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The document shows a table with measurements of length (L) and corresponding rainfall intensity (I) for 13 different events. It then demonstrates calculations to solve for the length of runoff (Lr) and time to peak (Ts) using the formula Lr=(0.61)(60)/L. For each event, it calculates Lr and then Ts by adding 5 to Lr. This allows it to determine the rainfall intensity corresponding to different lengths of runoff and time to peak.

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The document shows a table with measurements of length (L) and corresponding rainfall intensity (I) for 13 different events. It then demonstrates calculations to solve for the length of runoff (Lr) and time to peak (Ts) using the formula Lr=(0.61)(60)/L. For each event, it calculates Lr and then Ts by adding 5 to Lr. This allows it to determine the rainfall intensity corresponding to different lengths of runoff and time to peak.

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The document shows a table with measurements of length (L) and corresponding rainfall intensity (I) for 13 different events. It then demonstrates calculations to solve for the length of runoff (Lr) and time to peak (Ts) using the formula Lr=(0.61)(60)/L. For each event, it calculates Lr and then Ts by adding 5 to Lr. This allows it to determine the rainfall intensity corresponding to different lengths of runoff and time to peak.

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Rainfall Intensity

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The document shows a table with measurements of length (L) and corresponding rainfall intensity (I) for 13 different events. It then demonstrates calculations to solve for the length of runoff (Lr) and time to peak (Ts) using the formula Lr=(0.61)(60)/L. For each event, it calculates Lr and then Ts by adding 5 to Lr. This allows it to determine the rainfall intensity corresponding to different lengths of runoff and time to peak.

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Table 5.

9 Length and Corresponding Rainfall Intensity

Length and Corresponding Rainfall Intensity


L Lr Ts I
157 4.290 9.290  
82 2.240 7.240  
179 4.891 9.891  
336 9.180 14.180  
864 23.607 28.607  
539 14.727 19.727  
785 21.448 26.448  
563 15.383 20.383  
200 5.464 10.464  
203 5.546 10.546  
281 7.678 12.678  
200 5.464 10.464  
25.6 0.699 5.699  
440 12.022 17.022  
103 2.814 7.814  

Solving for Lr and t s (Length of Runoff)

Formula:
L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

125
Lr1=
(0.61)(60)

Lr1= 3.415
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 3.415+5

Ts= 8.415

L 247
Lr= Lr2=
( 0.61)(60) (0.61)(60)
Lr2= 6.749 Ts= 7.240+5
Ts= Lr+5
Ts= 12.240
Ts= 6.749+5

Ts= 11.749
L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

288
L Lr5=
Lr= (0.61)(60)
( 0.61)(60)

252 Lr5= 7.869


Lr3=
(0.61)(60) Ts= Lr+5

Lr3= 6.885 Ts= 7.869+5


Ts= Lr+5
Ts= 12.869
Ts= 6.885+5

Ts= 11.885
L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

334
L Lr6=
Lr= (0.61)(60)
( 0.61)(60)

265 Lr= 9.126


Lr4=
(0.61)(60) Ts= Lr+5

Lr4= 7.240 Ts= 9.126+5


Ts= Lr+5
Ts= 14.126

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)
545
Lr7=
(0.61)(60)

Lr7= 14.891
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 14.891+5

Ts= 19.891

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

577
Lr8=
(0.61)(60)

Lr8= 15.765
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 15.765+5

Ts= 20.765

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

590
Lr9=
(0.61)(60)

Lr9= 16.120
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 16.120+5

Ts= 21.120

L 621
Lr= Lr10=
( 0.61)(60) (0.61)(60)
Lr10= 16.967 Lr1= 21.721
Ts= Lr+5 Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 16.967+5 Ts= 21.721+5

Ts= 21.967 Ts= 26.721

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

626
Lr11=
(0.61)(60)

Lr11= 17.104
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 17.104+5

Ts= 22.104

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

633
Lr12=
(0.61)(60)

Lr12= 17.295
Ts= Lr+5

Ts= 17.295+5

Ts= 22.295

L
Lr=
( 0.61)(60)

795
Lr13=
(0.61)(60)

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