it practical for irrigation farmer to modify soil structure? Why?

Q: The result of sieve analysis of three soils is given. It is required to classify these soils…

A: AASHTO soil classification system is also called as HRB or Highway Research Board soil…

Q: What is Groundwater? What is its importance, elaborate and explain.

A: In simple term groundwater is the water which gets infiltrate into the soil through the pores…

Q: What do you mean by Soil Percolation Rate?

A: Soil percolation rate:

Q: What are porosity and permeability, and how do they affect the rate of groundwater flow?

A: Porosity: It is  the void spaces present in the material and in a simple way we can say that the…

Q: Define some of the functions that soil serves?

A: The soils are the broken pieces of rocks lying on the surface of the earth, which are formed by…

Q: Why lack of soil management occur?

A:

Q: What are some special soils ?

A: Soil Soil is a mixture of organic matter, liquids minerals, and other organisms that together…

Q: Describe some basic terms related to soil consumption.

A: Soil consumption is a loss of soil due to changes, which are being made for favorable…

Q: In what ways can the properties of the soil be modified to improve its characteristics?

A: Solution: Soil modification is generally defined as that by changing the soil characteristics by…

Q: What is the difference between "Soil Erosion" and "Sedimentation"

A: Context: Soil erosion and sedimentation Soil erosion and sedimentation are important topics within…

Q: Does the relation between the volume of rain water and the volume of run-off affect the soil…

A: It has to be discussed whether the relation between the volume of rainwater and the volume of…

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: explain how soil stabilization affects highway construction.

A: The process of highway construction starts either with filling earthwork or excavation of soil.…

Q: What are the causes of lack of soil management?

A: Lack of Soil Management can leads to degradation of soil. Due to  these it can leads to certain…

Q: Explain Compaction equipment.

A: Compaction is the process of mechanically increasing the density of soil. It is the way of…

Q: what is sand soil suitable for and what is it unsuitable for? in terms of agriculture?

A: Sand soil is a type of soil that is composed mainly of sand particles. This type of soil has both…

Q: Expansive soils are worldwide problem discuss

A: One of the biggest issue related to soil that is faced by all civil engineers worldwide is of…

Q: two environmental problems associated with groundwater?

A: Two environmental problems associated with groundwater can be described as under-

Q: What is tundra? Describe its effects.

A: Tundra, a large area of treeless with rolling land found in cold areas, often north of the north…

Q: What is the role of soil mechanics in groundwater management?

A: Soil mechanics helps in understanding essential soil properties crucial for groundwater management.…

Q: How does the Soil Stabilization is maintained?

A: Soil stabilization:

Q: Justify that water application to fields depend upon the soil condition?

A: Answer:- Water application:- Water definition is defined as the water used direct or indirect…

Q: Give two contrasting examples of land use that requires underneath soil to be impermeable. Justify…

A: When soil does not allow water to pass through its pores then soil is said to be impermeable.It is…

Q: How does though some soil and groundwater contamination occurs?

A: Groundwater pollution signifies any degradation of natural ground water quality while groundwater…

Q: Discuss the impact of soil properties on the design and construction of earth dams?

A: The characteristics of the soil are important in the designing and building of earth dams, which are…

Reservoir and Streamflow Routing

In hydrology, a reservoir is usually a natural pond that is enlarged or made using a dam to keep the water clean. Reservoirs or dams can be constructed in several ways, including controlling the existing watercourse, disrupting the watercourse to form embayment within it, by digging or building any number of retaining walls.

Water Resource Systems Analysis

Water resources are natural water sources that may be as useful as water sources. 97% of the world's water is saltwater and only 3% is pure water; just over two-thirds of this ice sheet is located in glaciers. The remaining pure frozen water is found primarily as groundwater, with only a small fraction present above the ground or in the air. Natural sources of freshwater include surface water, under river flow, groundwater, and ice water. Artificial water sources can include treated wastewater (recycled water) and saline seawater.