Evaporation Rate in Losses from Precipitation Formulas

Evaporation Rate is the rate at which a material vaporizes (or evaporates) from its liquid state to a vapor state. And is denoted by E_r. Evaporation Rate is usually measured using the Millimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Evaporation Rate is always positive.

Formulas to find Evaporation Rate in Losses from Precipitation

fxEvaporation Rate given Interception LossGo

Losses from Precipitation formulas that make use of Evaporation Rate

fxInterception LossGo

fxInterception Storage given Interception LossGo

fxDuration of Rainfall given Interception LossGo

fxRatio of Vegetal Surface Area to its Projected Area given Interception LossGo

List of variables in Losses from Precipitation formulas

fx Interception Loss Go

fx Interception Storage Go

fx Ratio of Vegetal Surface Area to Projected Area Go

fx Duration of the Rainfall Go

FAQ

What is the Evaporation Rate?

Evaporation Rate is the rate at which a material vaporizes (or evaporates) from its liquid state to a vapor state. Evaporation Rate is usually measured using the Millimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of Evaporation Rate is always positive.

Can the Evaporation Rate be negative?

No, the Evaporation Rate, measured in Speed cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Evaporation Rate?

Evaporation Rate is usually measured using the Millimeter per Hour[mm/h] for Speed. Meter per Second[mm/h], Meter per Minute[mm/h], Meter per Hour[mm/h] are the few other units in which Evaporation Rate can be measured.

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