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<br />001283 <br /> <br />RULPOW <br /> <br />SALTSUM <br /> <br />SCRIBl <br /> <br />SCRIB2 <br /> <br />SEDADJ <br /> <br />SHORTMS <br /> <br />SIX02A <br /> <br />SNAPER <br /> <br />ST <br /> <br />, <br /> <br />subroutine RULPOW adds space in the Upper Basin <br />to the rule curve for Lake Powell. <br /> <br />Subroutine SALTSUM computes the amount of salt <br />that can be removed from the river each month by <br />a WQIP. The subroutine checks to see if there is <br />enough salt mass in the river to remove the full <br />WQIP amount. If there is not enough salt mass in <br />the river the subroutine accumulates the removal <br />deficit and removes it when there is sufficient <br />salt mass in the river. <br /> <br />Subroutine SCRIBl prints the reach description <br />for each reach. Each description contains infor- <br />mation on demands, inflows, reservoirs, <br />powerplants, tailwater, evaporation, and reach <br />configuration. <br /> <br />Subroutine SCRIB2 prints the monthly summary <br />tables for each reservoir, for the months re- <br />quested. Information includes reach number, in- <br />flow, evaporation, bank storage, turbine dis- <br />charge, releases, contents, power produced, water <br />quality of the inflow and release, and elevation. <br /> <br />subroutine SEDADJ computes sediment inflow volume <br />and new Thalweg elevations. It revises capacity <br />coefficients, rule curves for sediment, various <br />reservoir storage parameters for sediment, and <br />recomputes variables used in subroutine RULES. <br /> <br />subroutine SHORTMS prints the shortage messages <br />generated during the run. <br /> <br />subroutine SIX02A evaluates a third-degree poly- <br />nomial equation to determine the amount of upper <br />basin storage required to meet the Colorado River <br />Compact and Mexican delivery requirements without <br />shorting upper basin water users. - <br /> <br />Subroutine SNAPER activates and deactivates snap- <br />shots. <br /> <br />Subroutine ST sets the creditable flood space in <br />a reservoir equal to the smaller of the maximum <br />creditable flood space and the currently unused <br />active capacity. The creditable flood space is <br />the empty space in certain reservoirs that can be <br />used to meet the flood space requirements in Lake <br />Mead. <br /> <br />9 <br />