Irrigation and Drainage Engineering Assignment: How much water is added to the basin shown below, which is built on a sandy mixed soil. Note that the total drainage is s/L 160, the time required to distribute water to the irrigated area is min 25, the water requirement of the crop is mm 110, the water losses are mm 9, and how much time is required for the infiltration overflow.

Irrigation and Drainage Engineering Assignment: How much water is added to the basin shown below, which is built on a sandy mixed soil. Note that the total drainage is s/L 160, the time required to distribute water to the irrigated area is min 25, the water requirement of the crop is mm 110, the water losses are mm 9, and how much time is required for the infiltration overflow.

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