Dose Conservation Criterion



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Dose Conservation Criterion

The dose conservation criterion compares the quantity's local dose error with its total dose in the computational domain. The total dose is obtained from (3.6-13) where is the concentration of quantity at grid point and is the cell area associated with grid point (see Figures 3.4-3 and 3.4-6).

 

We get the grid criterion (3.6-14) for a grid line at the vertical position by adding up the local dose error along this grid line in lateral direction (see Figure 3.6-2). In (3.6-14) and denote the number of grid lines in vertical and lateral direction, respectively. is the number of different quantities which are resolved by the grid, and is accuracy parameter. An analogous expression is used as the criterion for a grid line at a lateral position .

 

 

The criterion is used to decide if grid lines have to be inserted in the vicinity of vertical position . If this grid line were deleted, the dose error would be (3.6-15). This criterion is applied to decide if the grid line may be deleted.

 



Martin Stiftinger
Wed Oct 19 13:03:34 MET 1994