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All Topics | Topic "Reservoir net evaporation"
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Eng. Ioannis Tsoukalas

Subject: Reservoir net evaporation   
Posted: 6/20/2013 Viewed: 24425 times
How net evaporation is calculated in WEAP21? user can specify the net evaporation of a reservoir in mm but in the results view net evaporation is displayed in million m3. how is this possiblie without a surface-elevation curve?

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Mr. Jack Sieber

Subject: Re: Reservoir net evaporation   
Posted: 6/20/2013 Viewed: 24409 times
WEAP does not need to calculate reservoir area. Instead, because you enter the volume-elevation curve, WEAP can translate the volume to an elevation, then subtract the height of the evaporation (mm) to get a new elevation, then reverse the volume-elevation curve to convert the new elevation to a new volume. Subtracting the new volume from the original volume is the volume evaporated.

Jack
Topic "Reservoir net evaporation"