CECAD-FSF 2000 
    A Free Software for Free Surface Flow Analysis  

Civil and

Environmental

Computer 

Aided 

Design

 

Free Surface Flow

 

General Information

Main Page

Background

Developers Team

Software Application Form

Software Releases

Software Manuals

 

Computational Services

Map Module

1D Steady Flow Module

1D Unsteady Flow Module

2D Unsteady Hyd. Module

2D Near Shore Wave Module

2D Onshore Wave Module

 

Pre- & Post-processing

Importing Data

Editing Data Files

Visualize Drawing 

Parameter Drawing

Animating Results

 

CECAD-FSF Background

CECAD-FSF software was initiated based on a fully three dimensional hydrodynamic model. That model was developed as a research program in 1994 and was established based on the direct one-stage scheme for solving the fully three dimensional governing equations of free surface flows. The mentioned program was able to predict current flow and horizontal and vertical eddies in rivers, estuaries, harbors and coastal waters. It was compared against several laboratory measurement and field data and was found to be very accurate. The used numerical scheme was a second order accurate scheme in both space and time.

The initial program was written for PC's and was executable under DOS environments. CECAD-FF v1.0 was the developed version of that program which could be executed under Windows 3+ environment. The first version of CECAD-FF was developed in 1996 for modeling two dimensional depth-averaged free-surface flows. 

This version of CECAD-FSF is more powerful and can simulate one- and two-dimensional flow and wave as will be described later.

 

 

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