CIV E 634 - SURFACE WATER HYDROLOGY
FALL 2022
HOMEWORK 2: EVAPORATION
- Use PENMAN to calculate the monthly ET for January for the given data:
mean monthly air temperature 18°C, mean monthly net radiation 550 ca/cm2/day, relative humidity 70%, and wind velocity at 2-m depth
180 km/day.
- Use PENMAN-MONTEITH to
calculate the evapotranspiration rate of the reference crop (clipped grass 0.12-m high)
for the month of January, with the following atmospheric conditions:
air temperature Ta = 20 oC;
net radiation Qn = 610 cal/cm2/d;
relative humidity RH = 70%;
wind velocity v2 = 200 km/d; and
atmospheric pressure = sea level (1013.25 mb).
- Use PENMAN-MONTEITH
to study the sensitivity of the reference crop evapotranspiration to the relative humidity.
Use the same data as in Problem 2.
Vary relative humidity between 1% and 100% in increments of 20% (1, 20, 40, 60, 80, and 100)
and report the results. What can you conclude from the results?
- Given the reference crop, with air temperature Ta = 16oC,
net radiation Qn = 570 cal/cm2/d, and atmospheric pressure = 1005 mb.
At what wind velocity during January will the reference crop PET at RH = 20% be at least
double that at RH = 100%?
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