Civil PE Exam – Hydraulics & Hydrology – Calculate Runoff Volume from a Hydrograph

Today, Cody Sims solves a neat breath-type problem for the Civil PE Exam for the Hydraulics and Hydrology section of the NCEES specification. It deals with calculating the runoff volume from a hydrograph for a watershed. Try to do it on your own first, then jump back in and let's solve it together. 😉

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