The following data represent the elevation-area relation for a reservoir, if the lowest outlet elevation is 700m, the normal pool level is 720m, and the bed elevation is 696m. Determine: 1. The dead storage volume, 2. The useful storage volume, 3. The reservoir capacity volume, 4. The height of spillway, Elevation(m) Area (m') 698 0.5 700 0.7 702 1 704 2 706 3.5 708 5.7 710 8. 712 11 714 14.6 716 16.8 718 20 720 22 722 24.5

The following data represent the elevation-area relation for a reservoir, if the lowest outlet elevation is 700m, the normal pool level is 720m, and the bed elevation is 696m. Determine: 1. The dead storage volume, 2. The useful storage volume, 3. The reservoir capacity volume, 4. The height of spillway, Elevation(m) Area (m') 698 0.5 700 0.7 702 1 704 2 706 3.5 708 5.7 710 8. 712 11 714 14.6 716 16.8 718 20 720 22 722 24.5

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