PENELOPE 2003 - OECD Nuclear Energy Agency
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164 Chapter 5. Constructive quadric geometry<br />
to study variations caused by changing these parameters without duplicating the input<br />
file. Comments can be written at the end of each line, at the right of the last keyword<br />
or after the closing parenthesis of numerical fields.<br />
• The format of the data set of a surface defined in reduced form is the following,<br />
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000<br />
SURFACE ( I3) TEXT DESCRIBING THE SURFACE ...<br />
INDICES=(I2,I2,I2,I2,I2)<br />
X-SCALE=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=1.0)<br />
Y-SCALE=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=1.0)<br />
Z-SCALE=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=1.0)<br />
OMEGA=( E22.15 , I3) DEG (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
THETA=( E22.15 , I3) DEG (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
PHI=( E22.15 , I3) RAD (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
X-SHIFT=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
Y-SHIFT=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
Z-SHIFT=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000<br />
◦ Surface parameters are optional and can be entered in any order. Default values<br />
are assigned to parameters not defined in the input file. Thus, to define an elliptic<br />
cylinder centred on the z-axis, only the parameters X-SCALE and Y-SCALE are<br />
required. Notice that scale parameters must be greater than zero.<br />
◦ The I3 value following each parameter must be set equal to zero (or negative) to<br />
make the parameter value effective. When this field contains a positive integer IP,<br />
the parameter is set equal to the value stored in the IP-th component of the array<br />
PARINP, an input argument of subroutine GEOMIN (see section 5.6). This permits<br />
the user to modify the geometry parameters from the MAIN program.<br />
• Limiting surfaces can also be defined in implicit form. When a quadric surface<br />
is defined in this way, the indices must be set to zero; this switches the reading<br />
subroutine GEOMIN to implicit mode. The format of an implicit surface data set is<br />
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000<br />
SURFACE ( I3) TEXT DESCRIBING THE SURFACE ...<br />
INDICES=( 0, 0, 0, 0, 0)<br />
AXX=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AXY=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AXZ=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AYY=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AYZ=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AZZ=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AX=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AY=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
AZ=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
A0=( E22.15 , I3) (DEFAULT=0.0)<br />
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000<br />
◦ Surface parameters are optional and can be entered in any order. The default<br />
value 0.0 is assigned to parameters not defined in the input file.<br />
◦ The I3 value following each parameter must be negative or zero to make the<br />
parameter value effective. Otherwise, its actual value will be set by subroutine<br />
GEOMIN.