The average weather conditions are;Net radiationAir TemperatureRelative HumidityWind speedHeight= 2.7 m per sec= 2 meters above thewater surface= 0.02 cm= 101 kPa= 65 Pa/deg CGradient of saturated vapor pressure = 185 Pa/deg CRoughness HeightAtmospheric pressurePsychometric constant= 100 W/square meter= 25 deg. C= 55%Compute evaporation rate in millimeters per day using;a. Energy methodb. Aerodynamic methodc. Combined methodd. Priestly-Taylor method

Net radiation = 100 W/m2 Temperature = 25°C Relative humidity = 55% Wind speed = 2.7 m/s Height = 2…

The average weather conditions are; Net radiation Air Temperature Relative Humidity Wind speed Height Roughness Height Atmospheric pressure Psychometric constant = 100 W/square meter = 25 deg. C = 55% = 2.7 m per sec = 2 meters above the water surface = 0.02 cm = 101 kPa = 65 Pa/deg C Gradient of saturated vapor pressure = 185 Pa/deg C Compute evaporation rate in millimeters per day using: a. Energy method b. Aerodynamic method c. Combined method d. Priestly-Taylor method

The average weather conditions are; Net radiation Air Temperature Relative Humidity Wind speed Height Roughness Height Atmospheric pressure Psychometric constant = 100 W/square meter = 25 deg. C = 55% = 2.7 m per sec = 2 meters above the water surface = 0.02 cm = 101 kPa = 65 Pa/deg C Gradient of saturated vapor pressure = 185 Pa/deg C Compute evaporation rate in millimeters per day using: a. Energy method b. Aerodynamic method c. Combined method d. Priestly-Taylor method

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The average weather conditions are;
Net radiation
Air Temperature
Relative Humidity
Wind speed
Height
= 2.7 m per sec
= 2 meters above the
water surface
= 0.02 cm
= 101 kPa
= 65 Pa/deg C
Gradient of saturated vapor pressure = 185 Pa/deg C
Roughness Height
Atmospheric pressure
Psychometric constant
= 100 W/square meter
= 25 deg. C
= 55%
Compute evaporation rate in millimeters per day using;
a. Energy method
b. Aerodynamic method
c. Combined method
d. Priestly-Taylor method

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