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Lelu [443]
3 years ago
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A lake with an area of 525 [acre] was monitored during a one-month period. The average inflow was 30 [cfs] for the month and the

average outflow was 27 [cfs]. A 1.5 [inch] seepage loss was measured and there was 4.25 [inch] of rain. Evaporation was measured as 6 [inch]. Calculate the change in lake storage for the month.
Engineering
1 answer:
Alex73 [517]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

\Delta S = 1581663.5ft^3

Explanation:

We need to calculate the change in storage through the changes given,

That is,

\Delta S = P+I-O-O_{seepage}-E

Where the loss are representing by,

P= Precipitation\\I= Inflow\\O= Outflow\\O_{Seepage}= Outflow by seepage\\E=Evaporation

So calculating the values we have

\Delta S = P+(I-0)-O_{seepage}-E

\Delta S = 4.25+ (30ft^3/s-27ft^3/s)-1.5in-6in

The values inside the are parenthesis need to be konverted as I note here.

(30days(24hr/1day)(3600s/1hr)(1acre.ft/43560ft^3)(1/525acres)(12in/1ft)

That is,

\Delta S = 0.83in\Delta S= (0.83in*1ft/12in)(525acres)\\\Delta S=36.31 acres.ft\\\Delta S=36.31acres.ft*(43560ft^3/acrees.ft)\\\Delta S = 1581663.5ft^3

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