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A 1 hour unit hydrograph for a watershed with area A acres is approximated as a triangle with base of 20 hr and a peak flow of 300 cfs. Time to peak is 10 hrs. Calculate the watershed area in acres. |


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(10 marks) 13. Determine the unit hydrograph for the 99 acre watershed that produces the following hydrograph in response to a storm with a rainfall excess duration of 1 hour. Plot the Unit Hydrograph on this page. Base flow is 100 cfs. Flow (cfs) 500 400 300 200 100 Time (hrs)
The 4-hr unit hydrograph for a watershed is given as below. Time (hr) 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Unit hydrograph (m3/s/10 mm) A design storm has 1.5 cm/hr in first 2 hr and 1.0 cm/hr in the second 2 hr. The abstraction rate is 0.5 cm/hr. Base flow is 10 m/s. Calculate the total runofi hydrograph.
Question J. (2010 ) A 2-hour unit hydrograph for a drainage area is given below. a) Derive the streamflow hydrograph for a storm that produces 0.5 in. and 1.0 in. of excess precipitation over two consecutive 2-hour periods. Assume the baseflow is negligible. b) What is the peak rate of the streamflow and time to peak? Present all steps of your calculations. UH Time (hr) (cfs) 0 12 26 12 8 0 14
Hydrologic analysis of a watershed Problem2: The unit hydrograph is the direct runoff generated by 1 unit (I mm in this problem) of excess rainfall. The one-hour unit hydrograph of a watershed is given by: 4 Time (hour) -0.9 U0.4 U0.2 0.0 0.0 U-0.6 Unit hydrograph (m/s/mm) (a) The 100-year storm over the watershed has the following excess rainfall pulses: Fromt 0 to 1 hour, P45 mm From t I to 2 hours, P20 From t = 2 to 3...
2. A watershed is approximately 43 sq.miles. Time for each area to outlet is given in Table 1. In this watershed, a storm happened as given in hyetograph. Find the resulting hydrograph. Time to outlet Area sq.miles Time to1 outlet (hr) Rainfall hyetograph Time A3-9 A4-13 2 0-2 hrs 2-3 hrs 1 Rainfall (in/hr) 1 A1 A2 A4 A3
2. A watershed is approximately 43 sq.miles. Time for each area to outlet is given in Table 1. In this watershed,...
2. [10 points] Determine the 4-hr unit hydrograph using the following data for a watershed having a drainage area of 200 km, assuming a constant rainfall abstraction rate of 1 cm per time period and a constant baseflow of 20 m3's. The ordinates of the unit hydrograph are in units of m s cm Four-hour period | 1 | 2-1 3 i 41 5 6 7 8 9 10| 11 Rainfall (cm) Streamflow (m s) 20 35 60 95 130...
Predict the streamflow hydrograph for the North Branch Ralston Creek (A year 7-hour design storm 3.01 mi') for the 10- SCS 10-year 7-hour Design Storm for North Branch Ralston Creek Watershed Time 11n l ime in 0.0 0.14 0.14 0.20 0.30 0.34 0.60 0.90 1.60 0.80 0.40 0.20 0.14 0.12 0.12 0.5 4.0 5.0 2.5 6.0 6.5 3.5 Assume the following basin characteristics -index is 0.50 in/hr for the storm Time of concentration: 56 minutes Use the SCS dimensionless unit...
The one-hr unit hydrograph is given in the table. Determine the 2-hr unit hydrograph. Use the given table. The last column of your data count as your final answer 1-hr time UH (hr) (cfs) 0.5 1.5 2.5 3.5
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Derive a 30-minute Snyder's synthetic unit hydrograph (state the graph coordinates) for a watershed with a drainage area of 14 km². The length of the main stream is 7.16 kilometers, and the main channel length from the watershed outlet to the point opposite the center of gravity is 3.22 kilometers. Use Ct = 2.0 and Cp = 0.625. (20 points)
1. The text gives a metric-unit version of the equation (p. 151, eq. 6.6). The older U.S. rational method equation (but still used!) is: “q=C i A”, where q is the peak flow from a given storm (cfs), C is a runoff constant (dimensionless), i is the intensity of the rainfall (in/hr), and A is the watershed area (acres). Using a dimensional analysis, show why there need not be a conversion factor with this equation (i.e., Km = 1 for...