QPut a Circle around the CORRECT Answer. 1-An agricultural farm is cultivated by mixed crops. The available data are: Depth of R.Z. is dR = 0.9 (m). * * Capillary Rise of soil in the farm, he = 0.3 (m). The minimum depth of the unsaturated zone above W.T is: (a) DR = 0.6 (m) (b) DR = 1 (m) (c) DR 1.2 (m) = 2- The available data are: * Depth of Tile Drains below G.S., DTile = 1.8 (m). * DR = 1 (m) Maximum height of W.T. at mid-distance above Tile Drains level is: (a) Ho = 2.8 (m) (b) H. = 0.6 (m) (c) Ho= 0.8 (m) 3: Given *Bed width of open drain B *Depth of water in open drain y *y = B *Side slope of open drain Z=1 Width of open drain at W.L. is: (a) W = 5y (b) W = 4y (c) W = 3y

QPut a Circle around the CORRECT Answer. 1-An agricultural farm is cultivated by mixed crops. The available data are: Depth of R.Z. is dR = 0.9 (m). * * Capillary Rise of soil in the farm, he = 0.3 (m). The minimum depth of the unsaturated zone above W.T is: (a) DR = 0.6 (m) (b) DR = 1 (m) (c) DR 1.2 (m) = 2- The available data are: * Depth of Tile Drains below G.S., DTile = 1.8 (m). * DR = 1 (m) Maximum height of W.T. at mid-distance above Tile Drains level is: (a) Ho = 2.8 (m) (b) H. = 0.6 (m) (c) Ho= 0.8 (m) 3: Given Bed width of open drain B Depth of water in open drain y y = B Side slope of open drain Z=1 Width of open drain at W.L. is: (a) W = 5y (b) W = 4y (c) W = 3y

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Chapter2: Soil Deposits-origin, Grain-size, And Shape

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Problem 2.4P: For a soil, given: D10 = 0.08 mm D30 = 0.22 mm D60 = 0.41 mm Calculate the uniformity coefficient...

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