Engineering Hydrology Discussion Ch. #1

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Engineering Hydrology Discussion Ch. #1 Prepared by: Eng. Wael Salem Eng. Doaa Safi

Question #1 A lake had a water surface elevation of 103.2 m above datum at the beginning of a certain month. In that month the lake received an average inflow of 6 m3/sec from surface runoff sources. In the same period the outflow from the lake had an average value of 6.5 m3/sec. Further, in that month, the lake received a rainfall of 145 mm and the evaporation from the lake surface was estimated as 6.1 cm. Write the water budget equation for the lake, and Calculate the water surface elevation of the lake at end of the month. The average lake surface area can be taken as 5,000 ha. ( 1 ha = 10,000 m2 )

Question #2 A small catchment of area 150 ha received a rainfall of 10.5 cm in 90 minutes due to a storm. At the outlet of the catchment, the stream draining the catchment was dry before the storm and experienced a runoff lasting for 10 hours with an average discharge of 1.5 m3/s. The stream was again dry after the runoff event. What is the amount of water which was not available to runoff due to combined effect of infiltration, evaporation and transpiration? What is the ratio of runoff to precipitation?

Question #3 During the water –year 1994\95 ,a catchment area of 2500 km2 received 1300 mm of precipitation .The average discharge at the catchment outlet was 30m3/s .Estimate the amount of water lost due to the combined effects of evaporation ,transpiration and percolation to ground water .Compute the volumetric runoff coefficient for the catchment in the water-year

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Homework #1 Problems #1.3 and 1.4 Due date 21/2/2015