1. A reservoir with a surface area of 300 ha had the following average values of parameters during the week. Estimate the average daily evaporation from the lake and the volume of water evaporated from the lake during the week. Use Meyer's Formula. a. Water temp = 32 degrees Celsius Relative humidity = 29.5% Wind velocity at 7.0 m above the ground = 18 kph b. Water temp = 35 degrees Celsius Relative humidity = 32.5% Wind velocity at 7.0 m above the ground = 19 kph

1. A reservoir with a surface area of 300 ha had the following average values of parameters during the week. Estimate the average daily evaporation from the lake and the volume of water evaporated from the lake during the week. Use Meyer's Formula. a. Water temp = 32 degrees Celsius Relative humidity = 29.5% Wind velocity at 7.0 m above the ground = 18 kph b. Water temp = 35 degrees Celsius Relative humidity = 32.5% Wind velocity at 7.0 m above the ground = 19 kph

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