Critical Rainfall Intensity in Peak Drainage Discharge Formula

Critical Rainfall Intensity is the precipitation rate at which surface runoff initiates, leading to increased risk of flooding or other hydrological hazards. And is denoted by P_c. Critical Rainfall Intensity is usually measured using the Centimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Critical Rainfall Intensity is always positive.

Formulas to find Critical Rainfall Intensity in Peak Drainage Discharge Formula

fxCritical Rainfall Intensity for Peak Rate of RunoffGo

Peak Drainage Discharge Formula formulas that make use of Critical Rainfall Intensity

fxPeak Rate of Runoff in Rational FormulaGo

fxCoefficient of Runoff given Peak Rate of RunoffGo

fxCatchment Area given Peak Rate of Runoff and Rainfall IntensityGo

List of variables in Peak Drainage Discharge Formula formulas

fx Peak Drainage Discharge by Rational Formula Go

fx Area of Catchment Go

fx Runoff Coefficient Go

FAQ

What is the Critical Rainfall Intensity?

Critical Rainfall Intensity is the precipitation rate at which surface runoff initiates, leading to increased risk of flooding or other hydrological hazards. Critical Rainfall Intensity is usually measured using the Centimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Critical Rainfall Intensity is always positive.

Can the Critical Rainfall Intensity be negative?

No, the Critical Rainfall Intensity, measured in Speed cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Critical Rainfall Intensity?

Critical Rainfall Intensity is usually measured using the Centimeter per Hour[cm/h] for Speed. Meter per Second[cm/h], Meter per Minute[cm/h], Meter per Hour[cm/h] are the few other units in which Critical Rainfall Intensity can be measured.

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