1. Borrow pits should preferably be located in
a) field on the left side of the canal
b) field on the right side of the canal
c) fields on both sides of the canal
d) central half width of the section of the canal.
a) field on the left side of the canal
b) field on the right side of the canal
c) fields on both sides of the canal
d) central half width of the section of the canal.
a) ridge line
b) contour line
c) valley line
d) straight line.
a) reverse curve
b) next curve of the same order
c) reverse curve plus the width of the river
d) none of these.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) Side walls of a venturi head flume are splayed out from the end of the throat at 1 : 10 for a length of 4.5 m
b) Length of side walls should be such that the width of the flume is made equal to 2/3rd the bed width of the distributary
c) Once the width of the flume becomes 2/3rd of the width of the distributary, the splayed walls are increased to 1 in 3 to get full bed width
d) None of these.
a) berm
b) free board
c) height of bank
d) none of these.
a) at the same level
b) 15 cm lower
c) 15 cm higher
d) none of these.
a) to reduce percolation from canals and water courses
b) to increase outflow from the ground water reservoir
c) both (a) and (b)
d) neither (a) nor (b)
a) perpendicular to the bank
b) inclined down stream
c) inclined up stream
d) none of these.
a) heavy impact of water
b) increase of the bed level
c) less percentage of silt
d) soft soil strata.
a) rate of flood wave
b) water surface elevation during floods
c) maximum discharge
d) surface slope of streams above the leveed portion.
a) under atmospheric pressure
b) pipe flow
c) with critical velocity
d) under negative pressure.
a) ease of tillage for preparation of the field for optimum condition of germination
b) absence of aeration of soil from root zone of the plant
c) regular supply of water to plants from the water table by capillary action
d) none of these.
a) an aqueduct
b) a syphon
c) a level crossing
d) inlet and outlet.
a) 80°
b) 90°
c) 110°
d) 120°
a) 1000 PLC
b)
c)
d)
a) In free flooding irrigation, water is admitted at one corner of a field and is allowed to spread over the entire area
b) In check method of irrigation, the field is divided into smaller compartments and water is admitted to each in turn
c) In furrow irrigation water is admitted between the rows of plants in the field
d) None of these.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) 6 cumecs
b) 10 cumecs
c) 14 cumecs
d) 20 cumecs
a) syphon
b) aqueduct
c) super passage
d) syphon-aqueduct.
a) zero
b) 0.25
c) 0.50
d) 1.00
a) Approach of the water line in a flumed channel section should not be steeper than 22.5o
b) Departure of the water line from a flumed channel section should not be steeper than 30°
c) Approach of the water line should not be steeper than 30° and departure line not steeper than 22.5o in a flumed channel section
d) Approach and departure of the water line in a flumed channel section, should not be steeper than 22.5o
a) perpendicular to the bank
b) inclined up stream up to 30°
c) inclined down stream upto 30°
d) all the above.
a) lies below the water table at every point
b) lies above the water table at every point
c) coincides the water table at every point
d) none of these.
a) populated area
b) alkaline area
c) forest area
d) fallow land.
a) In a level crossing, a crest with its top at the canal F.S.L. is provided across the drainage at its up-stream junction with canal
b) In a level crossing a regulator is provided across the drainage at its down-stream
c) In a level crossing, a cross regulator is provided on the canal below the crossing
d) All the above.
a) Bligh's theory
b) Electrical analogy method
c) The relaxation method
d) Khosla's method of independent variables.
a) width of the throat should not be less than one-third of the bed width of main canal
b) minimum throat width should not be less than 60 cm
c) length of the throat should be 2.5 times the depth measured to F.S.L. in the main canal
d) all the above.
a) meander length and the width of meander
b) meander length and half width of the river
c) curved length and the straight distance
d) none of these.
a) 6
b) 8
c) 10
d) 11
a) to remove silt
b) to control floods
c) to raise water level
d) all the above.
a) 1 : 1 in cutting and 1.5 : 1 in filling
b) 1.5 : 1 in cutting and 2 : 1 in filling
c) Neither (a) nor (b)
d) Both (a) and (b)
a) syphon
b) aqueduct
c) super passage
d) syphon-aqueduct.
a) an aqueduct
b) a super-passage
c) a syphon aqueduct
d) none of these.
a) R(θ + tan θ)
b) 2R(θ + tan θ)
c) 2R(θ + cos θ)
d) none of these.
a) F.S.L. of the canal
b) discharge perimeters
c) pond level
d) all the above
a) 50 cm
b) 60 cm
c) 70 cm
d) 90 cm
a) percentage of culturable commanded area to be irrigated annually
b) percentage of gross commanded area to be irrigated annually
c) percentage of the mean of culturable commanded area and the gross commanded area to be irrigated annually
d) total depth of water supplied by the number of waterings.
a) 2 : 1
b) 3 : 1
c) 4 : 1
d) 5 : 1
a) 0.20 m
b) 1.20 m
c) 2.20 m
d) 3.20 m
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) meandering
b) aggrading
c) degrading
d) all the above.
a) If the flexibility is more than one, the outlet is hyper-proportional
b) If the setting of an outlet is higher than that required for proportionality, the outlet is hyper-proportional
c) If the setting of an outlet is lower than that required for proportionality, the outlet is sub-proportional
d) All the above.
a) Duty of canal water is defined as the total area irrigated by the discharge averaging one unit during the base period of the duty
b) Duty of canal water is usually calculated at the head discharge of a channel
c) Duty of canal water at the head of a channel and at the outlet of a distributary, differ considerably due to progressive losses of water
d) All the above.
a) water shed forms a sharp loop
b) canal has to take off from a river
c) towns and villages are located on the water shed line
d) all the above.
a) A bank in the cross-section of a canal is provided on the right
b) A bank in the cross-section of a canal is provided on the left
c) A 'dowla' in the cross-section of a canal is provided on the left
d) None of these.
a) specific energy up-stream
b) specific energy down-stream
c) critical depth of water down-stream
d) depth of water down-stream
a) meandering type
b) aggrading type
c) degrading type
d) sub-critical type.
a) The full supply level of a canal should be above ground level
b) According to Lacey, regime conditions require a particular slope for a given discharge and silt factor
c) In case the ground slope is less than the required bed slope, the silt factor must be reduced by permitting the entry of coarse silt
d) All the above.
a)
b)
c)
d) none of these.
a) rocky stage
b) delta stage
c) boulder stage
d) trough stage.
a) is measured as the volume of water per unit area
b) is measured as depth of water on irrigated area
c) may be supplied partly by precipitation and partly by irrigation
d) all the above.
a) 1 to 2 m per second
b) 2 to 3 m per second
c) 3 to 4 m per second
d) 4 to 5 m per second.
a) ground slope exceeds the designed bed slope
b) designed bed slope exceeds the ground slope
c) ground slope is practically the same as the designed bed slope
d) none of these.
a) depends upon the b/d ratio
b) is independent of the b/d ratio
c) is independent of the depths of d/s cut off walls
d) none of these.
a) Gravity water is harmful to crops
b) Hygroscopic water remains attached to soil molecules by chemical bond
c) Capillary moisture held in the soil pores against gravity by surface tension, is utilised by plants
d) All the above.
a) 10 cm
b) 15 cm
c) 20 cm
d) 25 cm
a)
b)
c)
d)
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) field capacity
b) saturation capacity
c) moisture content at permanent wilting point
d) difference between filed capacity and permanent wilting point within the root zone of plants.
a) permanent canals
b) ridge canals
c) perennial canals
d) inundation canals
a) 30°
b) 45°
c) 60°
d) 90°
a) Q = A . Y
b)
c)
d) all the above.
a) non-regime section
b) inadequate slope
c) defective head regulator
d) all the above.
a) 23.0 cm
b) 19.0 cm
c) 17.5 cm
d) 13.5 cm
a) to watch the general behaviour of canal
b) to measure the discharge
c) to raise the supply level
d) all the above.
a) boulders stage of the river
b) delta stage of the river
c) rock stage of the river
d) trough stage of the river.
a) capillary water
b) gravity water
c) hygroscopic water
d) all the above.
a) seepage forces
b) hydraulic jump
c) hydraulic pressure
d) all the above.
a) always at the ground level
b) always below the ground level
c) generally 4 to 5 metres above the ground level
d) only a few cm above the ground level.
a) x = r1 d1
b) x = r2 d2
c) x = d1 / r1
d) x = d2 / r2
a) syphon
b) super passage
c) aqueduct
d) syphon aqueduct.
a) 23.0 cm
b) 19.0 cm
c) 17.5 cm
d) 13.5 cm
a) equal weightage to the horizontal and vertical creep
b) more weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep
c) less weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep
d) loss of head follows the sine curve.
a) R1/2 S 3/4
b) Q3/4 S 1/3
c) R3/4 S 1/3
d) R2/3 S 1/2
a) a hyper-critical velocity meets a stream moving with a critical velocity
b) a hyper-critical velocity meets a stream moving with a hyper-critical velocity
c) A hyper-critical velocity meets a stream moving with a sub-critical velocity
d) a sub-critical velocity meets a stream moving with a hyper-critical velocity.
a) its breadth must only be known
b) its depth must only be known
c) its breadth and depth ratio must only be known
d) all the above.
a) low with large gates
b) high with large gates
c) high with no gates
d) low with no gates.
a) transpired by the crop
b) evaporated by the crop
c) transpired and evaporated by the crop
d) used by the crop in transpiration, evaporation and also the quantity of water evaporated from adjacent soil.
a) maximum saturated point
b) permanent wilting point
c) ultimate utilisation point
d) none of these.
a) 8 cm
b) 10 cm
c) 12 cm
d) 14 cm
a) square root of the discharge
b) discharge
c) square of the discharge
d) cube of the discharge.
a) discharge is constant
b) channel flows uniformly in incoherent alluvium as that transported in suspension
c) silt grade and silt charge are constant
d) all the above.
a) 1000
b) 1200
c) 1400
d) 1600
a) straight path under the foundation of the dam
b) circular path under the foundation of the dam
c) the outline of the base of the foundation of the dam
d) none of these.
a) apex point of one curve and apex point of the reserve curve
b) apex point and the crossing
c) two banks of meandering river
d) none of these.
a) 2.00
b) 1.50
c) 1.00
d) zero
a) non-modular outlet
b) semi-modular outlet
c) flexible modular outlet
d) right modular outlet.
a) drains
b) inundation canals
c) valley canals
d) contour canals
a) 30 to 33 cumecs
b) 30 to 60 cumecs
c) Over 60 cumecs
d) Over 100 cumecs
a) Q = 1.71 BD1/2
b) Q = 1.71 BD
c) Q = 1.71 BD3/2
d) none of these.
a) R(θ + tan θ)
b) R(θ + cot θ)
c) R(θ + tan θ)
d) R2(θ + cot θ)
a) silt grade in the channel is variable
b) discharge in the channel is variable
c) silt charge in the channel is variable
d) channel flows in unlimited, incoherent alluvium of the same character as that transported material.
a) a straight glacis is provided
b) a circular glacis is provided
c) a parabolic glacis is provided
d) no glacis is provided.
a) D
b) D/2
c) D/3
d) D/4
a) large amount of seepage
b) water logging of the cultivated areas
c) uncertain water demand
d) all the above.
a) aggrading type if it builds up its bed to a certain slope
b) degrading type if it cuts its bed to a certain slope
c) meandering type if it flows in sinuous curve
d) all the above.
a) a depth of 40 cm are saturated
b) a depth of 50 cm are saturated
c) root zone of the crops are saturated
d) all the above.
a) top width of the notch is kept between 3/4 th of full water depth above the sill of the notch
b) top length of the piers should not be less than their thickness
c) splay up stream from the notch section is 45°
d) all the above.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) drain in running dry
b) canal is running dry
c) canal is running with F.S.L.
d) drain is running with H.F.L.
a) is independent of water levels in the distributary and water course
b) depends upon the water level in distributary
c) depends upon the water level in the water course
d) none of these.
a) efficiency
b) sensitivity
c) flexibility
d) modular limit.
a) to regulate water supply in the distributaries
b) to increase water head upstream when a main canal is running with low supplies
c) to overflow excessive flow water
d) none of these.
a) efficiency
b) sensitivity
c) flexibility
d) modular limit.
a) by subtracting the depth of the culvert from the canal bed level
b) by subtracting the thickness of culvert plus the depth of the culvert from the canal bed level
c) both (a) and (b)
d) none of these.
a) a trapezoidal notch fall
b) a low weir fall
c) a rectangular notch fall
d) all the above.
a) one men stone pitching
b) two man stone pitching
c) three man stone pitching
d) four man stone pitching
a) total precipitation minus the loss due to evaporation
b) total precipitation minus the loss due to infiltration
c) total precipitation during the crop period
d) available water stored in soil within root zone of the crop.
a) m
b) m3
c) m1/2
d) m1/3
a) equal weightage to horizontal and vertical creeps
b) double weightage to horizontal creep and one weightage to vertical creep
c) triple weightage to horizontal creep and one weightage to vertical creep
d) triple weightage to vertical creep and one weightage to horizontal creep
a) left side
b) right side
c) both sides
d) all the above.
a) total pressure on the surface is equal to ω x
b) depth of the point at which total pressure acts is equal to its moment of inertia divided by A x
c) depth of the centre of pressure is 2/3H vertically below the surface
d) all the above.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) Escapes are essential safety valves in a canal system
b) The capacity of escapes should not be less than the capacity of the canal at its location
c) The escapes must lead the surplus water to natural drainages
d) All the above.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) 1.25 D
b) 1.50 D
c) 1.75 D
d) 2.00 D
a) 10 cm
b) 20 cm
c) 30 cm
d) 40 cm
a) capillary tension in soil
b) porosity of soil
c) both (a) and (b)
d) neither (a) nor (b).
a) protection of banks erosion by the waves
b) control of seepage losses
c) strengthening of banks
d) all the above.
a) zero
b) less than one
c) more than one
d) one
a) 1.084
b) 1.074
c) 1.064
d) 1.054
a) sprinkler irrigation
b) free flooding
c) check method
d) none of these.
a) drainage passes over the canal and F.S.L. of the canal is below the bottom of the drainage trough
b) drainage passes over the canal and F.S.L. of the canal is above the bottom of the drainage trough
c) canal passes over the drainage and H.F.L. of the drainage is above the bottom of the canal trough
d) canal passes over the drainage and H.F.L. of the drainage is below the bottom of the canal trough.
a) The canal system and the drainage system are complementary
b) The canal system runs on ridges, gets divided into smaller channels and spreads its water on the land
c) The drainage system runs along the lowest line, collects drainage water from the slopes and joins the main stream
d) All the above.
a) Lacey's theory
b) Kennedy's theory
c) Gibb's theory
d) Lindlay theory.
a) on the surface of water
b) at the bottom of channel
c) at any point within the cross-section
d) none of these.
a) 0.5 m/sec
b) 1 m/sec
c) 1.5 m/sec
d) 2 m/sec
a) Head work-distributary-branch canal-minor
b) Head works-main canal-branch canal-dis-tributary-minor
c) Head works-main canal-branch canal-minor-distributary
d) Heads works-branch canal-main canal distributary, minor.
a) a horizontal benching provided on the inside slope
b) a horizontal benching provided on the outside slope
c) a vertical benching provided on the outer edge of the bank
d) a vertical benching provided on the inner edge of the bank.
a) Water table generally follows the ground surface above it with a few exceptions
b) Static level of water in an open well indicates the position of the water table
c) Saturated pores of a soil in the capillary zone above water table have negative pressure
d) All the above.
a) ridge canal
b) perennial canal
c) inundation canal
d) canal
a) of R.C.C. or steel plate 8 cm thick
b) of height l/3rd to l/4th the depth of water in the main canal
c) extending about one metre beyond a line drawn at an inclination of 2 : 1 to the axis of main canal
d) all the above.
a) silt is kept in suspension by vertical components of eddies
b) entire cross-section of the channel is generated at all points by the forces normal to the wetted perimeter
c) both (a) and (b)
d) neither (a) nor (b).
a) sediment load of streams
b) discharge and hydraulic properties of streams
c) relative erodibility of the bed and banks
d) all the above.
a)
b)
c)
d)
a) free flowing method
b) check method
c) furrow method
d) sprinkling method.
a) an aqueduct
b) a syphon aqueduct
c) a super passage
d) a syphon.
a) efficiency
b) sensitivity
c) flexibility
d) modular limit.
a) V = 10.8 R1/2 S1/2
b) V = 10.8 R2/3 S1/2
c) V = 10.8 R2/3 S1/3
d) V = 10.8 R1/3 S2/3
a) triangular section with circular bottom for small canals
b) trapezoidal section with rounded corners for large canals
c) rectangular section with rounded corners for large canals
d) both (a) and (b)
a) Sarda type falls
b) English type falls
c) Montague type falls
d) Vertical type falls.