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The document contains a tutorial with multiple problems related to rainfall estimation and watershed analysis. It includes calculations for missing rainfall data at a non-functional rain-gauge station, consistency checks for annual rainfall data, and peak discharge estimation for a watershed with varying land cover. Additionally, it addresses daily evaporation calculations using the Penman and Priestley-Taylor methods.

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WR321 Tutorial

The document contains a tutorial with multiple problems related to rainfall estimation and watershed analysis. It includes calculations for missing rainfall data at a non-functional rain-gauge station, consistency checks for annual rainfall data, and peak discharge estimation for a watershed with varying land cover. Additionally, it addresses daily evaporation calculations using the Penman and Priestley-Taylor methods.

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Problem-1: Rain-gauge station X did not function for a


a storm occurred. The part of the month during which
storm produced rainfalls of
84, 70 and 96 mm at three
surrounding stations A, B and C, respectively. The average annual rainfall at station X,
A, B, and C are respectively 770, 882, 736, and 944mm. Estimate the missing storm
rainfall at station X.

Problem -2: The annual rainfalls at station X and the


average annual rainfalls at 25
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TUTORIAL #2 WR 321/331-2020/2021

Problem-1: Rain-gauge station X did not function for a part of the month during which
a storm occurred. The storm produced rainfalls of
84, 70 and 96 mm at three
surrounding stations A, B and C, respectively. The average annual rainfall at station X,
A, B, and C are respectively 770, 882, 736, and 944mm. Estimate the missing storm
rainfall at station X.

Problem-2: The annual rainfalls at station X and the average annual rainfalls at 25
surrounding stations are given in columns 2 and 4 of Table 3.1.

i) Check whether the data of station X is consistent


(i) In which year is a change in regime indicated.
Problem -2: The annual rainfalls at station X and the average annual rainfalls at 25
Surrounding stations are given in columns 2 and 4 of Table 3.1
i) Check whether the data of station X is consistent
(i) In which year is a change in regime indicated.
(ii)Compute the mean annual rainfall for station X at its present site for entire 36
years period first without adjustment and secondly for the data adjusted for
e change in regime

Table 3.1 Annual rainfall values

Average of annual
Year Annual rainfall at Xcm rainfalls at
Problem 3:
A small watershed consists of 2km? of forest area
(C = 0.1), 1.2 km2 of
cultivated area (C =0.2) and 1 km2 under grass cover (C 0.35). An
elevation of the catchment at the most upstream point is 1120 m (above
sea level) and the elevation at the outlet of the catchment is 1100 m

(above sea level). A length of the longest flow path is 2 km. The 1DF
relation for the area may be taken as

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1 IIS cm/hr, t in minutes and T in years. Estimate the peak

discharge for frequency of 25 years.


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A small watershed consists of 2km2 of forest


(C = 0.1), 1.2 km of area
cultivated area (C =0.2) and 1 km2 under grass cover
(C 0.35). An
elevation of the catchment at the most upstream
point is 1120 m (above
sea level)
and the elevation at the outlet of the catchment is 1100 m
(above sea level). A length of the longest flow path is 2 km. The IDF
relation for the area may be taken as

807 /is cm/hr, t in minutes and T in years. Estimate the peak


(+12)
discharge for a frequency of 25 years. , =0.066281"sa3 (Kirpich's
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following data were observed using (i) Penman
Priestley-Taylor method. Method (i)
(ii)
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temperature at 2 (mean) m
25°C, relative humidityy =

Atmospheric pressure 101.3kPa, =40/o,


=40%,
radiation =200W/m?, Wind Density of water
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0.189 kPa/C, y 0.067 speed =


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