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Irrigation Engineering Practice Test: Canal Falls
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Canal Falls topics include: Canal falls type and location, syphon well drop design, canal falls design for vertical drop fall, baffer or inglis fall.   A canal fall, also known as a weir or barrage, is a structure built within a water channel to control water levels and prevent erosion. Canal falls are used when the ground surface is not uniform throughout the canal's alignment. They are built to maintain a certain drop in the canal level and to carry water from higher to lower levels.  Canal falls can be built for different purposes, such as: Divert water for agricultural needs Generate... Show more
Irrigation Engineering Practice Test: Canal Falls
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1. By providing a natural drop in one drop _______________________
2. Which type of fall is not adopted in India?
3. By what value the thickness of notch pier should not be less than the water depth?
4. Canal drop or canal fall is needed construction in the canal bed.
5. A canal fall is provided when the available natural slope is flatter than the designed bed slope of the channel.
6. What is formula used to determine the crest level while designing a sarda type fall?
7. In which fall the depth discharge relationship is unaffected?
8. In case of design of sarda type fall the length of crest is kept equal to ____________
9. What type of crest width is provided in designing a straight glacis fall?
10. On what factor in case of branch canals, the construction site for a fall depends?
11. What number of major defects does the ogee fall have?
12. What type of design does the figure represent?
The type of design the figure represents is Single vertical drop fall
13. Which type of fall is suitable for 60 cumecs discharge and 1.5 m drop?
14. In case of branch canals and distributary channels, the falls are located with consideration to _________________
15. For a canal that irrigates the area directly the fall should be provided at a location FSL outstrips the G.L before the bed of the canal comes into the filling.
16. Canal drops are provided to _______________
17. What is the shape of upstream wings in design of baffle fall?
18. Consider the following statements.
I. Possibility of combining some other structure with a fall eg. regulator, road bridge etc.
II. Cutting and filling are required below and above the fall should not be necessarily equal.
III. The command should not be reduced due to the lowering of F.S.L and the fall may be located below the outlets.
Which of the following statement is correct for site selection of a fall?
19. In case of designing a sarda type fall the shape of the crest has one boundary level.
20. What type of fall does diagram represent?
The diagram gives Simple Vertical Drop Fall enters the deep pool of downstream
21. What type of fall does the diagram depict?
The diagram gives Ogee Fall led down the convex & concave curves
22. On what term does the construction of a fall in the case of the main canal depend?
23. What is the reason for the construction of baffle wall in baffle fall?
24. In what intervals the top width of the notch lies?
25. The length of the weir will not exceed the bed width of the canal upstream, in case of trapezoidal notch fall.