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  • A. Blight
  • B. Lane
  • C. Khosla
  • D. Darcy

Explanation: Khosla developed the theory of seepage flow and used flow nets to analyse hydraulic structures, including uplift pressure and exit…

Correct answer: Khosla
  • A. Stone blocks
  • B. Stone apron
  • C. Stone boom
  • D. Vertical cutoff

Explanation: A vertical cutoff at the downstream exit lengthens the seepage path and reduces the exit gradient, helping prevent piping and scour.

Correct answer: Vertical cutoff
  • A. 3:1 to 5:1
  • B. 2.5:1 to 3:1
  • C. 2:1 to 2.5:1
  • D. 5:1 to 6

Explanation: A downstream glacis slope of about 3:1 to 5:1 promotes a strong hydraulic jump and effective energy dissipation in the stilling basin.

Correct answer: 3:1 to 5:1
  • A. Lowering down of bed
  • B. Retrogression
  • C. Ponding on down stream
  • D. All are correct

Explanation: Retrogression is the progressive lowering and erosion of the riverbed downstream of a weir or barrage.

Correct answer: Retrogression
  • A. 3.50
  • B. 3.75
  • C. 4.75
  • D. 5.75

Explanation: For Lacey's regime theory, the wetted perimeter is commonly written as P = 4.75√Q when the silt factor is taken as unity.

Correct answer: 4.75
  • A. Cistern
  • B. Water pool
  • C. Down stream pond
  • D. Water cushion

Explanation: A cistern is a depressed stilling basin or water pool provided downstream of a hydraulic structure, where the water cushion dissipates the…

Correct answer: Cistern
  • A. Modular
  • B. Non-modular
  • C. Semi-modular
  • D. Rigid module

Explanation: A non-modular outlet has discharge governed by the difference in head between the distributary and the watercourse.

Correct answer: Non-modular
  • A. Rigid module
  • B. Non-flexible
  • C. Flexible module
  • D. Non-modular

Explanation: A flexible module, also corresponding to a semi-modular outlet in this classification, has discharge controlled mainly by the water level…

Correct answer: Flexible module
  • A. Sensitivity
  • B. Proportionally
  • C. Setting
  • D. Flexibility

Explanation: Sensitivity is the rate of change of outlet discharge per unit change in the distributary water level, expressed as dQ/dH.

Correct answer: Sensitivity
  • A. Syphon
  • B. Super-passage
  • C. Syphon - Aqueduct
  • D. Canal-syphon

Explanation: In a super-passage, the drain passes over the canal while the canal flows freely under gravity below the drain bed.

Correct answer: Super-passage
  • A. Super passage
  • B. Canal crossing
  • C. Level crossing
  • D. Drainage crossing

Explanation: When a canal and a drainage channel meet at nearly the same bed level, the cross-drainage structure is a level crossing.

Correct answer: Level crossing
  • A. Inlet
  • B. Exit
  • C. Module
  • D. Out let

Explanation: An outlet is an opening in the canal bank that carries excess canal water through a lead channel into a nearby drain.

Correct answer: Out let
  • A. 1000 mg/litre
  • B. 1200 mg/litre
  • C. 1300 mg/litre
  • D. 1500 mg/litre

Explanation: A commonly used permissible upper limit for total dissolved solids in drinking water is 1500 mg/L, although lower values are preferred for…

Correct answer: 1500 mg/litre
  • A. g2d
  • B. gd
  • C. 2gd
  • D. gd2

Explanation: Using the Darcy-Weisbach convention in the question, head loss is given by hf = 4fLv²/(2gd).

Correct answer: 2gd
  • A. 4.5 ml sec to 5 m/ sec
  • B. 3m / sec to 4m/ sec
  • C. 4m / sec to 4.5 ml sec
  • D. 1 m / sec to 3m/ sec

Explanation: A sewer is commonly designed for a flow velocity of about 1 to 3 m/s, balancing self-cleansing action against excessive scouring and…

Correct answer: 1 m / sec to 3m/ sec
  • A. Excavation
  • B. Cavitations
  • C. borrow pitting
  • D. Earth filling

Explanation: Excavation means removing earth to form a trench, foundation or other required cut for engineering work.

Correct answer: Excavation
  • A. Disinfected
  • B. Infected
  • C. Cleaned
  • D. Iodized

Explanation: Chlorine, ultraviolet radiation and bromine are used to disinfect swimming-pool water by destroying or inactivating disease-causing…

Correct answer: Disinfected
  • A. Salinity
  • B. Poisoning
  • C. Alkalinity
  • D. Turbidity

Explanation: Calcium and magnesium salts commonly cause hardness and may contribute to salinity or alkalinity, but they are not ordinarily classified…

Correct answer: Poisoning
  • A. entrance
  • B. Out let
  • C. Inlet
  • D. Mixing

Explanation: An inlet is an opening cut in the canal bank to admit upland drainage water, with stone pitching protecting the bank from erosion.

Correct answer: Inlet
  • A. Super passage
  • B. Syphon - Aqueduct
  • C. Aqueduct
  • D. Canal-syphon

Explanation: When the canal passes below the drainage and flows under pressure or siphonic action, the cross-drainage work is called a canal-siphon.

Correct answer: Canal-syphon