Abstract
This dataset includes the source code, scenario simulations, and input and output data used for the simulations of the near-field plume model with line-source geometry in stratification using the Texas A&M Oil Spill Calculator (TAMOC). The model simulations were used to investigate bubble plume behaviour generated from line-source geometry with an integral plume model in stratified ambient reservoirs. This was accomplished by adapting the double-plume integral model developed for point sources to a line plume. This model is based on buoyancy profiles and top-hat velocity and uses an Eulerian integral modeling approach which predicts the chemical, hydrodynamic, and thermodynamic bubble behavior with a discrete bubble model. This dataset supports the publication: Dissanayake Anusha, L., M. Rezvani, A. Socolofsky Scott, A. Bierlein Kevin, and C. Little John (2021). Bubble Plume Integral Model for Line-Source Diffusers in Ambient Stratification. Journal of Hydraulic Engineering, 147(5), 04021015. doi:10.1061/(asce)hy.1943-7900.0001885
Purpose
This data set was created as a part of plume model development and a related publication of the developed model.
Keywords
line source diffuser, bubbles, integral plume model, multiple intrusions, stratified ambient, Texas A&M Oil spill Calculator, TAMOC Model, oil spill
UDI
R6.x805.000:0112
Date
June 2021
Point of Contact
Name
Scott A. Socolofsky
Organization
Texas A&M University / Zachry Department of Civil Engineering
Name
Anusha Dissanayake
Organization
Texas A&M University / Zachry Department of Civil Engineering
Funding Source
RFP-6
DOI
10.7266/YTFWPAS8
Rights Information
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons Public Domain Dedication 1.0 License.
Scholar Commons Citation
Dissanayake, Anusha. 2021. Dataset for: Bubble Plume Integral Model for Line-Source Diffusers in Ambient Stratification. Distributed by: Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative Information and Data Cooperative (GRIIDC), Harte Research Institute, Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi. doi:10.7266/YTFWPAS8
Comments
Extent
The dataset contains the model simulations of the near-field plume model with line-source geometry in stratification using the Texas A&M Oil Spill Calculator (TAMOC); no field sampling was involved.
Supplemental Information
Beta, thermal expansion coefficient, (m/s); calc_delta, Calculate delta (-1: false, 1: true), (boolean); cj, Discharge tracer concentration, (nondimensional); co, isothermal compressibility coefficient, (Pa^(-1)); delta_groups, group contribution method delta groups, (nondimensional); depth, Initial depth below the water surface, (m); diameter, Orifice diameter, (m); dt_max, Simulation maximum duration, (s); extern_data, External chem database (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); fdis, dissolution criteria, (nondimensional); fp_type, fluid phase (0: gas, 1: liquid, 2: solid), (nondimensional); gamma, API Gravity, (deg API); isair, fluid is air (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); iscompressible, Compressibility (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); isfluid, Fluid status (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); issoluble, solubility (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); K, mass transfer reduction factor, (nondimensional); K_T, heat transfer reduction factor, (nondimensional); m0, initial mass flux, (kg/s); P, ambient pressure at the release point, (Pa); particle_type, dispersed_phases Particle type, (0: Single, 1:Plume, 2:Bent plume particle); phi_0, Discharge vertical angle to horizontal, (rad); q, Lagranian plume model state space, (variable); rho_p, particle density, (kg/m^3); Sa, ambient salinity at the release point, (psu); sd_max, Maximum distance along centerline s/D, (nondimensional); sigma_correction, interfacial tension reduction factor (--), (nondimensional); Sj, Discharge salinity, (psu); T0, initial temperature, (K); Ta, ambient temperature at the release point, (K); theta_0, Discharge horizontal angle to x-axis, (rad); time, time along the plume centerline, (s); Tj, Discharge temperature, (K); track, SBM Status (0: false, 1: true), (boolean); Vj, Discharge velocity, (m/s); x0, Initial value of the x-coordinate, (m); y0, Initial value of the y-coordinate, (m); z, depth below the water surface, (m).|The dataset includes the model code, model setup details, input and output data used for the model simulations and the data used for the model validation. For model validation, data were extracted from Singleton et al. 2007. For more detailed methods, please refer to the associated publication Dissanayake et al. 2021.||||Singleton, V. L., Gantzer, P., & Little, J. C. (2007). Linear bubble plume model for hypolimnetic oxygenation: Full-scale validation and sensitivity analysis. Water Resources Research, 43(2). doi:10.1029/2005wr004836