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Constant Factor in Water Demand and Quantity Formulas

The Constant Factor refers to the rate of change of population. And is denoted by KA.

Formulas to find Constant Factor in Water Demand and Quantity

fxConstant Factor given Population at Last Census​Go
fxConstant Factor for Inter Censal Period​Go
fxConstant Factor for Post Censal Period​Go

Water Demand and Quantity formulas that make use of Constant Factor

fxPopulation at Last Census​Go
fxLast Census Date given Constant Factor​Go
fxPopulation at Earlier Census​Go
fxEarlier Census Date given Constant Factor​Go
fxPopulation at Earlier Census for Inter Censal Period​Go
fxMid Year Census Date for Inter Censal Period​Go
fxEarlier Census Date for Inter Censal Period​Go
fxPopulation at Mid Year​Go
fxPopulation at Mid Year for Post Censal Period​Go
fxPopulation at Last Census for Post Censal Period​Go
fxMid Year Census Date for Post Censal Period​Go
fxLast Census Date for Post Censal Period​Go

List of variables in Water Demand and Quantity formulas

fx Population at Last Census ​Go
fx Population at Earlier Census ​Go
fx Last Census Date ​Go
fx Earlier Census Date ​Go
fx Population at Mid Year Census ​Go
fx Mid-Year Census Date ​Go

FAQ

What is the Constant Factor?
The Constant Factor refers to the rate of change of population.
Can the Constant Factor be negative?
{YesorNo}, the Constant Factor, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.
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