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Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

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Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

(OP)
Hello guys, i need a help with a project. So, i have the model from an estuarine zone and i need to study the effects from removing an existing bridge. I need to study the water quality effect
and other environmental impacts. All of this on HEC-RAS. Please someone help me. I can send what i have to you if you want to know more about. Look to the pictures. Ps. 1D model and Unsteady flow. Please, help me!


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RE: Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

Assuming there's somewhere here who can help with that particular program, you need to provide more detail on what problem you're running into, as well as what you've tried yourself to resolve the issue.

Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com

RE: Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

(OP)
My teacher said that i have to create a new bathymetry for the bridge region after removed it, and make an study for the effects caused by this, i did not understand what he mean. If someone need more informations, i can send my project for analysis.

RE: Help with HEC-RAS (Studying the effects from removing a bridge)

If you don't understand what your teacher is asking for, honestly the best person to speak with would be your teacher. You need to clarify with the teacher what they want before traveling down a road that may be in the wrong direction.

Dan - Owner
http://www.Hi-TecDesigns.com

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