Describe the groundwater zones. Subject is Water Resource Engineering

Q: Outline examples of how construction projects can be responsible for altering the elevation of the…

A: The construction projects have a severe impact on groundwater situation. The effect of the…

Q: How evaporation of surface water in one location can result in groundwater being replenished in a…

A: Groundwater:- Water that is found underground in voids and cracks in rock, sand, and soil is known…

Q: How to conduct an analysis of a water discharge

A: Solution: Analysis of water discharge is done in order to ensure the discharge standards are being…

Q: The City Council proposed to utilize government-owned land with an area of 12,150 square meters.…

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Q: principles of a convention and the principles of the water act

A: Introduction: The Clean Water Act is the principal federal statute in the United States addressing…

Q: Assume that a river that passes under a bridge is able to convey 500 m³s¹ of stormwater at a…

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Q: Describe the soil categories.

A: Soil classification comprises of soil division on the basis of its textural, genetic, mineralogical,…

Q: Discuss highway drainage with neat sketches

A: The drainage is process of the removing the water from the place to another.  Similarly the highway…

Q: How does urban development affect groundwater replenishmen

A: Groundwater is a major source of water supply and the majority of the urban area depends upon it.…

Q: Explain water stage and its measurement.also describe selection of site for stage?

A: The construction of a structure must follow the design criteria and the limitations of the…

Q: 4. Look at the regional groundwater flow system shown below. This system is isotropic, homogeneous,…

A: Find: (a) Label all head contours to the nearest of 5 m (b) Find, elevation head, pressure head and…

Q: Define the considerations in selecting marine plants and land plants forinstallation of band drains?

A: For installation of band drains by marine plants, it must have sufficient water depth to accommodate…

Q: Explain - Explain why groundwater is more difficult to clean than surface water.

A: Groundwater and surface water are two primary sources of fresh water on our planet. However, they…

Q: Enumerate the five catagories of water resources planing and explain each

A: - Water resource planning is a specialist discipline that focuses on the planning and management of…

Q: Discuss the steps on how to delineate a watershed.

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Q: Define COMPRESSIBILITY AND SETTLEMENT

A: Compressibility- It is defined as the change in volume of soil due to the application of mechanical…

Q: What is hydrological risk

A: Hydrological risk :  1. Hydrological risk, in particular the risk of having either too much or too…

Q: How the process of pumping large volumes of water from a well does can alter the position of a…

A: -  The process of pumping large volume of water from the ground at a fast rate in comparison to rate…

Q: Write short notes on the following  Unit Hydrograph  S-Curve  Runoff

A: Unit Hydrograph (U.H) It is a graph that represents the rate of flow (m3/s) and time ( h or day or…

Q: . Should dam be removed & What are the most important factors in planning to re

A: Over time some dams become less economically viable. As sediment accumulates behind a dam, the…

Q: What is Groundwater Exploration? Explain and describe.

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Q: Discuss in detail Kennedy and Lacey Theory? Write down all the design steps.

A: The velocity of flow within the canal should be critical. The design of canals which are referred to…

Q: What are floodplain deposits ?

A: In the course of a river flow, it overflows its banks which leads to the flooding of the neighboring…

Q: If we assume thw lake and the river are local and regional discharge areas,respectively of the…

A: On hydrological processes at regional sizes, intense water management development in previous…

Q: (a) Compare between physical hydrology and Engineering Hydrology. (b) Define the following terms…

A: Given data: 1.compare between physical and engineering hydrology 2. define the following terms

Q: Why was Vanderkloof dam constructed? Give general details of Vanderkloof dam.

A: The dam is mainly used to store water and distribute the water to various places, to generate…

Q: Details measures to employ to ensure that a swimming pool can be constructed at a site of…

A: Answer:- Expansive soil:- Expansive soil are those soil which shows more swelling and more…

Q: Discuss groundwater effects

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

Q: term soil profile

A: The section of soil considered vertically from the ground surface where the soil meets underlying…

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.