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{{hide in print|Starting at GMS version 8.2, GMS supports MODFLOW-NWT.}} MODFLOW-NWT is a version of MODFLOW based on [[GMS:MODFLOW-2005|MODFLOW-2005]] that provides a different formulation of the groundwater flow equation designed to solve models that are non-linear due to unconfined cells or non-linear boundary conditions. | {{hide in print|Starting at GMS version 8.2, GMS supports MODFLOW-NWT.}} MODFLOW-NWT is a version of MODFLOW based on [[GMS:MODFLOW-2005|MODFLOW-2005]] that provides a different formulation of the groundwater flow equation designed to solve models that are non-linear due to unconfined cells or non-linear boundary conditions. | ||
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Source code differences between MODFLOW 2005 and MODFLOW-NWT. | Source code differences between MODFLOW 2005 and MODFLOW-NWT. | ||
# '''UPW Package''' | |||
* The [[GMS:UPW Package|Upstream Weighting package]] (UPW) is the flow package used with MODFLOW-NWT. The UPW package is only used with the [[GMS:NWT Package|NWT Solver Package]]. | |||
# '''NWT Solver''' | |||
* MODFLOW-NWT contains the [[GMS:NWT Package|NWT solver package]]. The NWT solver must be used when using the [[GMS:UPW Package|UPW flow package]]. | |||
# '''WEL Package''' | |||
* The WEL package was modified to add an option to decrease the pumping rate as the head drops below a user-specified percentage of cell thickness. The new option is called PHIRAMP. | |||
# '''SFR Package''' | |||
* The SFR package is modified to avoid removing water from dry cells and to calculate derivatives for the Newton formulation. | |||
# '''UZF Package''' | |||
* The UZF package is modified to avoid removing water from dry cells and to calculate derivatives for the Newton formulation. | |||
# '''Other Packages''' | |||
* Poor input values for other packages can result in convergence failure. For example, an EVT extinction depth below the cell bottom elevation can result water being improperly removed from a dry cell. | |||
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