PRT-MIP
Structure of Blocks
FOR EACH SIMULATION
BEGIN OPTIONS
[EXPORT_ARRAY_ASCII]
END OPTIONS
BEGIN GRIDDATA
POROSITY [LAYERED]
<porosity(nodes)> -- READARRAY
[RETFACTOR [LAYERED]
<retfactor(nodes)> -- READARRAY]
[IZONE [LAYERED]
<izone(nodes)> -- READARRAY]
END GRIDDATA
Explanation of Variables
Block: OPTIONS
EXPORT_ARRAY_ASCII
keyword that specifies input griddata arrays should be written to layered ascii output files.
Block: GRIDDATA
porosity
is the aquifer porosity.retfactor
is a real value by which velocity is divided within a given cell. RETFACTOR can be used to account for solute retardation, i.e., the apparent effect of linear sorption on the velocity of particles that track solute advection. RETFACTOR may be assigned any real value. A RETFACTOR value greater than 1 represents particle retardation (slowing), and a value of 1 represents no retardation. The effect of specifying a RETFACTOR value for each cell is the same as the effect of directly multiplying the POROSITY in each cell by the proposed RETFACTOR value for each cell. RETFACTOR allows conceptual isolation of effects such as retardation from the effect of porosity. The default value is 1.izone
is an integer zone number assigned to each cell. IZONE may be positive, negative, or zero. The current cell’s zone number is recorded with each particle track datum. If a PRP package’s ISTOPZONE option is set to any value other than zero, particles released by that PRP Package terminate if they enter a cell whose IZONE value matches ISTOPZONE. If ISTOPZONE is not specified or is set to zero in a PRP Package, IZONE has no effect on the termination of particles released by that PRP Package. Each PRP Package may configure a single ISTOPZONE value.
Example Input File
#The OPTIONS block is optional
BEGIN OPTIONS
END OPTIONS
#The GRIDDATA block is required
BEGIN GRIDDATA
POROSITY
CONSTANT 1.
END GRIDDATA