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User's guide of Proceessing Modflow 5.0

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Processing <strong>Modflow</strong> 19<br />

steps 3 to 5 to assign zone numbers 1 to the first and 2 to the second layer.<br />

3. Choose Reset Matrix... from the Value menu, type 1 in the dialog box, then click OK.<br />

4. Press PgDn to move to the second layer.<br />

5. Choose Reset Matrix... from the Value menu, type 2 in the dialog box, then click OK.<br />

6. Choose Leave Editor from the File menu or click the leave editor button .<br />

7. Click OK in the Water Budget dialog box.<br />

100 @ (IN & OUT)<br />

(IN % OUT) / 2<br />

Fig. 2.8 The Water Budget dialog box<br />

PMWIN calculates and saves the flows in the file path\WATERBDG.DAT as shown in Table<br />

3 -1<br />

2.3. The unit <strong>of</strong> the flows is [L T ]. Flows are calculated for each zone in each layer and each<br />

time step. Flows are considered IN, if they are entering a zone. Flows between subregions are<br />

given in a Flow Matrix. HORIZ. EXCHANGE gives the flow rate horizontally across the<br />

boundary <strong>of</strong> a zone. EXCHANGE (UPPER) gives the flow rate coming from (IN) or going to<br />

(OUT) to the upper adjacent layer. EXCHANGE (LOWER) gives the flow rate coming from<br />

(IN) or going to (OUT) to the lower adjacent layer. For example, consider EXCHANGE<br />

(LOWER) <strong>of</strong> ZONE=1 and LAYER=1, the flow rate from the first layer to the second layer is<br />

3<br />

2.587256E-03 m /s. The percent discrepancy in Table 2.3 is calculated by<br />

(2.2)<br />

In this example, the percent discrepanciy <strong>of</strong> in- and outflows for the model and each zone in<br />

each layer is acceptably small. This means the model equations have been correctly solved.<br />

To calculate the exact flow rates to the well, we repeat the previous procedure for<br />

calculating subregional water budgets. This time we only assign the cell [25, 15, 1] to zone 1,<br />

the cell [25, 15, 2] to zone 2 and the cell [25, 15, 3] to zone 3. All other cells are assigned to<br />

zone 0. The water budget is shown in Table 2.4. The pumping well is extracting 7.7992809E-05<br />

3 3 3<br />

m /s from the first layer, 5.603538E-04 m /s from the second layer and 5.5766129E-04 m /s<br />

from the third layer. Almost all withdrawn water comes from the second stratigraphic unit, as it<br />

2.1 Run a Steady-State Flow Simulation

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