Calculate the monthly average evaporation from the open water surface using the Penman method according to the following July (31 days) Oh Latitude monthly average temperature Actual daylight hours (n) Sunny hours of the day, E (July, 25 Degrees North Wind speed Reflection coefficient of the water surface Relative gender (%) RA (July, 25 Degrees North O psychrometer constant Saturated vapor pressure at 22 degrees Saturated vapor pressure at 22.1 degrees 25 Degrees North at 22 degrees 115 sec 13.5 sec 1.8 m/sn 0.07 70 920 gr*cal/cm²/gun 117.74*10-9 (gr*cal/cm²/gun) 0.66 mb/C° 19.82 mmHg 19.94 mmHg

Calculate the monthly average evaporation from the open water surface using the Penman method according to the following July (31 days) Oh Latitude monthly average temperature Actual daylight hours (n) Sunny hours of the day, E (July, 25 Degrees North Wind speed Reflection coefficient of the water surface Relative gender (%) RA (July, 25 Degrees North O psychrometer constant Saturated vapor pressure at 22 degrees Saturated vapor pressure at 22.1 degrees 25 Degrees North at 22 degrees 115 sec 13.5 sec 1.8 m/sn 0.07 70 920 grcal/cm²/gun 117.7410-9 (gr*cal/cm²/gun) 0.66 mb/C° 19.82 mmHg 19.94 mmHg

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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