Calculate the potential evapotranspiration from an area near the Philippines in the month of August by Penman’s formula. The following data are available: latitude = 13°5’N , temperature = 23°C, relative humidity = 69%, n = 8 hours, wind velocity measured 2 m above ground level = 80 km/day. Nature of surface cover is ocean. (in mm/day)

Calculate the potential evapotranspiration from an area near the Philippines in the month of August by Penman’s formula. The following data are available: latitude = 13°5’N , temperature = 23°C, relative humidity = 69%, n = 8 hours, wind velocity measured 2 m above ground level = 80 km/day. Nature of surface cover is ocean. (in mm/day)

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Chapter14: Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion And Ocean Salinity Gradient Energy

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