CIV E 445 - APPLIED HYDROLOGY SPRING 2003 SOLUTIONS TO HOMEWORK 6 , CHAPTER 5
Problem 6-1 From Table 5-2(a), for a industrial district, with 72% impervious area, soil group B: CN = 88; for a residential district, with 1/4-ac average lot size, 38% impervious area, soil group C: CN = 83. The area-weighted runoff curve number is: CN = [ (88 • 0.25) + (83 • 0.75) ] = 84.25 Use CN = 84. The total rainfall is: P = 2.5 cm/h • 2 h = 5 cm. Using Eq. 5-9, with P = 5 cm, R = 2.54, and CN = 84: Q = 1.8 cm. The total runoff volume is:
Problem 6-2
The total rainfall in the 24-h period is: P = 201 mm. Therefore: Q = [ (5 - 3) • 3 + (8 - 3) • 3 + (10 - 3) • 3 + (15 - 3) • 3 + (12 - 3) • 3 + (10 - 3) • 3 + (5 - 3) • 3] = 132 mm. Using Eq. 5-9, with P = 201 mm, R = 25.4 mm/in and Q = 132 mm, by trial and error: Problem 6-3 The data are: A = 520 km2, L = 25 km, LC = 14 km, Ct = 1.5, Cp = 0.62. Using Eq. 5-19: t1 = 8.70 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-21: Tbt = 28.05 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-22: Qp = 103.07 m3/s. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-24: tr = 1.58 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-26: tp = 9.49 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-27: Tb = 98.09 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-28: W50 = 33.71 h. ANSWER. Using Eq. 5-29: W75 = 19.23 h. ANSWER. Problem 6-4 The data are: A = 11.2 k m2, CN = 82, L = 4.2 km, Y = 0.02. Using Eq. 5-30: t1 = 1.72 h. Using 5-36: tr = 0.38 h. Using Eq. 5-34: tp = 1.91 h. Using Eq. 5-39: Qp = 12.20 m3/s. The time base is: Tb = 5 tp = 9.55 h. The SCS unit hydrograph ordinates, calculated by using Table 5-6, are shown in the following table.
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