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The Percent Removal filter removes a fixed percentage of the constituent associated with the quick flow of the functional unit (FU) and a fixed percentage of the constituent associated with the baseflow.

Scale

This model is a catchment scale model.

Principal developer

Cooperative Research Centre for Catchment Hydrology

Version

Source v2.10

Dependencies

Requires a constituent generation model to be assigned to the corresponding functional unit(s).

Availability/conditions

The Percent Removal filter is automatically installed with Source.

Flow

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phase

Each time-step, the model removes a fraction of the constituent load that was generated from the functional unit.

The constituent generation models generate both a ‘quick load’, associated with the quick flow component of runoff, and a ‘slow load’, associated with the slow flow, or baseflow, runoff component.

The quick load is reduced by the Percent Removal filter using the PercentRemovalQ parameter.

 

Equation 1

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The same process is applied to the constituent load associated with the baseflow (the ‘Slow Load’ here), using a separate, PercentRemovalS parameter.

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The result of the filter is the total load for the functional unit, which is the sum of the filtered quick load and the filtered slow load.

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Input data

This model operates on the incoming constituent load, which is automatically provided to the model by Source.

Parameters or settings

Refer to Table 1.

Table 1. Parameters or settings

Parameter

Description

Units

Default

Range

Percent Removal S

A single, constant value (%) of load removed from the slow flow

%

0

0-100

Output data

The resulting filtered constituent load. These model results can be retrieved by recording the quick flow, slow flow or total flow outputs of the functional unit.