A catchment area near Kirkuk has the following mean monthly temperatures are given in the tableMonthJanFebMarNovMay30JunJulAugSep24OctDecApr28Mean10.514.32735484124.52312.5Monthlytemp. ©Calculate the potential evaporation for months July and December using the thornthwaite formula.

The monthly Thorthwaite Heat Index (i) is given by: i=(t5)1.514 Where, t = Mean monthly temperature…

A catchment area near Kirkuk has the following mean monthly temperatures are given in the table Month Jan Feb Mar | Apr May 30 Jun Jul Aug 41 Sep 24 Oct Nov Dec Mean 10.5 14.3 27 28 35 48 24.5 23 12.5 Monthly temp. © Calculate the potential evaporation for months July and December using the thornthwaite formula.

A catchment area near Kirkuk has the following mean monthly temperatures are given in the table Month Jan Feb Mar | Apr May 30 Jun Jul Aug 41 Sep 24 Oct Nov Dec Mean 10.5 14.3 27 28 35 48 24.5 23 12.5 Monthly temp. © Calculate the potential evaporation for months July and December using the thornthwaite formula.

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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