Define the term Drainage.

Q: What is excluded from retention?

A: Retention is a percentage normally up to 5% of the total amount which is approved due to the…

Q: How can lakes exist at elevations above the groundwater table?

A: Lake is an area filled with water, in a basin, around land apart from any outlet such as rivers and…

Q: What is the concept of the Interceptor Drains?

A: Concept of Interceptor drains:

Q: Describe about the techniques and materials for installations using geosynthetics relating to…

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Q: Write down the examples of how construction projects can be responsible for altering the elevation…

A: The over-development of groundwater resources is due to the lack of properly defined property…

Q: Describe from what does the Zoned earth fill dams consists of?

A: They are dams having central portions termed as hearting or core constructed from relatively…

Q: Describe the soil categories.

A: Soil classification comprises of soil division on the basis of its textural, genetic, mineralogical,…

Q: Explain about the Deep Drainage method.

A: A hydro logical cycle is groundwater regeneration or system of deep runoff, or deep percolation,…

Q: How the Advection does identifies the movement of contaminants suspended or carried within the…

A: Advective flux with groundwater is perhaps the most frequent type of contaminant movement in the…

Q: Describe soil classifications and characteristics?

A: Soil classification is a systematic means of classifying soils according to their physical and…

Q: What is the recommendations we must take it when we select the location of intakes?

A: Intake structures are the structure which are used to collect from surface source like river, lake,…

Q: draw the layout of the custom pumping system, labeling all components

A: It is a bulk of pipe which used to flow the liquid from one place to other

Q: Define Surface Compaction Equipment.

A: The compaction is defined as “the process of expulsion of air in the soil mass by means of…

Q: The mulch border will be 3 ft. wide and 5 inches deep. How many cubic feet of mulch will you need

A: given:The width of the mulch = 3 ft.and the depth of the mulch=5 inchesto find cubic feet of mulch…

Q: Define Beach Deposits.

A: Beach Deposits:

Q: Consideration of drainage is of practical importance. Why?

A: - Drainage is an arrangement in the form of closed pipes or open small channels used to drain off…

Q: What are the Effects of Land Drainage?

A: - Land drainage is a system of perforated drainage pipes which are used for healing of waterlogged…

Q: Explain the Conditions Requiring for Drainage.

A: Drainage is defined as a method of removing the excess of water from the surface and below the…

Q: Define Concrete and Masonry Dams.

A: Masonry dam is any dam built mainly of blocks of concrete, brick or stone joined to mortar.

Q: How the process of pumping large volumes of water from a well does can alter the position of a…

A: -  The process of pumping large volume of water from the ground at a fast rate in comparison to rate…

Q: Tile drains are a common means to lower the water table in a field or to get rid of access drainage.…

A: Sandy Soil is coarser than that of clayey soil. Clayey comes in the category of fine soil.

Q: Relating to interceptor drains for highway and airfield pavements: (a) Outline the traditional…

A: The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) is given below as, A report being prepared and…

Drainage of Pavements

Pavement Drainage holds ample significance, as it prevents the accumulation of water or any liquid on the surface of pavements and ensures proper drainage system. With proper design and gradual slopes provided, the water gets easily removed from the surface into the drains, which are essential during heavy rains and unusual weather conditions keeping it less prone to accidents and increasing the durability of the pavement structure.