Describe about the Horizontal Drainage.

Q: oles, drop manholes and strom water inlets.

A: Sewers It is the pipe or conduit for carrying sewage. It is generally closed and flow takes place…

Q: Describe Basic Hydrogeology.

A: Hydrology is the science which handles the Earth's waters, their occurrence, circulation and…

Q: Explain the outflow and inland river and the side reserve by drawing it by hand. Kindly provide…

A: Lakes are naturally occurring land depressions that are full of water.

Q: Define Lateral Capacity

A: Lateral capacity:

Q: Define about Prefabricated Vertical Drains ?

A: In construction of various structures on compressible, saturated soils like soft clay, excessive…

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Q: Define the Pumpelly rule.

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Q: Define Horizontal Drainage.

A: Horizontal drainage is a helpful strategy for consolidating soils which are weakened by water…

Q: Explain about the Deep Drainage method.

A: A hydro logical cycle is groundwater regeneration or system of deep runoff, or deep percolation,…

Q: How the Advection does identifies the movement of contaminants suspended or carried within the…

A: Advective flux with groundwater is perhaps the most frequent type of contaminant movement in the…

Q: Define the term Drainage.

A: Drainage is defined as an artificial process of removing excess water from surface and sub-surface…

Q: Define Interceptor Drains.

A: An interceptor drain is a type of drain used in drainage system which cut off the horizontal flow of…

Q: What is irrigation?

A: Given data  Irrigation engineering  To be discussed  What is Irrigation

Q: Calculate the WCB

A: Whole circle bearing (WCB): - It is defined as the horizontal angle made from magnetic north to a…

Q: Define what is Inclinometer ? Explain the use of Inclinometer ?

A: Inclinometer- It is a device or sensor used to measure the inclination angle of any bent structure.…

Q: What is the classification of irrigation water having: ncentration of

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Q: Open channel flow

A: Given data : Depth of flow (d)=2.5 mwide (B)=5 m

Q: Why is irrigation channels are often built in trapezoidal cross-section

A: Solution: The irrigation channels are built in the trapezoidal cross section because:1. It is easier…

Q: Define Groundwater Contamination.

A: Groundwater is the water which is stored below the surface of earth in the cracks or spaces in sand,…

Q: Define the significance of smear zone induced byinstallation of band drains?

A: Solution: During the installation process of band drains the smear zones are created in which zone…

Q: points 1 and 2. 8 ft 8 in. diam 4代 Water

A: Given:- The rate of discharge of water by siphon = 2.80 cfs = 2.80 ft3/sec The diameter of the…

Q: Describe seepage velocity.

A: Seepage velocity seems to be the groundwater velocity determined according to the Darcy rule.…

Q: Civil Engineering can two storm pipes connect by a area drain?

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Q: Define Concrete and Masonry Dams.

A: Masonry dam is any dam built mainly of blocks of concrete, brick or stone joined to mortar.

Q: Explain about the Drainage after Construction.

A: Drainage consists of the mechanical absorption of both surface and sub-surface mud. Drainage is also…

Q: Define: 1. Laminar Flow 2. Turbulent Flow 3. Reynold's number 4. Critical velocity

A: Definition of fluid flow characteristics have been asked please refer step 2 for detailed solution…

Q: 5. A line of levels was run for a proposed sewer line PQ at r at one Civil Engineering Bench Mark…

A: The calculations and necessary checks are performed in the table given in the step 2.

Q: Describe the Effects of Drainage.

A: The drainage can be defined as it is an artificial or a natural process of discharging surface and…

Q: Describe about the drainage filter.

A: The drainage filter can be defined as it is made up of granular material either natural or processed…

Q: Define Passive Condition

A: Passive Condition: It is the condition when soil moves away from the soil, due to the seismic load…

Q: Vhich among the following have similar d streamlines?

A: To find : Which have similar fluid streamlines.

Q: Define Consolidation Drainage.

A: For coarse substances (sands and gravels) each volume change response to a change for loading…

Q: Define the term vadose zone.

A: Vadose zone is defined as the zone which lies between the water table and top of the ground surface.

Q: critical path

A: Critical path method: - It is useful to identify critical activities of project and also provide…

Q: Tile drains are a common means to lower the water table in a field or to get rid of access drainage.…

A: Sandy Soil is coarser than that of clayey soil. Clayey comes in the category of fine soil.

Q: Where does the ram located? Describe about it.

A: A ram is a type of hydraulic cylinder which is a useful device for high-pressure applications. The…

Q: Define imbibition and drainage

A: Imbibition refers to the increasing the wetting-phase saturation. Drainage refers to the decreasing…

Q: Determine the equivalent ground length of the canal.

A: This question is from Surveying.

Q: Ex:- Estimate the quantities of the below brick fence & yard with external dimensions 28.68x14.46 m…

A: External Dimensions of the yard = 28.68*14.46 m Brick fences are generally one brick thick walls.…

Q: calculate the water surface elevation

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Q: Define artificial rain

A: Arificial Rain

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Q: Find Rab

A: The given circuit is labelled as shown below: Resistance 3Ω and 2Ω are in parallel as their end…

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Q: Discuss groundwater effects

A: The water present below the surface of Earth in rock and soil voids is known as groundwater.

Q: direction does the creek flow?

A: Flowing water finds its way down hill initially as small creeks. As small creeks flow downhill they…

Q: Define Surface drainage

A: Surface drainage is the expulsion of abundance water from the outer layer of the land. This is…

Q: Define Groundwater Monitoring

A: Groundwater begins as precipitation, and the fraction of the rainwater that artificially or…

Drainage of Pavements

Pavement Drainage holds ample significance, as it prevents the accumulation of water or any liquid on the surface of pavements and ensures proper drainage system. With proper design and gradual slopes provided, the water gets easily removed from the surface into the drains, which are essential during heavy rains and unusual weather conditions keeping it less prone to accidents and increasing the durability of the pavement structure.