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
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v4.
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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.
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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
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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.
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Table 1. Parameters or settings
Parameter | Description | Units | Default | Range |
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Slow Flow Percent Removal |
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A single, constant value (%) of load removed from the slow flow | % | 0 | 0-100 | |
Quick Flow Percent Removal |
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A single, constant value (%) of load removed from the quick 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.