Ans 3 a) Given,
evaporation from pan (Ep) = 1.3 cm
K = 0.68
Hence, monthly evaporation(E) using simple method = Ep x K
E = 1.3 x 0.68
E = 0.884 cm
Ans3 b) Using revised formula,
saturation vapor pressure(Esp) at lake temperature 4.4 deg C is,
Esl = 0.834 kPa (can be found from standard table)
Saturation vapor pressure at maximum pan temperature at 5.5 deg C ,
Esp = 0.899 kPa (from standard table)
saturation vapor pressure at mean air temperature at 7.2 deg C
Esm = 1.015 kPa (from standard table)
Relative humidity = 70%
Vapor pressure of air(Ez) = (70/100) x 1.015
= 0.7105 kPa
Revised formula can be given by,
EL = [K' (Esl - Ez) / (Esp - Ez ) ] x Ep
= [1.5(0.834 - 0.7105) / (0.899 - 0.7105)] x 1.3
= 1.277 cm
Ans 4) Evaporation using aerodynamics method,
Mean lake temperature = 4.4 x 0.85
= 3.74 deg C
Saturation vapor pressure at 3.74 deg C is,
Es = 0.799 kPa
Air density at 7.2 deg C(a) is 1.260 kg/m3
standard atmospheric temperature (P)= 101.325 kPa
Bulk evaporation coefficient, C = 0.0014
Mass transfer coefficient, M = 0.622 aC/(w P)
Putting values,
M = 0.622 (1.26 x 0.0014)/(1000x101.325)
= 1.08 x 10-8 kPa-1
Velocity of wind at 4m height ,U2= U1 x [ln(Z2/Z0) / ln (Z1/ Z0)]
Putting values,
U2 = 2.4 x [ln(400/0.02)/ ln(400/0.02)]
= 2.4 m/s
Now, Ea = M x (Es - Ez) x U2
= 1.08 x 10-8 x (0.799 - 0.7105) x 2.4
= 2.3 x 10-9 m/s
or 2.3 x 10-6 mm/s
or 0.198 mm /day
Therefore, using aerodynamics method ,daily evaporation rate is 0.198 mm/day
So, monthly evaporation rate = 31 x 0.198
= 6.138 mm or 0.6138 cm
Ans 5) Evaporation rate using energy balance method,
Given average radiation(Rn) = 22W/m2
Er = Rn - G / (w (1 + B)
where, G = ground heat flux (zero because ground flux neglected)
= latent heat of vaporization ( 2484 kJ/kg at 7.2 deg celsius)
B = Bowen ratio (zero because sensible heat flux neglected)
Putting values,
Er = 22 - 0 / (1000 x 2484000)
= 8.85 x 10-9 m/s
or 8.85 x 10-6 mm/s
or 0.765 mm/day
So, monthly evaporation rate = 0.765 x 31
= 23.715 mm
or 2.37 cm
Ans 6) Using combination method,
We know,
E = Er/ ( + ) + Ea / ( + )
where, Er = evaporation by energy balance method
Ea = evaporation by aerodynamic method
= Psychometric constant ( 0.0668 kPa / C)
= gradient saturated vapor pressure (0.153 kPa/C)
Putting values,
E = 0.153(23.715)/ (0.153 + 0.0668) + 0.0668(6.138)/(0.153 + 0.0668)
= 0.264 mm /day
For a month, evaporation rate = 0.264 x 31
= 8.184 mm or 0.818 cm
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