Slope of Catchment in Rational Method to Estimate the Flood Peak Formulas

Slope of Catchment depends on the stream profile, and is defined as the horizontal distance along the mainstream/the elevation difference between the two end points of the mainstream. And is denoted by S.

Formulas to find Slope of Catchment in Rational Method to Estimate the Flood Peak

fxSlope of Catchment about given Time of ConcentrationGo

Rational Method to Estimate the Flood Peak formulas that make use of Slope of Catchment

fxMaximum Length of Travel of WaterGo

fxKirpich equation for Time of ConcentrationGo

fxKirpich EquationGo

List of variables in Rational Method to Estimate the Flood Peak formulas

fx Time of Concentration Go

fx Maximum Length of Travel of Water Go

FAQ

What is the Slope of Catchment?

Slope of Catchment depends on the stream profile, and is defined as the horizontal distance along the mainstream/the elevation difference between the two end points of the mainstream.

Can the Slope of Catchment be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Slope of Catchment, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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