Tidal Period in Tides Formulas

Tidal Period is the time taken for a specific site on Earth to rotate from an exact point under moon to same point under moon, also known as “tidal day” and it’s slightly longer than a solar day. And is denoted by T. Tidal Period is usually measured using the Second for Time. Note that the value of Tidal Period is always negative.

Formulas to find Tidal Period in Tides

fxTidal Period given Mixing ParameterGo

fxTide Period given Dimensionless Estuary numberGo

fxTidal Period for Friction Factor and Propagation Velocity of Tide WaveGo

Tides formulas that make use of Tidal Period

fxMixing ParameterGo

fxVolume of Tidal Prism given Mixing ParameterGo

fxFresh Water River Flow given Mixing ParameterGo

fxDimensionless Estuary numberGo

fxVolume of Tidal Prism given Dimensionless Estuary NumberGo

fxFroude Number given Dimensionless Estuary NumberGo

fxFresh Water River Flow given Dimensionless Estuary numberGo

fxFriction Factor for Propagation Velocity of Tide WaveGo

fxMaximum Flood Current given Friction Factor for Propagation Velocity of Tide WaveGo

fxChezy's Friction Factor given Friction Factor for Propagation Velocity of Tide WaveGo

fxAverage Depth given Friction Factor for Propagation Velocity of Tide WaveGo

List of variables in Tides formulas

fx Mixing Parameter Go

fx Volume of Tidal Prism Go

fx Fresh Water River Flow Go

fx Froude Number Go

fx Estuary Number Go

fx Chezy's Constant Go

fx Average Depth Go

fx Friction Factor in Terms of Degree Go

fx Maximum Flood Current Go

FAQ

What is the Tidal Period?

Tidal Period is the time taken for a specific site on Earth to rotate from an exact point under moon to same point under moon, also known as “tidal day” and it’s slightly longer than a solar day. Tidal Period is usually measured using the Second for Time. Note that the value of Tidal Period is always negative.

Can the Tidal Period be negative?

Yes, the Tidal Period, measured in Time can be negative.

What unit is used to measure Tidal Period?

Tidal Period is usually measured using the Second[s] for Time. Millisecond[s], Microsecond[s], Nanosecond[s] are the few other units in which Tidal Period can be measured.

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