Find the calculation flow rates of the rainwaterchannels given in the figure.i- AP/AT,F166.67 i (lt/s.ha)3.ha=hectareA13(hectare) ta13(min) C13A23 ta23C23A34 ta34C34(ha) (min)(ha) (min)1.25100.66280,85 1,28 120,68Tr(min)nh(mm)Th(min)nr1,2518222,515

We need to solve for flow rates in channels using Rational method according to which, Q (m3/s) = C i…

Find the calculation flow rates of the rainwater channels given in the figure. i-AP/AT, -166.67 i (lt/s.ha) 1 3. ha=hectare A13(hectare) ta13(min) C13 A23 ta23 C23 A34 ta34 С34 (ha) (min) (ha) (min) 1.25 10 0.66 2 8 0,85 1,28 12 0,68 Tr(min) nh (mm) Th (min) nr 1,25 18 22 2,5 15

Find the calculation flow rates of the rainwater channels given in the figure. i-AP/AT, -166.67 i (lt/s.ha) 1 3. ha=hectare A13(hectare) ta13(min) C13 A23 ta23 C23 A34 ta34 С34 (ha) (min) (ha) (min) 1.25 10 0.66 2 8 0,85 1,28 12 0,68 Tr(min) nh (mm) Th (min) nr 1,25 18 22 2,5 15

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Find the calculation flow rates of the rainwater
channels given in the figure.
i- AP/AT,
F166.67 i (lt/s.ha)
3.
ha=hectare
A13(hectare) ta13(min) C13
A23 ta23
C23
A34 ta34
C34
(ha) (min)
(ha) (min)
1.25
10
0.66
2
8
0,85 1,28 12
0,68
Tr(min)
nh
(mm)
Th
(min)
nr
1,25
18
22
2,5
15

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