A. Bazin
B. Crimp and Bruges
C. William-Hazen
D. Kutter
Related Mcqs:
- If is the rugosity coefficient, is the bed slope of sewer, the velocity of flow in m/sec may be obtained by the formula V = (1/n) r2/3 s1/2 evolved by_________________?
A. Chezy
B. Manning
C. Bazin
D. Kutter - In Chezy’s formula V = C rs for calculating the velocity of flow in circular sewer of diameter running full, the value of hydraulic mean radius is_______________?
A. D
B. D /2
C. D/3
D. D/4 - The value of the coefficient of compressibility for water at ordinary pressure and temperature in kg/cm is equal to _________________?
A. 1000
B. 2100
C. 2700
D. 10,000
E. 21,000. - The Chezy’s constant C in the formula V = C_________________?
A. Size of the sewer
B. Shape of the sewer
C. Roughness of sewer surface
D. All the above - The drainage area of a town is 12 hectares. Its 40% area is hard pavement ( K = 0.85), the 40% area is unpaved streets (K = 0.20) and the remaining is wooded areas (K = 0.15). Assuming the time of concentration for the areas as 30 minutes and using the formula Ps = 900/(t + 60) the maximum run off is__________________?
A. 0.10 cumec
B. 0.12 cumec
C. 0.15 cumec
D. 0.20 cumec - The rational formula for peak drainage discharge, was evolved by_________________?
A. Fruhling
B. Lloyd David
C. Kuichling
D. All of these - The formula V = (1/n) r2/3____________________?
A. Chezy’s formula
B. Bazin’s formula
C. Kutter’s formula
D. Manning’s formula - For estimating the peak run off the rational formula Q = 0.0278 KpA was evolved by______________?
A. Kinchling
B. Lloyd Davis
C. Frubling
D. All the above - Hazen’s formula VS = 418 (GS – Gw)d [(3T + 70)/100] is used for the settlement velocity of the particles of diameter______________________?
A. Less than 0.01 mm
B. Less than 0.05 mm
C. Less than 0.1 mm
D. Greater than 0.1 mm - Capitalized cost of any structure or property is computed by which formula ?
A. First cost + interest of first cost
B. Annual cost – interest of first cost
C. First cost + cost of perpetual maintenance
D. First cost + salvage value
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