A. Piping
B. Under mining
C. Permeability
D. Up thrust pressure
Related Mcqs:
- A well penetrated in ground water confined between impervious layer at its top and bottom is called __________________?
A. Non-artesian
B. Artesian well
C. Perched
D. Un-confined - A structure constructed in channel width having narrow throat and raised floor in bottom, used for measuring discharge is called _____________________?
A. Cippoletti weir
B. Venturimeter
C. Venturiflume
D. regulator - When FSL of the canal is sufficiently below the bottom of the drain, so that water flows freely under gravity, such structures is called_____________________?
A. Syphon
B. Syphon – Aqueduct
C. Super-passage
D. Canal-syphon - The invented filter is provided just after the end of concrete floor to reduce () possibility of _________________?
A. Piping
B. Under mining
C. Up thrust
D. a and b are correct - An aquifer in which water contained under high pressure as the’ aquifer is sand witched between two impervious layer is called___________________?
A. Un-confined aquifer
B. Confined aquifer
C. No-Artesian aquifer
D. All are correct - The sheet or small layer of water flowing over an ogee spillway is called _________________?
A. Thin layer
B. Nappe
C. Water sheet
D. Water spillway - in most economical Trapezoidal section, half of the Top width is equal to _________________?
A. Bottom width of channel
B. Depth of channel
C. Sloping side of channel
D. None of these - The height from the top of the embankment to the normal water level in canal .Dam – Reservoir etc, which allows for small waves to splash without over flow is called___________________?
A. Free board
B. Free space
C. Free faced
D. Free end – - Water available above the top of root zone of plants is about 15% of soil moisture contents, is mostly not available to plants celled_________________?
A. Capillary water
B. Irrigation water
C. Effective water
D. Hygroscopic water - The mercury in a glass tube assumes convex shape at the top because of_________________________?
A. Cohesion
B. Adhesion
C. Surface Tension
D. Viscosity