What are the various methods of Dewatering Intermediate Depths? Name them

Q: Triangulation Stations A, B, C, and D have the following observation angles. Angle Values ACB 50°…

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Q: Explain differential leveling.

A: Leveling: Leveling is a method or process of surveying in civil engineering to determine the…

Q: 3. The boundary of the water surface of a reservoir is shown by iregular outline KLMNOPQR. Soundings…

A: we have to determine a. Areas (sq.m.) of the cross-sections of ranges QK, PL, and OM. b. Volume…

Q: Determine the critical depth f

A: Given: A rectangular channel having Discharge, Q=200 m3/s  width, B=10 m   To find Critical depth,…

Q: What does inclinometer can be used to monitor?

A: Inclinometer:

Q: Describe about the Passive sampling?

A: Passive sampling:

Q: Determine specific energy and critical depth

A: Given data : Width (B)=5.5 mDischarge (Q)=16.5 m3/sDepth (Y)=1.5 m

Q: Given data : Wetted area3D20.25 m2 Wetted perimeter%3D13.5 m Find hydraulic radius

A: Introduction : The given question is related with fluid mechanics . In this question we are provided…

Q: Q1: The table below represents the vertical coordinates for 12 hours of standard hydrograph, find…

A: Given the coordinates of 12 hour standard hydrograph. To get coordinates of 6 hour unit hydrograph…

Q: Provide a scenario for each (methods of leveling) where we can apply it in real life: - Direct…

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Q: How does the Aerial photographs can also offer useful data on conditions?

A: Remote sensing is a technique of collecting the geographical  information. The physical…

Q: (b) The data from a levelling survey are shown in Table Q2. Using the rise and fall method,…

A: reduced level - Height of point from means sea level is called R.L. Benchmark - its is the fixed…

Q: 10. Subcritical depth occurs when_ a) Actual water depth > Critical depth b) Actual water depth <…

A: INTRODUCTION - First we need to know what is subcritical flow?

Q: How the accurate preplanning of a subsurface exploration program can be difficult to do properly?

A: - Subsurface exploration is the process of determining the various properties of soil underneath the…

Q: Explain the Effect of Submergence.

A: Submergence of soil refers to the condition where the water table rises above the soil the and due…

Q: What is Dewatering Intermediate Depths?

A: Dewatering provides dry and stable conditions for excavations, allows to increase the stability of…

Q: Identify and discuss any practical/feasible means you can think of to improve both of the beach…

A: Surveys of the beach profile are conducted to locate the high-tide shoreline or land and sea…

Q: What are the components of Hydrograph?

A: A hydrograph is defined as a graph that represents the relation between the flow rate or discharge…

Q: Explain the layout of dilatometer test?

A: General layout of dilatometer test:

Q: What is a hydrometer reading?

A: A hydrometer is an instrument used for the determination of the specific gravity of liquids. A…

Q: Q4/ A Gravity Survey carried out above buried Elongated Anticline contains a Great Oil Reservoir and…

A: (a) For the given data, the Gravity Anomaly profile is given below:

Q: 5. What is the critical depth denoted as?

A: Critical depth is denoted by Yc

Q: .Design Earthen Channel using Lacey's Regime Theory

A: Given:    To design Earthern channel using Lacey's regime theory

Q: A hydrographic survey was conducted for the purpose of locating channel depths. The survey party…

A: Leveling is the process of calculating the reduced level of a point either on earth or above or…

Q: Explain limitations of use seismic refraction method for determining subsurface conditions.

A: Seismic Refraction: Seismic refraction maps contrasts in unstable speed – the speed at that unstable…

Q: Triangulation Stations A, B, C, and D have the following observation angles.

A: The figure is shown below,

Q: Discuss with relevant examples any 3 applications of levelling

A: Finding out application of levelling.

Q: Triangulation Stations A, B, C, and D have the following observation angles.

A: Solution : ∠CBD=α∠BDA=β∠BDC=r

Q: Explain the Procedure for locating the upper seepage line for flow through an earth dam.

A: Phreatic line is defined as the  upper seepage line for flow through an earth dam. The atmospheric…

Q: specific energy versus depth curve

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Q: What is the Procedure for locating the upper seepage line for flow through an earth dam.\?

A: The top flow line or upper seepage line for flow is called phreatic line.

Q: Explain digital elevation models.

A: Answer:- Digital Elevation Model: A DEM (Digital Elevation Model) is a specialized database that…

Q: How to compute for the Taped Distance and Percentage of Error? Show your solution.

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Q: This question is from Hydrographic surveying.   What is the NOAA preferred tow height for a Side…

A: Hydrography is the science that measures and describes the physical features of the navigable…

Q: 27. Record the level rod readings to the nearest two decimal places. 1. 2. 3. 2. 3.

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Q: The backsight reading on a point is 7.35 m and the foresight reading on a second point is 0.86 m. If…

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Q: What is the description of the weather station? What is the usage of it in some experiments in…

A: Brief concept- Weather station- Climate conditions such as air temperature, wind speed, wind…

Q: List the fundamental steps involved in planning a static survey.

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Q: Define Passive sampling.

A: It is a type of air sampling. The passive sampling is an environmental monitoring technique and it…

Q: Example 12.2. Design the salient dimensions of a syphon well drop for the following particulars :…

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Q: How to solve for the Taped Distance and Percentage of Error? Show your step-by-step solution.

A: Given data- To Find- Taped Distance and Percentage of Error.

Q: Problem No. 2 A 3304-kN water vessel is partially submerged in seawater with specific weight = 10.…

A: applying Archimedes' principle Archimedes' principle states that the upward buoyant force that is…

Q: 3. The boundary of the water surface of a reservoir is shown by irregular outline KLMNOPQR.…

A: To Determine a. Areas (sq.m.) of the cross-sections of ranges QK, PL, and OM. b. Volume (cu.m.) of…

Q: Discuss the procedure of horizontal taping measuring on sloping ground?

A: The use of a surveyor's tape to measure the horizontal distance between two points is known as…

Q: Find the critical depth.

A: This question is from Fluid mechanics

Q: Discuss critical depth determination.

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Q: Which type of leveling is more accurate? Profile leveling, differential leveling, reciprocal…

A: The four methods of levelling are as follows: 1. Profile levelling  2. Differential levelling 3.…

Q: How to setup a theodolite for surveying. Write down the steps?

A: The theodolite can be defined as it is a precision instrument that is used to measure angles in the…

Q: The boundary of the water surface of a reservoir is shown by irregular outline KLMNOPQR. Soundings…

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