Suspended solids can advect and diffuse into Pipes, and can advect out of Pipes (mass cannot diffuse out of Pipes).
Suspended solids can advect into a Pipe from another pathway containing suspended solids. Suspended solids can also diffuse into a Pipe from a Cell or Aquifer containing suspended solids. The species The chemical (or non-chemical, such as bacterial or viral) constituents that are stored and transported through an environmental system in a contaminant transport model. In GoldSim, the Species element defines all of the contaminant species being simulated (and their properties). mass associated with the suspended solids in the upstream (Outflow or Outflux) pathway enter the Pipe regardless of whether suspended solids are specified as being present in the Pipe. When suspended solids (carrying species mass) enter a Pipe from another pathway, conceptually, the particulates are assumed to immediately disintegrate upon entering the Pipe (releasing their species mass to the fluid in the Pipe). If suspended solids are present in the Pipe, the species mass will then partition onto these solids.
- Advection and Diffusion of Particulates into External Pathways
- Advection and Diffusion of Particulates to/from Aquifers
- Advection and Diffusion of Particulates to/from Network Pathways
- Advection and Diffusion of Particulates to/from Pipes
- Advection of Particulates to/from Cells
- Bacteria and Viruses
- Colloids and Particulates
- Diffusion of Particulates to/from Cells
- Simulating Suspended Solids in a Pipe
- Simulating Suspended Solids in an Aquifer