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Substituting the appropriate regression constants and coefficients <br />• <br />for the mountain region yields the following set of equasions: <br />0.815 1.592 <br />Q = 0-12A P <br />10 <br />0.795 1.110 <br />Q = 9.91A P <br />50 <br />for 10-year storm <br />for 50-year storm <br />0.787 0.932 <br />Q = 1.88A P <br />10 <br />where Q - flood discharge in CFS <br />for 100-year storm <br />A = drainage area in sq. mi. <br />P = mean annual precipitation in inches <br />• <br /> <br />• <br />In our analysis, a drainage basin size of 1.7 sq. miles is <br />utilized. In Lieu of using generalized state-wide precipitation <br />maps, more specific precipitation data collected by Wyoming <br />Fuel Co. for the Walden area was utilized. This data shows <br />an average annual precipitation for the mine site of 11 inches <br />per year. Incorporating these parameters into the above <br />equasions and solving for Qt yields discharges for the 10, 50 <br />and 100 year precipitation events as follows: <br />Frequency of <br />Precipitation Events <br />10 yr. storm <br />50 yr. storm <br />100 yr. storm <br />Estimated P1arimum <br />Discharge <br />8.41 cfs <br />19.86 <br />26.67 <br />These numbers vary slightly (less than 1%) from those initially <br />presented in the permit. This slight variance results from the <br />graphical technique initially utilized to establish these <br />parameters. <br />