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Download Solution PDFA lake had a water surface elevation of 102.91 m above datum at the beginning of the month. The average lake surface area can be taken as 5000 ha.
Given,
1. Inflow volume = 16 Mm3
2. Outflow volume = 16 Mm3
3. Input due to precipitation = 7.5 Mm3
4, Outflow due to evaporation = 3 Mm3
Find out the net water surface elevation at the end of the month.
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Download Solution PDFConcept:
Water - Budget Equation:
The Water - Budget equation is based on conservation of mass in a closed system and states that any water entering a system, must be transferred into either evaporation, surface runoff, or stored in the ground.
A general water balance equation is
Mass inflow - Mass outflow = Change in storage
or
P = R + E + ΔS
where
P is precipitation (gain)
E is evapotranspiration (loss)
R is streamflow (loss)
ΔS is the change in storage
As per Water Budget Equation,
Calculation:
Given,
Water surface level at the beginning of the month = 102.91 m
Area = 5000 ha
Inflow volume = 16 Mm3, Outflow volume = 16 Mm3
Inflow due to precipitation = 7.5 Mm3, Outflow due to precipitation = 3 Mm3
∵ ΔS = Σ Incoming - Σ Outgoing
ΔS = (16 + 7.5) - (16 + 3) = 4.5 Mm3
Convert this change in storage in terms of depth, ΔS = \(\frac{4.5\ \times 10^6}{5000\ \times 10^4}\)
ΔS = 0.09 m
Net water surface elevation at the end of the month = 102.91 + 0.09 = 103.0 m
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