Experimental and numerical modelling of symmetrical four-branch supercritical cross junction flow

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Experimental and numerical modelling of symmetrical four-branch supercritical cross junction flow

Nanía, Leonardo S. and Gómez, Manuel and Dolz, José and León, Arturo S.

Journal of Hydraulic Research 2010

Abstract : The authors state in Section 4.2.1 that the numerical model overestimates the discharge distribution for Type II regime by about $Δ$E QT = 1%, whereas in Fig. 7 E QT for Type II regime 2 has values as high as 12%, and for Type II regime 1 as high as 2%. The discussers would like to ask the łdots

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