Problem 12. (7.76 Chin) During a critical 24-month period the average monthly inflows to a reservoir andthe average water demand are given in Table 7.10. Use these data to estimate the minimum requiredstorage volume of the reservoir to overcome that critical period.TABLE 7.10AverageinflowAveragedemand(m³/s)AverageinflowAveragedemandAverage Averageinflow(m³/s)demand(m³/s)Month*(m³/s)(m³/s)(m³/s)MonthMonth1000110012001300135012701120123013201250124015501600850130017140014001400113010120018111213192021131013701100100011701210100014001400940100013001260140014820110022120014001400880104012001300152311009301612902410801000

Problem 12. (7.76 Chin) During a critical 24-month period the average monthly inflows to a reservoir and the average water demand are given in Table 7.10. Use these data to estimate the minimum required storage volume of the reservoir to overcome that critical period. TABLE 7.10 Average Average inflow (m³/s) demand (m³/s) Average Average inflow Average Average inflow (m³/s) demand (m³/s) demand Month* Month (m³/s) (m³/s) Month 1300 1200 1100 1350 1270 1120 850 1000 1550 17 1400 1130 1100 10 1600 18 1400 11 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 1310 1200 1370 1210 1400 1000 1170 1260 1300 1000 1230 1400 1320 1250 1240 1400 940 1000 1300 1400 820 1100 1200 880 1400 1040 1200 1100 930 1400 16 1290 1300 1080 1000

Problem 12. (7.76 Chin) During a critical 24-month period the average monthly inflows to a reservoir and the average water demand are given in Table 7.10. Use these data to estimate the minimum required storage volume of the reservoir to overcome that critical period. TABLE 7.10 Average Average inflow (m³/s) demand (m³/s) Average Average inflow Average Average inflow (m³/s) demand (m³/s) demand Month* Month (m³/s) (m³/s) Month 1300 1200 1100 1350 1270 1120 850 1000 1550 17 1400 1130 1100 10 1600 18 1400 11 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 23 24 1310 1200 1370 1210 1400 1000 1170 1260 1300 1000 1230 1400 1320 1250 1240 1400 940 1000 1300 1400 820 1100 1200 880 1400 1040 1200 1100 930 1400 16 1290 1300 1080 1000

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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