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K Constant in Estimating the Peak Drainage Discharge Formulas
K Constant is empirical constants with specific units as mm/hr. And is denoted by K. K Constant is usually measured using the Millimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of K Constant is always positive.
Estimating the Peak Drainage Discharge formulas that make use of K Constant
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Intensity of Rain for Intensity Duration Curve
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Time given Intensity of Rain
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Intensity of Rain given Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes
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Time Varying between 20 to 100 Minutes given Intensity of Rain
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FAQ
What is the K Constant?
K Constant is empirical constants with specific units as mm/hr. K Constant is usually measured using the Millimeter per Hour for Speed. Note that the value of K Constant is always positive.
Can the K Constant be negative?
No, the K Constant, measured in Speed cannot be negative.
What unit is used to measure K Constant?
K Constant 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 K Constant can be measured.
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