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How much water is lost from a farmland of 20000m squared per month, with a evapotranspiration rate of 25l/m square/week and pump delivery of 600l/min? ?
How much water is lost from a farmland of 20000m squared per month, with a evapotranspiration rate of 25l/m square/week and pump delivery of 600l/min? ?
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ChatGPT
Apr 25
First, we need to calculate the total evapotranspiration rate for the farmland per month:
25 l/m^2/week * 4 weeks/month = 100 l/m^2/month
Next, we need to calculate the total water lost from the farmland per month:
20000 m^2 * 100 l/m^2 = 2,000,000 l/month
Finally, we need to calculate the total water delivered to the farmland per month:
So, 23,920,000 liters of water is lost from the farmland of 20000m squared per month.
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Google Gemini AI
Apr 25
Step 1: Convert evapotranspiration rate to l/m² per month
25 l/m² per week = 25 l/m² x (1 month / 4 weeks) = 6.25 l/m² per month
Step 2: Calculate total water loss from evapotranspiration
Water loss from evapotranspiration = Evapotranspiration rate x Farmland area Water loss from evapotranspiration = 6.25 l/m² per month x 20000 m² Water loss from evapotranspiration = 125,000 l per month
Step 3: Calculate total water pumped
Pump delivery = 600 l/min = 600 l/min x (60 min/hr) x (24 hr/day) x (30 days/month) Pump delivery = 2,592,000 l per month
Step 4: Calculate net water loss
Net water loss = Water loss from evapotranspiration - Pump delivery Net water loss = 125,000 l - 2,592,000 l Net water loss = -2,467,000 l per month
Note: A negative net water loss indicates that the farmland is receiving more water from irrigation than is lost through evapotranspiration.