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Figure 2.33 Comparison of CFD and PIV velocity contour under the condition of 0.3D bed elevation and 0.71 fps for 9 inch water depth (velocity: 21.6 cm/s) 2.3.1.2. Model accuracy analysis When the data from two different methods are compared (for example, CFD and PIV), the difference can somewhat vary through the cross section. The root-mean-square-deviation (RMSD) is used in this study to provide a single measure of difference for the comparison of a large number of data points in an entire cross section. RMSD is defined as: TRACC/TFHRC Y2Q2 Page 49
RMSD area area ( V1 V2 ) n area 2 2.14 where V 1 and V 2 are velocity magnitudes from two different approaches. The RMSD tends to be greater for greater average velocity. A relative percentage error is used as a normalized measure of the error. It is defined as: Relative error (%)=100 x RMSD/V average 2.15 Based on the 5mm-by-5mm interpolated grid data, the RMSD are calculated for each flow and bed condition. RMSD and relative error vary from 2.182 cm/s to 9.515 cm/s and from 9.48% to 28.38%, respectively. The RMSD number and relative error for each situation are listed in Table 2.3: Table 2.3 RMSD and relative error between CFD and experimental results for different conditions Bed elevation(inch) 0 5.4 Velocity (fps) 0.71 1.1 0.71 1.1 Water depth (inch) PIV and CFD RMSD(cm/s) Relative error(%) ADV and CFD RMSD(cm/s) Relative error(%) 4.5 5.185 23.96 2.545 11.76 6 4.337 20.04 4.043 18.68 9 4.317 19.95 4.116 19.02 4.5 9.515 28.38 7.838 23.38 6 6.227 18.57 3.177 9.48 9 7.316 21.82 6.241 18.61 4.5 2.654 12.26 2.572 11.89 6 4.520 20.89 2.327 10.75 9 2.298 10.62 2.182 10.08 4.5 3.466 10.34 3.828 11.42 6 4.863 14.50 6.300 18.79 TRACC/TFHRC Y2Q2 Page 50
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