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    Example 6.1

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    This hydrograph document provides discharge measurements in cubic meters per second at regular time intervals following a peak discharge of 90 cubic meters per second. It can be used to estimate the base flow and surface flow recession coefficients and the storage at the end of day 3 by assuming the interflow component is negligible and fitting the data to an exponential recession curve.

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    This hydrograph document provides discharge measurements in cubic meters per second at regular time intervals following a peak discharge of 90 cubic meters per second. It can be used to estimate the base flow and surface flow recession coefficients and the storage at the end of day 3 by assuming the interflow component is negligible and fitting the data to an exponential recession curve.

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    This hydrograph document provides discharge measurements in cubic meters per second at regular time intervals following a peak discharge of 90 cubic meters per second. It can be used to estimate the base flow and surface flow recession coefficients and the storage at the end of day 3 by assuming the interflow component is negligible and fitting the data to an exponential recession curve.

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    Example 6.1: The recession limb of a hydrograph is given below.

    The time is indicated from the arrival of


    peak. Assuming the interflow component to be negligible, estimate the base flow and surface flow
    recession coefficients. Also estimate the storage at the end of day-3.

    Time from peak(hour) Discharge (m3/s)

    0.0 90.0
    0.5 66.0
    1.0 34.0
    1.5 20.0
    2.0 13.0
    2.5 9.0
    3.0 6.7
    3.5 5.0
    4.0 3.8
    4.5 3.0
    5.0 2.6
    5.5 2.2
    6.0 1.8
    6.5 1.6
    7.0 1.5

    Solution:
    Qt = 11.033e-293t
    R2 = 0.9805
    ln = .0293
    Krb = .746

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