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School of Chemical and Environmental Engineering

Now offering two distinct diplomas: Chemical Engineering and Environmental Engineering

Hydrology

Course Information:

Course ID: ENVE 331
Type of course: Required course
Semester: Fall
Credits: 3
ΕCTS: 4
Teaching Hours: Th=2, E=1, L=0

Instructor: Professor I. Tsanis (Faculty Member - EnvEng), A. Koutroulis (LTS Member -EnvEng)

Tutorial exercises: A. Koutroulis

Textbooks (Eudoxus):

  • Book [22771790]: Υδατικοί πόροι : I, Τσακίρης Γ.
  • Book [12497]: Υδρολογία, E. Wilson 

Eclass:

  •  Registration required

Course contents:

  • Hydrology. Hydrological cycle. Geomorphology. Watershed. Hydrographic network. Hydrometeorology
  • Precipitation. Rainfall measurement. Data homogeneity. Completion of observations. Estimation of average rainfall in a watershed. Rainfall data analysis. Problems
  • Evapotranspiration. Practical importance of evapotranspiration. Factors affecting evapotranspiration. Methods for calculating evaporation. Problems
  • Infiltration. Penetration. Static and dynamic of soil water. Percolation phenomenon description. Empirical infiltration equations. Problems
  • Excess rainfall. Methods of estimation excess rainfall-SCS method. Surface runoff and estimation methods. Stage-Discharge curves. Cumulative discharge curve. Problems
  • Hydrographs. Unit hydrograph. Synthetic unit hydrograph. Snyder method. Empirical methods of estimating flood magnitude parameters. Rational  method. Problems
  • Routing. Hydrologic river routing - Muskingum method. Hydrologic reservoir routing. Problems
  • Groundwater concepts and aquifer properties. Well  Hydraulics. Problems

Assessment and grading method:

  • Problem Sets, 10% of the grade
  • Final closed-book written exam, 90% of the grade

Last modification: 03-09-2018