- 2076 Asoj · 4 marks
Storage change from inflow equation I = 2t
Short answer
Integrate inflow I=2t m³/s over 3 h (10800 s) giving ΔS = ∫₀¹⁰⁸⁰⁰ 2t dt = (10800)² = 1.1664×10⁸ m³ increase.
In a certain catchment, inflow rate into the catchment due to rainfall is given by equation m/s. If loss in the catchment is neglected, determine the change in storage in catchment within 3 hr duration.
The water balance gives . Losses are neglected, so outflow and the change in storage equals the total inflow volume.
Given: m³/s, with in seconds; duration h s.
Answer: Change in storage = 1.1664 × 10⁸ m³ (116.64 million m³) increase in 3 hours.
(If were taken in hours, the answer would be different; in seconds is consistent with the unit m³/s.)
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