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    Definition of HydrographComponents of Hydrograph

    Effluent and Influent Streams

    Separation of Surface and Groundwater Runoff

    Estimating the Concentration Time of a CatchmentValley Storage

    Example

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    HYDROGRAPH

    Hydrograph is a graph showingvariations of discharge with time, at aparticular point of a stream.

    It shows the time distribution of totalrun-off at the point of measurement.

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    Components or Parts of Storm Hydrograph

    Single Peaked Hydrograph Resulting from an Isolated Storm

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    Effluent and Influent Streams

    Rain water (Excluding Basin Recharge) may follow three paths to a stream:

    (1) Overland flow (surface run-off)

    (2) Interflow (influent stream)

    (3) Ground water flow (effluent stream)

    Overland flow + Interflow = Direct Runoff

    Low water flow of streams is derived

    from groundwater

    Low flow in streamBefore stormFlow from groundwater to the stream

    High flow in streamAfter storm

    Flow from the stream to the groundwater

    Flood level in the stream recedes

    Groundwater again starts contributing to the stream

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    How to Separate Direct Runoff and GroundwaterRunoff?

    1.Extend the recession of the flow existing prior to the storm

    to a point under the peak (or crest) of the hydrograph (lineAB).

    2.Select a point C on the recession limb of the hydrograph Ndays after the peak. Join point B and C.

    A rough selection of N (in days) is given by

    N = 0.84 A0..2 (A = Drainage Area in sq. km.)

    N = A10.2 (A1 = Drainage Area in sq. miles)

    ABC Groundwater Divide Line

    Area ABCDA Volume of Direct Runoff

    At any time instant t,

    ab Ground water storage or base flowbd Surface runoff + Influent stream

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    Valley Storage

    Water which is temporarily stored within the channel of the basin is called

    Channel storage or valley storage.

    Pre-requisite for Valley storage:

    Increase in

    Rate of overland flow => Rate of channel flow => Depth of flow

    Equilibrium Condition will occur only when a sufficient amount of rain has

    occurred to supply this valley storage.