Q4)) A reservoir has an average area of 500 km2, its evaporation estimated to be 75% of class A pan evaporation. The net radiation observed from the water in class A pan was 5.25 MJ/m2.day and the total latent heat for evaporation was 2.75 kJ/gm. Calculate the monthly evaporation of the reservoir in (Liters)?

Q4)) A reservoir has an average area of 500 km2, its evaporation estimated to be 75% of class A pan evaporation. The net radiation observed from the water in class A pan was 5.25 MJ/m2.day and the total latent heat for evaporation was 2.75 kJ/gm. Calculate the monthly evaporation of the reservoir in (Liters)?

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter11: Temperature And Temperature- Related Variables In Engineering

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