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Irrigation Engineering Practice Test: Rivers Behaviour, Control and Training — Flashcards

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Rivers Behaviour, Control and Training topics include: Rivers classification and behavior, indian rivers and their classification, rivers control and training.

River training works are a set of measures that can be used to guide and control a river's flow. These measures can also be used to regulate the river bed or increase the lower water depth. 

River training works are classified into four categories:
Training for Sediment
Low Water Training
Training for Depth
Training for Discharge Groynes can be used with other training works depending upon the purpose they are used for 

Some examples of river training works include:
Embankments
Guide Banks or Bell's Bunds
Spurs or Groynes
Impermeable Groynes
Permeable Groynes
Bed Pitching and Bank Revetment
Dredging of River 

Some other uses of river training works include:
Slope protection through masonry steps or slopping wall stretches
Stabilization of slopes through revetments (laying pebbles/growing grass on sloping banks)
River bank stabilization through reinforced soil structures using double twisted polymer coated wire mesh
Providing sufficient water depth
Effective disposal of floods and sediment loads 

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Depending on the topography of the river basin, into how many classifications the river reaches are divided?
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