Problem

Deal with a hypothetical watershed with the following parameters. involve input data setup...

Deal with a hypothetical watershed with the following parameters. involve input data setup only,

Subbasin

Number

Area

(ac)

L

(ft)

Lca

(ft)

S

(ft/mi)

Development

(%)

Conveyance

(%)

1

1280

7000

4000

20

30

80

2

1485

9000

5050

20

28

80

3

2045

8750

4975

10

70

100

4

1517

8230

41 1 5

10

70

100

5

2752

10,000

6340

10

75

100

Assume S = S0 in each subbasin. The infiltration data are as follows:

Subbasin

Impervious (%)

SCS Curve Number

1

20

78

2

18

80

3

52

85

4

55

85

5

60

90

Problem

Create a new basin model for HEC-HMS Problem to reflect a detention pond near Junction 2. Assume that the pond can be modeled in such a way that only the runoff from subbasin 3 should be routed through it. The storage-discharge relation is given as follows:

S (ac-ft)

0

200

375

508

860

1123

1 500

2120

Q (cfs)

0

1 46

222

352

480

600

71 0

1733

Problem

Deal with a hypothetical watershed with the following parameters. involve input data setup only,

Subbasin

Number

Area

(ac)

L

(ft)

Lca

(ft)

S

(ft/mi)

Development

(%)

Conveyance

(%)

1

1280

7000

4000

20

30

80

2

1485

9000

5050

20

28

80

3

2045

8750

4975

10

70

100

4

1517

8230

41 1 5

10

70

100

5

2752

10,000

6340

10

75

100

Assume S = S0 in each subbasin. The infiltration data are as follows:

Subbasin

Impervious (%)

SCS Curve Number

1

20

78

2

18

80

3

52

85

4

55

85

5

60

90

Problem

Create the basin model of the watershed in HEC-HMS using the data provided. Set up input data for the watershed using Clark’s UH method (TC&R). Use Muskingum routing methods and assume that K = 0.60 hr and x = 0.4 in reaches 1, 2, and 3. Assume two subreaches in each reach and assume baseflow is zero.

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