Irrigation Engineering As compared to crest of the normal portion of the weir, the crest of the under sluice portion of weir is kept at same level any of the above depending on the design lower level higher level same level any of the above depending on the design lower level higher level ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Irrigation Engineering According to Bligh's creep theory, percolating water flows along Circular path under the foundation of the dam The outline of the base of the foundation of the dam None of these Straight path under the foundation of the dam Circular path under the foundation of the dam The outline of the base of the foundation of the dam None of these Straight path under the foundation of the dam ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Irrigation Engineering The most suitable section of a lined canal, is Triangular section with circular bottom for small canals Trapezoidal section with rounded corners for large canals Both (a) and (b) None of these Triangular section with circular bottom for small canals Trapezoidal section with rounded corners for large canals Both (a) and (b) None of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Irrigation Engineering A river is said to be of Meandering type if it flows in sinuous curve Degrading type if it cuts its bed to a certain slope Aggrading type if it builds up its bed to a certain slope All of these Meandering type if it flows in sinuous curve Degrading type if it cuts its bed to a certain slope Aggrading type if it builds up its bed to a certain slope All of these ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Irrigation Engineering When a canal flowing under pressure is carried below a natural drainage such that its F.S.L. does not touch the underside of the supporting structure, the structure so provided, is called Syphon Super passage Syphon-aqueduct Aqueduct Syphon Super passage Syphon-aqueduct Aqueduct ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Irrigation Engineering Bligh's theory of seepage assumes Loss of head follows the sine curve More weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep Equal weightage to the horizontal and vertical creep Less weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep Loss of head follows the sine curve More weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep Equal weightage to the horizontal and vertical creep Less weightage to horizontal creep than vertical creep ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
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