the .plc file in notepad?
Thanks in advance!
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Good evening Christian,
Ah so I was correct that there is no built-in thing for this. Thanks for the input!
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Good morning everybody,
I've been trying to find this on the web but I can't get any good results so I'm sorry if it's a pretty simple answer. Is there a way to get the statistically maximum/minimum current speed from a dfsu file BUT with the corresponding direction still attached? When I do the simple Compute Statistics from the Data Manager for the speed, it decouples from the vector direction so it always just gives me a current going due north.