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1 RATIONAL METHOD Q CiA Where: Q = Maximum Rate of Runoff (cfs) C = Runoff Coefficient i = Average Rainfall Intensity (in/hr) A = Drainage Area (in acres)
2 RATIONAL METHOD Assumptions and Limitations: Watershed area < 200 acres The method is applicable if time of concentration (t c ) for the drainage area is less than the duration of peak rainfall intensity. The time of concentration (t c ) is the time required for water to travel from the hydraulically most remote point of the basin to the point of interest. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
3 RATIONAL METHOD Assumptions and Limitations: The calculated runoff is directly proportional to the rainfall intensity. Rainfall intensity is uniform throughout the duration of the storm. The frequency of occurrence for the peak discharge is the same as the frequency of the rainfall producing that event. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
4 RATIONAL METHOD Assumptions and Limitations: Rainfall is distributed uniformly over the drainage area. The minimum duration to be used for computation of rainfall intensity is 10 minutes. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
5 RATIONAL METHOD Assumptions and Limitations: The rational method does not account for storage in the drainage area. Available storage is assumed to be filled. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
6 RATIONAL METHOD Q CiA Where: Q = Maximum Rate of Runoff (cfs) C = Runoff Coefficient i = Average Rainfall Intensity (in/hr) A = Drainage Area (in acres)
7 RUNOFF COEFFICIENT (C) Definition: Dimensionless ratio intended to indicate the amount of runoff generated by a watershed given a average intensity of precipitation for a storm. C R P Where: R = Total depth of runoff P = Total depth of precipitation From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
8 RUNOFF COEFFICIENT (C) From Ohio DOT Hydraulics Manual
9 RAINFALL INTENSITY (i) The determination of rainfall intensity (i) for use in the Rational Formula involves consideration of three factors: Average frequency of occurrence. Intensity-duration characteristics for a selected rainfall frequency. The time of concentration (t c ).
10 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Definition: The time required for a parcel of runoff to travel from the most hydraulically distant part of a watershed to the outlet. t c represents the time at which all areas of the watershed that will contribute runoff are just contributing runoff to the outlet. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
11 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) If the chosen storm duration > t c, then the rainfall intensity will be less than that at t c (Peak discharge < optimal value). If the chosen storm duration < t c, then the watershed is not fully contributing runoff to the outlet for that storm length (i.e. optimal value will not be realized). Therefore, choose storm duration = t c for peak discharge. From Texas DOT Hydraulics Design Manual
12 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Morgali and Linsley Method (1965) Assumptions and Limitations: For use with sheet flow (rarely more than 400 ft). Cannot be solved for t c without i. Therefore, iteration is required.
13 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Morgali and Linsley Method (1965) From FHWA-NHI
14 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Kirpich Method (1940) Assumptions and Limitations: For small drainage basins dominated by channel flow.
15 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Kerby-Hatheway Method (1959) Assumptions and Limitations: Primarily used for overland flow.
16 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Shallow Concentrated Flow t c L V Where: V 3.28k( s ) 1/ 2 t c = Time of Concentration L = Length of Flow V = Velocity (ft/s) k = Intercept Coefficient s = Slope (%) From FHWA-NHI
17 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Open Channels and Pipe Flow L t /3 1/ 2 c V r s V n Where: t c = Time of Concentration L = Length of Flow V = Velocity (ft/s) n = Roughness Coefficient r = Hydraulic Radius (flow area/wetted perimeter) (ft) s = Slope (ft/ft) From FHWA-NHI
18 TIME OF CONCENTRATION (t c ) Numerous Flow Segments t c t t... t1 t 2 t tn Where: t c = Time of Concentration t t1 = Travel time of Segment 1 n = Number of segments
19 RAINFALL INTENSITY (i) Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves From FHWA-NHI IDF Curve for Boston, MA (Hydrology Handbook for Conservation Commissioners, 2002)
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