Hydrograph definition
Hydrograph means the graphical representation of flow volume over time of wastewater, infiltration, and inflow at a particular point in the Collection System. Hydrographs characterize diurnal variations in wastewater flow rates, as well as flow response to a wet weather event, at a particular point in the Collection System.
Hydrograph means a graph showing variation in depth or discharge of a stream of water over a period of time.
Hydrograph means a graph indicating stormwater runoff rate, inflow rate and discharge rate of stormwater, past a specific point over a time period;
Examples of Hydrograph in a sentence
Summer Flows (June 1 – September 30): Hydrograph components: Late-spring recession, summer baseflows.
Winter Flows (January 1 – February 29): Hydrograph components: Elevated wet season baseflows, storm peaks.
Spring Flows (March 1 – May 31): Hydrograph components: Early-spring recession, spring pulse flows.
Alameda County is subject to hydromodification requirements as stated in the San Francisco Bay Region Municipal Regional Permit (MRP), National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permit, and Hydrograph Modification Management Plan (HMP).
The ▇▇▇▇▇ Unit Hydrograph Method in HEC-HMS will be used to compute the runoff hydrographs.
More Definitions of Hydrograph
Hydrograph means a graphical representation of discharge, stage, or other hydraulic property with respect to time for a particu- lar location on a watercourse.
Hydrograph means a graph of runoff rate, inflow rate or discharge rate, past a specific point over time. (Ord. 540 (2016) § 4 (Att. 1) (part), 2016)
Hydrograph means a graph of runoff rate, inflow rate or discharge rate, past a specific point over time.
Hydrograph means a plot of the discharge of stream flow or runoff versus time.
Hydrograph means a graphical representation of dis- charge, stage, or other hydraulic property with respect to time for a particular location on a watercourse.
Hydrograph means a graphical representation of the temporal distribution of runoff volume as a result of a precipitation event.
Hydrograph means the graphical or tabular representation of flow volume over time, which