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User's guide of Proceessing Modflow 5.0

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Processing <strong>Modflow</strong> 207<br />

5.5 The Water Budget Calculator<br />

There are situations in which it is useful to calculate flow terms for various subregions <strong>of</strong> the<br />

model. To facilitate such calculations, the computed flow terms for individual cells are saved in<br />

the file BUDGET.DAT. These individual cell flows are referred to as cell-by-cell flow terms, and<br />

are <strong>of</strong> four types: (1) cell-by-cell stress flows, or flows into or from an individual cell due to one<br />

<strong>of</strong> the external stresses (excitations) represented in the model, e.g., pumping well or recharge;<br />

(2) cell-by-cell storage terms, which give the rate <strong>of</strong> accumulation or depletion <strong>of</strong> storage in an<br />

individual cell; (3) cell-by-cell constant-head flow terms, which give the net flow to or from<br />

individual constant-head cells; and (4) internal cell-by-cell flows, which are the flows across<br />

individual cell faces. In the file BUDGET.DAT, the flow between the cells [J, I, K] and [J+1, I,<br />

K] is denoted by FLOW RIGHT FACE, the flow between the cells [J, I, K] and [J, I+1, K] is<br />

denoted by FLOW FRONT FACE, and the flow between the cells [J, I, K] and [J, I, K+1] is<br />

FLOW LOWER FACE. The Water Budget Calculator uses the cell-by-cell flow terms to<br />

compute water budgets for the entire model, user-specified subregions, and in- and outflows<br />

between adjacent subregions. Refer to Step 5: Calculate subregional water budget <strong>of</strong> Section<br />

2.1 for details.<br />

5.6 The Graph Viewer<br />

To activate the graph viewer, select an appropriate menu item from the Run

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