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17.4.4. Empirical Formulas
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What is Meyer’s Formula?
Hint
Think about how wind and vapor pressures are used in the formula.
- 2.
What two variables are needed for Rohwer’s Equation?
Hint
Consider which variables influence the evaporation rate.
- 3.
What does Meyer’s Formula primarily estimate?
- Soil moisture
- Evaporation
- Temperature
Hint
Think about evaporation processes and their mathematical representations.
- 4.
True or False: Rohwer’s Equation does not include temperature in its formulation.
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- False
Hint
Consider how temperature relates to evaporation.
- 5.
Using Meyer’s Formula, if you know that es = 20 kPa, ea = 10 kPa, and wind speed at 9m is 2 m/s, what is the estimated evaporation? (Assume K = 0.36)
Hint
Break down the formula step by step.
- 6.
In an area with 10 daylight hours and an average monthly temperature of 30°C, apply the Blaney-Criddle method to estimate evaporation.
Hint
Calculate p based on an understanding of annual daylight hours.
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