Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes Calculator

✖K Constant is empirical constants with specific units as mm/hr.ⓘ K Constant [K]			+10% -10%
✖Time in Minutes is a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour.ⓘ Time in Minutes [T_m]			+10% -10%
✖Empirical Constant b is empirical constants with specific units as minute.ⓘ Empirical Constant b [b_m]			+10% -10%

✖Intensity of Rain given Varying Time is used to describe the relationship between the intensity of rainfall, the duration of the rainfall.ⓘ Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes [i_vt]

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Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary

Formula Used

Intensity of Rain given Varying Time = (K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.5)
i_vt = (K/(T_m+b_m)^0.5)
This formula uses 4 Variables

Variables Used

Intensity of Rain given Varying Time - (Measured in Millimeter per Minute) - Intensity of Rain given Varying Time is used to describe the relationship between the intensity of rainfall, the duration of the rainfall.
K Constant - (Measured in Millimeter per Minute) - K Constant is empirical constants with specific units as mm/hr.
Time in Minutes - (Measured in Hour) - Time in Minutes is a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour.
Empirical Constant b - (Measured in Hour) - Empirical Constant b is empirical constants with specific units as minute.

STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit

K Constant: 100 Millimeter per Hour --> 1.66666666666667 Millimeter per Minute (Check conversion here)
Time in Minutes: 20 Minute --> 0.333333333333333 Hour (Check conversion here)
Empirical Constant b: 10 Minute --> 0.166666666666667 Hour (Check conversion here)

STEP 2: Evaluate Formula

Substituting Input Values in Formula

i_vt = (K/(T_m+b_m)^0.5) --> (1.66666666666667/(0.333333333333333+0.166666666666667)^0.5)

Evaluating ... ...

i_vt = 2.35702260395516

STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit

3.92837100659194E-05 Meter per Second -->141.42135623731 Millimeter per Hour (Check conversion here)

FINAL ANSWER

141.42135623731 ≈ 141.4214 Millimeter per Hour <-- Intensity of Rain given Varying Time

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Intensity of Rain when Time Varying between 5 to 20 Minutes

LaTeX Go Intensity of Rain (Time between 5 to 20 Min) = (K Constant when Time Varying between 5 to 20 Min/(Time in Minutes+Constant b when Time Varying between 5 to 20 Min)^0.5)

Time given Intensity of Rain

LaTeX Go Time in Minutes = (K Constant/Intensity of Rain for Intensity Duration Curve)^(1/0.8)-Constant b when Time Varying between 5 to 20 Min

Intensity of Rain for Intensity Duration Curve

LaTeX Go Intensity of Rain for Intensity Duration Curve = K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.8

Time in Minutes given Intensity of Rain

LaTeX Go Time in Minutes = (K Constant when Time Varying between 5 to 20 Min/Intensity of Rain (Time between 5 to 20 Min))^(1/0.5)-10

Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes Formula

LaTeX Go

Intensity of Rain given Varying Time = (K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.5)
i_vt = (K/(T_m+b_m)^0.5)

What is Rainfall Intensity ?

Rainfall Intensity is defined as the ratio of total rainfall occurring over a catchment area in terms of depth to the total time for which the rainfall had occurs.

How to Calculate Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes?

Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes calculator uses Intensity of Rain given Varying Time = (K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.5) to calculate the Intensity of Rain given Varying Time, The Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes formula is defined as measure of the amount of rainfall occurring over a specific period of time. Intensity of Rain given Varying Time is denoted by i_vt symbol.

How to calculate Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes, enter K Constant (K), Time in Minutes (T_m) & Empirical Constant b (b_m) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes calculation can be explained with given input values -> 5.1E+8 = (2.77777777777778E-05/(1200+600)^0.5).

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What is Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes?

The Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes formula is defined as measure of the amount of rainfall occurring over a specific period of time and is represented as i_vt = (K/(T_m+b_m)^0.5) or Intensity of Rain given Varying Time = (K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.5). K Constant is empirical constants with specific units as mm/hr, Time in Minutes is a unit of time equal to 60 seconds or 1/60th of an hour & Empirical Constant b is empirical constants with specific units as minute.

How to calculate Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes?

The Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes formula is defined as measure of the amount of rainfall occurring over a specific period of time is calculated using Intensity of Rain given Varying Time = (K Constant/(Time in Minutes+Empirical Constant b)^0.5). To calculate Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes, you need K Constant (K), Time in Minutes (T_m) & Empirical Constant b (b_m). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for K Constant, Time in Minutes & Empirical Constant b 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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