Annualrainfall (cm) runoff (cm)YearAnnualAnnualYearAnnualrainfall (cm)runoff (cm)1975118541986751719769845198710732511977197819791129719887515198919904193288421129481980913219911992199315376198113866922719828925841819831044219941215219848011995952619859732

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Year Annual Annual Year Annual Annual rainfall (cm) runoff (cm) rainfall (cm) runoff (cm) 75 17 32 1975 118 54 1986 1976 98 45 1987 107 1977 51 112 97 1988 1989 1990 75 93 129 15 1978 1979 41 28 84 21 48 1980 91 32 1991 153 76 27 1981 138 66 1992 92 1982 1983 89 25 1993 84 18 104 42 1994 121 52 80 97 1984 11 1995 95 26 1985 32

Year Annual Annual Year Annual Annual rainfall (cm) runoff (cm) rainfall (cm) runoff (cm) 75 17 32 1975 118 54 1986 1976 98 45 1987 107 1977 51 112 97 1988 1989 1990 75 93 129 15 1978 1979 41 28 84 21 48 1980 91 32 1991 153 76 27 1981 138 66 1992 92 1982 1983 89 25 1993 84 18 104 42 1994 121 52 80 97 1984 11 1995 95 26 1985 32

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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