Compute the daily evaporation rate (in./day) during June using the Penman Equation for a reservoir near southern Minnesota (43°N). Assume the following average values for June at the site: Average temperature Relative humidity Average wind velocity Slope of the saturation-vapor pressure curve at mean temperature = 1.8 Psychrometric constant Empirical coefficient r = 23 °C = 55 % = 4.8 m/s =0.485 =0.10 You may use this table for your working: Variable Value Units Reference or Equation Used More space for answ ering Question 4: Final Answer:

Compute the daily evaporation rate (in./day) during June using the Penman Equation for a reservoir near southern Minnesota (43°N). Assume the following average values for June at the site: Average temperature Relative humidity Average wind velocity Slope of the saturation-vapor pressure curve at mean temperature = 1.8 Psychrometric constant Empirical coefficient r = 23 °C = 55 % = 4.8 m/s =0.485 =0.10 You may use this table for your working: Variable Value Units Reference or Equation Used More space for answ ering Question 4: Final Answer:

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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