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=Eric Andrzejek Escude= | =Eric Andrzejek Escude= | ||
[[Image:Eric_small.jpg|thumb|right|''This is Eric'']] <br> | |||
Eric is a freshman at Humboldt State University, he is majoring in Environmental Resources Engineering. He was born in Chicago Illinois but grew up in Salt Lake City Utah, he is not mormon.<br> | Eric is a freshman at Humboldt State University, he is majoring in Environmental Resources Engineering. He was born in Chicago Illinois but grew up in Salt Lake City Utah, he is not mormon.<br> | ||
====Check out these sweet links:==== | ====Check out these sweet links:==== | ||
[http://www.humboldt.edu/~ere | [http://www.humboldt.edu/~ere Environmental Resources Engineering Program]<br> | ||
[[Hydrogen fuel cell]]<br> | |||
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==Some of the things I've done== | ==Some of the things I've done== | ||
In one of my Engrineering 115 labs we went up to Fern Lake, which right off the HSU campus, and measured the inflows and outflows of the small streams running in and out of the lake. We then calculated for the net accumulation of the lake including the output to the fish hatcheries. My had a positive discrepancy of 18 cubic meters of water per day which we assumed to be due to the seasonal rainfall. <br> | In one of my Engrineering 115 labs we went up to Fern Lake, which right off the HSU campus, and measured the inflows and outflows of the small streams running in and out of the lake. We then calculated for the net accumulation of the lake including the output to the fish hatcheries. My group had a positive discrepancy of 18 cubic meters of water per day which we assumed to be due to the seasonal rainfall. <br> | ||
====Check out our some of our data:==== | ====Check out our some of our data:==== | ||
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====Difference of 18.625 cubic meters per day==== | ====Difference of 18.625 cubic meters per day==== | ||
Revision as of 20:58, 26 July 2008
Eric Andrzejek Escude
Eric is a freshman at Humboldt State University, he is majoring in Environmental Resources Engineering. He was born in Chicago Illinois but grew up in Salt Lake City Utah, he is not mormon.
Check out these sweet links:
Environmental Resources Engineering Program
Hydrogen fuel cell
Some of the things I've done
In one of my Engrineering 115 labs we went up to Fern Lake, which right off the HSU campus, and measured the inflows and outflows of the small streams running in and out of the lake. We then calculated for the net accumulation of the lake including the output to the fish hatcheries. My group had a positive discrepancy of 18 cubic meters of water per day which we assumed to be due to the seasonal rainfall.
Check out our some of our data:
| Bucket depth in cm | Bucket diameter in cm | water flow over collection period | time in seconds | Outflow in cubic meters per sec | Outflow in cubic meters per day | Outflow to hatchery |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 | 26 | 0.030338809 | 30 | 0.001011294 | 87.37577008 | 50 |
| 11 | 0.03337269 | 0.001112423 | 96.11334709 | |||
| 8 | 0.024271047 | 0.000809035 | 69.90061606 | |||
| 9 | 0.027304928 | 0.000910164 | 78.63819307 | |||
| average stream outflow/day: | 83.00698157 | |||||
| ratio of water captured: | 0.07 | Total net outflow per day: | 133.0069816 |
| Flowmeter inflow in m/s | Channel depth | Channel width | Channel cross section in m^2 | Flowrate | Inflow per day in m^3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.09 | 0.075 | 0.26 | 0.0195 | 0.001755 | 151.632 |