BIW4-48: Numerische Methoden, Modelle und Anwendungen im Wasserbau
Table of contents
- Module numbers
- Subject areas and lecturers
- Module description
- Qualification goals
- Contents
- Teaching and learning methods
- Prerequisites for participation
- Applicability
- Requirements for the awarding of credit points:
- Credit points and grades
- Frequency of the module
- Workload
- Duration of the module
- Lecturer
- Date and location in the winter semester
- Documents for the course
Module numbers
BIW-D-BIW4-48
BIW-AD-BIW4-48
Subject areas and lecturers
Numerical methods in hydraulic engineering
© André Terpe
Research Associate
NameMr Dipl.-Ing. Márcio Salgueiro Roth
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Office of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering
Visiting address:
Beyer-Bau, Room 04-10 George-Bähr-Str. 1
01069 Dresden
Office hours:
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Models and applications in hydraulic engineering
© André Terpe
Senior Researcher
NameMr Dr.-Ing. Torsten Heyer
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Office of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering
Visiting address:
Beyer-Bau, Room 04-25 George-Bähr-Str. 1
01069 Dresden
Office hours:
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Module description
Qualification goals
Students have the ability to use the most important software solutions for the design and planning of hydraulic engineering systems. They have knowledge of the necessary data bases, model structure and application as well as the evaluation, presentation and interpretation of generated results. Students will be able to understand the theoretical derivation of the field equations of Newtonian fluids and thus the basic framework of common software for modeling three-dimensional flow processes. They will be able to interpret the aspects of taking friction phenomena into account and analyze natural flow processes with regard to numerical modeling and highlight the essential modeling steps in a targeted manner.
Contents
Contents are
- Algebra software for engineering calculations,
- Geographical information systems (GIS),
- Hydrodynamic-numerical modeling (1D and 2D) of flowing and still waters,
- Calculation of seepage water processes and for calculating the stability of dam structures and
- Mathematical expressions within fluid dynamics (3D),
- Fundamentals of frictional flows and boundary layer theory,
- Field equations for the flow of Newtonian fluids,
- Fundamentals of turbulent flows and
- approaches to turbulence modeling.
Teaching and learning methods
4 SWS lecture, 2 SWS exercise, self-study
Prerequisites for participation
In the Civil Engineering diploma program, the competencies to be acquired in the module Fundamentals of Hydraulic Engineering Infrastructure are a prerequisite.
In the Civil Engineering postgraduate degree program, basic skills in hydraulic engineering infrastructure, such as those acquired in the above-mentioned module, are required.
Applicability
Civil Engineering
The module is a compulsory elective module in the Civil Engineering degree program.
The module is a compulsory elective module in the Civil Engineering postgraduate degree program.
Requirements for the awarding of credit points:
Civil Engineering
Credit points are awarded if the module examination is passed. The module examination consists of a collection of documents with a colloquium totaling 60 hours.
Credit points and grades
8 credit points can be earned through the module.
The module grade corresponds to the grade of the examination.
Frequency of the module
The module is offered every academic year, starting in the winter semester.
Workload
The total workload is 240 hours.
Duration of the module
The module lasts two semesters.
Lecturer
Numerical methods in hydraulic engineering
© André Terpe
Research Associate
NameMr Dipl.-Ing. Henrik Gößling
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Office of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering
Visiting address:
Beyer-Bau, Room 04-024 George-Bähr-Str. 1
01069 Dresden
Office hours:
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Models and applications in hydraulic engineering
© André Terpe
Senior Researcher
NameMr Dr.-Ing. Torsten Heyer
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Office of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering
Visiting address:
Beyer-Bau, Room 04-25 George-Bähr-Str. 1
01069 Dresden
Office hours:
Please arrange a specific appointment in advance by e-mail.
© André Terpe
Research Associate
NameMr Lars Backhaus M.Sc.
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Office of the Chair of Hydraulic Engineering
Visiting address:
Beyer-Bau, Room 04-08 George-Bähr-Str. 1
01069 Dresden
Office hours:
Please arrange a specific appointment in advance by e-mail.
Date and location in the winter semester
Lecture
Thursdays, 1st DS, 07:30 - 09:00 a.m.
weekly
The lecture takes place online or in room JAN/27/H.
Tutorial
Tuesdays, 4th DS, 13:00 - 14:30
only in even weeks
The exercise takes place in room ABS04-009.
Thursdays, 3rd DS, 11:10 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.
only in even weeks
The exercise takes place in room ABS04-009.
Documents for the course
The script and other documents (e.g. lecture slides, solutions to exercises) can be found in the Bildungsportal Sachsen (OPAL) on the Institute's website. The password-protected access with your ZIH login data is granted to participants of the course after a one-time registration. Please address your inquiries in this regard to a lecturer of this course.