Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula Calculator

✖Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS refers to peak discharge based on catchment area and rainfall intensity, considering regional characteristics.ⓘ Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS [Q_FLF]			+10% -10%
✖Area of Basin refers to the surface area of a drainage basin or watershed, crucial for hydrological and flood analysis.ⓘ Area of Basin [A₁]			+10% -10%
✖Time Period for a Flood Discharge refers to number of years after which a flood is recorded.ⓘ Time Period for a Flood Discharge [T_m]			+10% -10%

✖Fuller's Constant for FPS refers to an empirical coefficient used in Fuller's formula to estimate peak flood discharge, adjusted for regional hydrological conditions.ⓘ Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula [C_FLF]

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Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Fuller's Constant for FPS = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS/(((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2))))
C_FLF = (Q_FLF/(((A₁)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(T_m,e))*(1+2*(A₁)^(-0.2))))
This formula uses 1 Constants, 1 Functions, 4 Variables

Constants Used

e - Napier's constant Value Taken As 2.71828182845904523536028747135266249

Functions Used

log - Logarithmic function is an inverse function to exponentiation., log(Base, Number)

Variables Used

Fuller's Constant for FPS - Fuller's Constant for FPS refers to an empirical coefficient used in Fuller's formula to estimate peak flood discharge, adjusted for regional hydrological conditions.
Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS - (Measured in Cubic Foot per Second) - Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS refers to peak discharge based on catchment area and rainfall intensity, considering regional characteristics.
Area of Basin - (Measured in Square Mile (US Survey)) - Area of Basin refers to the surface area of a drainage basin or watershed, crucial for hydrological and flood analysis.
Time Period for a Flood Discharge - (Measured in Year) - Time Period for a Flood Discharge refers to number of years after which a flood is recorded.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS: 321.3 Cubic Foot per Second --> 321.3 Cubic Foot per Second No Conversion Required
Area of Basin: 2.6 Square Mile --> 2.59998918580837 Square Mile (US Survey) (Check conversion here)
Time Period for a Flood Discharge: 2.2 Year --> 2.2 Year No Conversion Required

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

C_FLF = (Q_FLF/(((A₁)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(T_m,e))*(1+2*(A₁)^(-0.2)))) --> (321.3/(((2.59998918580837)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(2.2,e))*(1+2*(2.59998918580837)^(-0.2))))

Evaluating ... ...

C_FLF = 27.9992661100055

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

27.9992661100055 --> No Conversion Required

FINAL ANSWER

27.9992661100055 ≈ 27.99927 <-- Fuller's Constant for FPS

(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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Constant used in Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula

LaTeX Go Fuller's Constant = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula/(((Catchment Area for Flood Discharge)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2.67*(Catchment Area for Flood Discharge)^(-0.3))))

Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula

LaTeX Go Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula = Fuller's Constant*((Catchment Area for Flood Discharge)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2.67*(Catchment Area for Flood Discharge)^(-0.3))

Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula

LaTeX Go Fuller's Constant for FPS = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS/(((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2))))

Flood Discharge in FPS Unit by Fuller's Formula

LaTeX Go Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS = Fuller's Constant for FPS*((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2))

Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula Formula

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What is Flood Discharge ?

Discharge is the volume of water that passes through a given cross section per unit time, usually measured in cubic feet per second (cfs) or cubic meters per second (cms). Stage is the level of the water surface over a datum (often sea level).

How to Calculate Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula?

Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula calculator uses Fuller's Constant for FPS = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS/(((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2)))) to calculate the Fuller's Constant for FPS, The Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula is defined as an empirical coefficient used in Fuller's formula to estimate peak flood discharge, adjusted for regional hydrological conditions. Fuller's Constant for FPS is denoted by C_FLF symbol.

How to calculate Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula, enter Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS (Q_FLF), Area of Basin (A₁) & Time Period for a Flood Discharge (T_m) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4357.184 = (9.09820281011878/(((6733969.0868736)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(69425294.4,e))*(1+2*(6733969.0868736)^(-0.2)))).

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What is Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula?

The Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula is defined as an empirical coefficient used in Fuller's formula to estimate peak flood discharge, adjusted for regional hydrological conditions and is represented as C_FLF = (Q_FLF/(((A₁)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(T_m,e))*(1+2*(A₁)^(-0.2)))) or Fuller's Constant for FPS = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS/(((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2)))). Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS refers to peak discharge based on catchment area and rainfall intensity, considering regional characteristics, Area of Basin refers to the surface area of a drainage basin or watershed, crucial for hydrological and flood analysis & Time Period for a Flood Discharge refers to number of years after which a flood is recorded.

How to calculate Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula?

The Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula is defined as an empirical coefficient used in Fuller's formula to estimate peak flood discharge, adjusted for regional hydrological conditions is calculated using Fuller's Constant for FPS = (Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS/(((Area of Basin)^(0.8))*(1+0.8*log(Time Period for a Flood Discharge,e))*(1+2*(Area of Basin)^(-0.2)))). To calculate Constant used in FPS Unit given Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula, you need Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS (Q_FLF), Area of Basin (A₁) & Time Period for a Flood Discharge (T_m). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Flood Discharge by Fuller's Formula in FPS, Area of Basin & Time Period for a Flood Discharge and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.

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