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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 5 months ago #38670

Why does the calculation produce this error? How to solve?
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Cross Section # 1 is dry. :(
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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 5 months ago #38671

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Except if you're using the steady computation kernel, you should give an initial water level which ensure there is water in all computation section
In your case it seems there is no water at section 1 so the computation cannot be done as you probably choose another computation kernel...
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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 5 months ago #38673

thank you!but i use the unsteady subcritical flow
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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 5 months ago #38674

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That's what I said!
How did you define the initial water level?
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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 5 months ago #38677

Thanks for the reply, my settings are as follows:

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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 4 months ago #38704

My initial water level is higher than the river bottom elevation, but there are still calculation errors:Cross Section # 1 is dry.

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these are all the files of my project. Can you help me answer this question?Thanks!

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Cross Section # 1 is dry 3 years 4 months ago #38705

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Hi
This is not really the initial value which is the problem but probably more the settings of the model.
Try to reduce the time step. I tested 60s instead 3600s and the error occur on section 29 instead of 1
I would also advise you to change the mesh by adding intermediate cross sections
At least in the initial solution the discharge is equal to 0 and you impose 8 m3/s so change the initial discharge

Hope this helps
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