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': ,',.. ,',,', <br /> <br />,'",';.'.-:\:',.:. ,',J '/..;, <br />" " ,I <br />, The design CNSTL .value found in this sludy is <br />dose to CNSTL values obtained from hydrologically <br />similar watersheds, Weiss and Ishii ,(1987) illve~ti!:at- <br />ed 616 storms over 98 gaged rural basins ill. Illinois <br />. , and computed a loss rate CNSTL' of about 0,07 inchl <br />hour. Likewise, MelchiIlg et 0.1:' (1987) studied 32 <br />runolT llVents from one watershed in llIinoi~ over the <br />period 1965 through:'1983'and computed a loss rnte of <br />0,08 inchlhour. Apart frolp these recsnt studies in IlIi- <br />nol., no othal' .y.hlm.tic il\vutilraUan9 of rainfall <br />losses in the Midwest region could be ,found. <br />.' ':,';' ":'',:';, <br /> <br />PMF ROUTING' <br /> <br />'rhe runolTrouling schemo in the Englewood water- <br />shed used by the Miami'Conservaney District and <br />adopled by the ODNR study was used here. It con- <br />Aiat, nf combining tho innow~ from the four subbasins <br />and then routing the resulting hydrogruph through a <br />eoneeptutll reservoir upslream of th~ d'\m. The con- <br />coptual reservoir represents the storas:e of wllter <br />upstream of the daJll. In essenec. it represents tbe: <br />effect of the EnRlowood daJll in retarding the: lluLlIow <br />from the wa~rshed, In this section, the routing of tho <br />PMi" was,con<lucted nt'six-hour intervals to anow <br />compnrison with the ODNR study. <br />Using the dosign parameters (STRTV=l,O inch; <br />CNS'fL=O.l inch/hour,.where for convenienco 0,1 <br />ineh/hour was selected instead of 0,095 inch/hour) nod <br />the PMP used i1\ tho ODNR study (Fi(:oro 7,,), the <br />PM~' at the outlet,of the Enlllewood watcnhod is <br />shown in Figuro 7b, Tho PMF obtained uy tho ODNlt <br />study is also shown. The peak PMF obtained in this <br />study was about 75 percent of lhe peak PMF outaine(1 <br />froul OONR's study,:However, the time-la-peak wns <br />the salDe in both cases (t ,= 3,25 days). The apIlarent <br />linear variatiOn of the hydrographs with time (t > 6 <br />days) was due to the linear relation between the out- <br />t10w !lnd the storage in tho conceptual reservoir <br />motlel, which WM decreasing very, slowly. <br />, " <br /> <br />'I' . Il' <br />, , <br /> <br />I' <br /> <br />". " <br /> <br />,Sensitillity of PMF ~~ 1-o~s,fG"Gmliters <br />. , ' <br />:':. :' ~ <<t" . ~ ,':' <br /> <br />'l'he effect of varietion in STRTL;', and/or CNST!, 011 <br />the PMF was nssessed by changing one parameter at <br />l\ time by 60 percent' from the de~igll value while fix- <br />ing the other parameter: ',,', : :'",'1'" <br />Io'igure 8n shows that,the parameter STR'l'I. had <br />o9sentially no effect' o;n the P:~1P:; the hydrograph <br /> <br />JAWRA <br /> <br />" ' <br /> <br />, , , ~ <br /> <br />. . <br />..,\'; , <br /> <br />FAX NO. <br /> <br />p, 08 <br /> <br />IlDurnu..l <br /> <br />resullillg frolll S'I'RTL = 0.5 inch i~ ident.ical [') I.h~ <br />design hydroll'taph, Setting STitT!. at 1.r, io\che~ <br />caused II redueliol\ in lho pook PMF 1>)1 "" b' ~r.o .r., <br />which Is nbout 0,5 percent of t.he peak. 'l'his i" in con- <br />trast to the effect of S'l'RTL on the outflow f""1ll the <br />Brailford subbasin, which cnn be nsses_cd c....\11 the <br />varhltion of Ule objective funcUon ill Table. 2 (nile cnn <br />slipulate an approximalely linear relalion \,,'lw~en <br />the objective functioll and lhe hydrogrnph l>o~nu"e of <br />the square root in !!:quation 4), Table 2 show~ that r.,r <br />a fixed CNSTL value. the varintion of the ohjf'ltive <br />function was between one and three fl)l,l~ when <br />S'l'RTL wa~ varied by OJ':; inch. A Jlhy"icnl n~)I1:11latinn <br />for tho h,o,,,,.lllvl,y of I,he PMTo' to 8'1'1l1'L III 1,:i\"'1\ liS <br />follows: the STRTI, pnramoter call be view.,,[ us " <br />storago term {inches of r>\infnllloss Inultip\kd l>y the <br />surface a.roa of the. wntl>rshedl. When routio!: Ihrotlilh <br />the Englewood watcrshed, the res~.rvoir (It. 1,1", dam <br />providetl a largo storall" volun1(' that masl(c<l I ho "lor- <br />"ge effects of S'rRTL, However, lhis was notl.hc cnse <br />for tho Ur!ltlford ~\lbbn.in, where th" .uhunoill .tor- <br />age was t1iclated only by change,~ in 5TH,'!'! ,. <br /> <br />1il1 ...R-o._"H_.......__....__...._.._.. <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />.,i: <br />.j;. <br />" <br />'II <br /> <br />lAl <br /> <br />j \2 <br />~ " <br />~ . <br />,. . <br />1i! <br />~ .4 <br /> <br />, , <br />.:l~'f <br />.,.., <br /> <br />',. <br />., <br />Gl ~; 1'1 <br /> <br />o .=---....,..-A7LE;:L_fi JJ,~. 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