Problem 1
Storage at beginning of month S1= 439.5*106 m3
Storage at the end of month S2= 453.9*106 m3
Change in storage S = S2 - S1 = 453.9*106 -439.5*106 = 14.4*106 m3
Mean inflow = 13.3 m3/s
Inflow volume for the month of June,1971 , I = 13.3*30*24*60*60 = 34.47*106 m3
Amount of water used for power production = Op = 49.5*106 m3
Average seepage rate in the month = 595.53 l/s
Seepage volume for the month Os= 595.53*10-3*30*24*60*60 = 1.54*106 m3
Precipitation P = 0
Using water budget equation ,
P + I = Op + Os + S +EL
0 + 34.47*106 = 49.5*106 + 1.54*106 + 14.4 * 106 + EL
EL = -30.97*106 m3
Depth of evaporation = EL/ Surface area = -30.97*106 /33.9*106 = -0.91 m
Evaporation cannot be negative. So evaporation is taken as zero.
Pan evaporation = Lake evaporation/ pan coefficient
Pan coefficient taken as 0.7 usually
Problem 2
Surface area = 0.97x Actual Surface area = 0.97*33.9 = 32.883 km2
Mean inflow = 13.3 m3/s
Inflow volume I = 13.3*31*24*60*60 = 35.62*106 m3
Op = 49.5 m3
Os = 595.53 *10-3*31*24*60*60 = 1.595 *106 m3
EL = 0
P + I = Op + Os + S + EL
35.62*106 = 49.5*106 + 1.595*106 + S
S = -15.475*106 m3
Decline in water level = 15.475*106/32.883*106 = 0.47 m =47 cm
Problem 3
Precipitation P= 395 mm
Evapotranspiration ET = 95 mm
Infiltration I = 15 mm
Area A = 395 km2
Assuming no other losses,
Runoff R = Precipitation (P) - Evapotranspiration (ET) - Infiltration (I)
= P - ET - I = 395 - 95 - 15 = 285 mm
Runoff depth = 285 mm = 0.285 m
Runoff volume = Runoff depth *Area = 0.285*395*106 = 112.575*106 m3
There are 30 days in the month of June. So,
Rate of runoff = Runoff volume/ Duration = 112.575*106 / (30*24*60*60) = 43.432 m3/s = 43432 lt/s
Problem 4
Precipitation = 15 mm
Area of catchment = 73 km2
Area of lake = 5.3 km2
Area contributing to surface runoff = 73 - 5.3 = 67.7 km2
Total Infiltration depth = 9 mm
Runoff depth = Precipitation- Losses = Precipitation- Infiltration = 15-9 = 6 mm
Volume of surface runoff = Runoff depth * Area contributing to surface runoff = 6*10-3 * 67.7 *106 = 406200 m3
Problem 5
Surface area of lake = 79 ha
Inflow rate = 0.395 m3/s
Inflow volume = 0.395*30*24*60*60 = 1.024*106 m3
Outflow rate = 593 lt/s = 0.593 m3/s
Outflow volume = 0.593*30*24*60*60 = 1.537*106 m3
Precipitation = 33.5 mm
Precipitation volume = 33.5*10-3*790000 = 0.0265 * 106 m3
Change in storage s = -539500 m3
P + I = O + S + E
E = P + I - O - S = 0.0265*106 + 1.024*106 - 1.537*106 + 0.5395*106
E = 0.053*106 m3
Evaporation depth = Evaporation/ Surface area = 0.053*106 / 790000 = 0.067 m = 67 mm
ENGINEERING HYDROLOGY CIVL431 Assignment1 Problem 11 The following data were observed at Demirkopru Dam site on...
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