Enec14017 water resources engineering - determine the


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Q1

The annual maximum daily rainfall at a hydropower station is provided below.
a) Estimate the parameters of the log-normal and GEV distributions by the method of moments.
b) Plot the empirical cumulative distribution using Weibull formula.
c) Superimpose on the plot the two fitted distributions.
d) Estimate the quantiles (maximum daily rainfall) corresponding to return periods of 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 years using both fitted distributions, and show the points on the plot.
e) Use Kolmogorov-Smirnov test to select the preferred distribution.

Table Q1: Maximum daily rainfall data

Year

Rain

Year

Rain

Year

Rain

Year

Rain

1917

394

1942

588

1967

501

1992

1075

1918

432

1943

625

1968

389

1993

276

1919

403

1944

553

1969

406

1994

325

1920

1153

1945

491

1970

465

1995

423

1921

494

1946

580

1971

906

1996

498

1922

682

1947

660

1972

589

1997

1031

1923

597

1948

366

1973

808

1998

437

1924

884

1949

932

1974

415

1999

623

1925

505

1950

655

1975

419

2000

481

1926

375

1951

666

1976

471

2001

529

1927

614

1952

520

1977

463

2002

485

1928

832

1953

357

1978

567

2003

561

1929

663

1954

590

1979

997

2004

556

1930

332

1955

467

1980

513

2005

942

1931

532

1956

535

1981

754

2006

439

1932

480

1957

496

1982

686

2007

305

1933

503

1958

668

1983

530

2008

473

1934

438

1959

527

1984

569

2009

537

1935

410

1960

577

1985

780

2010

729

1936

344

1961

447

1986

867

2011

377

1937

1062

1962

961

1987

671

2012

844

1938

425

1963

497

1988

448

2013

521

1939

746

1964

629

1989

513

2014

430

1940

456

1965

404

1990

723

2015

559

1941

802

1966

657

1991

428

2016

585

Q2

A water resources project is to be located in Weipa (12.6493° S, 141.8470° E). Use ARR2016 to provide the following information.

a) Determine the rainfall depth for 5% AEP of 1 hour duration.
b) Show a table of the 10 temporal patterns for 1-hour duration corresponding to AEP in a).
c) Draw the 10 histograms of 5% AEP design storm.
d) Derive the 5-min Snyder Unit Hydrograph for a 30 km2 catchment where the main stream length is 5 km and the distance from the point on the stream nearest to the centroid to catchment outlet is 2 km. Assume Ct=0.6 and Cp=0.8.
e) Assuming an initial loss of 20 mm and continuing loss of 6 mm/h, prepare a table of net rainfall for the design storms.
f) Route the net rainfall hyetographs to the catchment outlet using the unit hydrograph derived in d).
g) Show the hydrographs on the same plot and indicate the average of the ensemble hydrographs.

Q3

Measured flows at an upstream and downstream section of a river are given below.

a) Select the best combination of Muskingum coefficients of X from the set (0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.5) and K from the set (30, 35, 40, 45, 50) that best fit the data based on minimum sum of squared residuals.

b) New upstream section flow is given in the table below. Estimate the hydrograph at the downstream section using the optimum X and K values.

c) On the same plot show the upstream and downstream sections' flows of the new data.

Table Q3: Flows

Time (min)

Upstream Flow (m3/s)

Downstream Flow (m3/s)

New Upstream Flow (m3/s)

0

10.0

10.0

10.0

30

10.0

10.0

10.0

60

25.0

12.2

13.0

90

45.0

23.4

15.0

120

31.3

35.1

20.0

150

27.5

32.1

25.0

180

25.0

28.8

30.0

210

23.8

26.2

35.0

240

21.3

24.3

45.0

270

19.4

22.1

40.0

300

17.5

20.0

38.0

330

16.3

18.3

32.0

360

13.5

16.6

25.0

390

12.1

14.4

20.0

420

10.0

12.6

18.0

450

10.0

11.0

15.0

480

10.0

10.3

13.0

510

10.0

10.1

10.0

540

10.0

10.1

10.0

570

10.0

10.0

10.0

600

10.0

10.0

10.0

Q4

The runoff hydrographs from a site before and after development are given below. The post development detention basin is to be drained by an outflow weir. The elevation versus storage in the detention basin is given below. The weir crest is at elevation 0.0 m, which is also the initial elevation of the water surface in the detention basin prior to runoff. The performance characteristics of the weir is given by

Q = 1.83BH3/2

where Q is the overflow rate in m3/s, B is the crest length in m, and H is the head on the weir in m.

a) Plot the performance characteristics curves of the reservoir and outlet structure required by the PULS Method of reservoir routing.

b) Determine the optimum (most economical) crest length (B, to the nearest 5 mm) of the weir for the detention basin to operate at its full capacity.

Table Q4.1: Before and after hydrographs

 

Time (mins)

Runoff

Before (m3/s)

After (m3/s)

0

0.00

0.00

30

2.00

3.50

60

7.50

10.60

90

1.70

7.50

120

0.90

5.10

150

0.75

3.00

180

0.62

1.50

210

0.49

0.98

240

0.30

0.75

270

0.18

0.62

300

0.50

0.51

330

0.00

0.25

360

0.00

0.12

390

0.00

0.00

Table Q4.2: Detention basin elevation versus storage data

Elevation (m)

Storage (m3)

0.0

0

0.5

11022

1.0

24683

1.5

41522

Q5

A stormwater drainage system located in Weipa is to be designed for a new development. The proposed pipeline segments (links) and manholes (nodes) are shown in the figure below.

a) Upload the image of the catchment provided into XPSWMM. Note that the Real World Extents of Top: 6880800 m; Left: 460000 m; Bottom: 6880500 m; Right: 460500 m.

b) Digitise the incremental catchment boundaries, nodes and links using XPSWMM. Attach an image of the digitised information on the background image.

c) Determine the incremental areas and pipe lengths. Prepare two tables with headings below in XPSWMM and export for your report.

Table Q5.1: Sub-catchments

Name

Node Name

Area (ha)

1

 

 

2

 

 

3

 

 

4

 

 

5

 

 

6

 

 

7

 

 

Table Q5.2: Nodes and Links

Link Name

Upstream Node

Downstream Node

Length (m)

1-2

 

 

 

3-2

 

 

 

4-2

 

 

 

2-5

 

 

 

6-5

 

 

 

5-7

 

 

 

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