Temp Net Rad Wind Run Density Relative Psychometric Constant (deg C) (W/sqm) (km/day) (kg/cum) Humidity (%) BOHOL 23 189 121 997 55 67 B = 0.0027(1+ 100 Climatic condition data in Bohol for the month of August is presented above Compute the evapotranspiration rate (mm/day) by energy balance method, aerodynamic method, combination method and priestley-taylor formula. Show complete solution and put your final answer for the evortranspiration rate in a table. (ALL Evapotranspiration rate in 1 table as a summary) 11 km day

Temp Net Rad Wind Run Density Relative Psychometric Constant (deg C) (W/sqm) (km/day) (kg/cum) Humidity (%) BOHOL 23 189 121 997 55 67 B = 0.0027(1+ 100 Climatic condition data in Bohol for the month of August is presented above Compute the evapotranspiration rate (mm/day) by energy balance method, aerodynamic method, combination method and priestley-taylor formula. Show complete solution and put your final answer for the evortranspiration rate in a table. (ALL Evapotranspiration rate in 1 table as a summary) 11 km day

Engineering Fundamentals: An Introduction to Engineering (MindTap Course List)

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ISBN:9781305084766

Author:Saeed Moaveni

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Chapter11: Temperature And Temperature- Related Variables In Engineering

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