Problem 3.1. Compute the daily evaporation from water surface if the wind speed is 32 km/h (20mph) at 0.15 m height, water and air temperature are both 29 °C (80 °F) and the relative humidity of air is 50 percent. Atmospheric pressure is 757 mm Hg (29.8 in. Hg). How would your computed value compare with evaporation from dry soil surface? From a class A weather Bureau pan?

Problem 3.1. Compute the daily evaporation from water surface if the wind speed is 32 km/h (20mph) at 0.15 m height, water and air temperature are both 29 °C (80 °F) and the relative humidity of air is 50 percent. Atmospheric pressure is 757 mm Hg (29.8 in. Hg). How would your computed value compare with evaporation from dry soil surface? From a class A weather Bureau pan?

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