3.8 Calculate the lake evaporation based on the following data recorded during a given day: maximum water temperature at lake surface T,=22°C; maximum water temperature at pan surface T,=26°C;mean air temperature T=24°C; relative humidity 69%; pan coefficient K'=1.5; and pan evaporation E,=5.3mm/day.

3.8 Calculate the lake evaporation based on the following data recorded during a given day: maximum water temperature at lake surface T,=22°C; maximum water temperature at pan surface T,=26°C;mean air temperature T=24°C; relative humidity 69%; pan coefficient K'=1.5; and pan evaporation E,=5.3mm/day.

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Chapter8: Natural Convection

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