Table 1. Rank 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Date 1960 1986 1951 1974 1979 1944 1952 Discharge 8,198 7,589 7,507 7,362 7,277 7,249 7,187 RI 44 22 14.66 11 8.8 7.33 6.29

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A: All the three steps which are mentioned are used in geotech report Among them Sesimic info is…

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Q: Which of the following occurrences are a specified (named) peril commercial building and personal…

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Q: Explain Stability Analysis for Gravity Dams.

A: Stability analysis for gravity dams is generally examined into a two-dimensional rigid-body outline…

Q: What are the Gravity dams are suitable for?

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Q: Name the Categories of concrete or masonry dams?

A: Following are the concrete or masonry dams: Gravity dams Arch dams Buttress dams Masonry dams

Q: Explain about the Deep Drainage method.

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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: What is the classification of Earth Fill Dams?

A: Earthfill dams are one of the most popular dam type constructed to any height.

Q: What is hydrological risk

A: Hydrological risk :  1. Hydrological risk, in particular the risk of having either too much or too…

Q: In preparation of data what is the used as standard for comparison- Optimal rainfall- nominal…

A: For the rainfall data, in order predict the rainfall for a given year the standard rainfall value of…

Q: Describe the components and locations for concrete and earth fill dams.

A: Dams and reservoirs are generally constructed to store the water and usage of water whenever…

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: A shallow trench for a 1000-foot water line installment will take 10 days. It will take 4 days to…

A: Given data- shallow trench for a 1000-foot water lineinstallment time= 10 days4 days to install the…

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A: Given: Length, L = 2.5 km = 2500 m Empty reservoir depth, h = 100 m water surface below the surface…

Q: Calculate Ve, Cp and Vp for the following notes. The base in fill is 20 ft and the base in cut is 30…

A: Data given Base width, cut = 30 ft Base width, fill = 20 ft Find: Ve, Cp, Vp

Traverse Survey

Traverse surveying is a popular method of surveying. Traversing is that type of survey where several connected survey lines form a framework and the directions and lengths of the survey lines are measured with the help of a tool to measure angles and tape or chain respectively. Traverse networks involve placing survey stations in a queue or trail and using pre-tested points as a basis for looking at the next point. This type of surveying is different from Tacheometric surveying, where only angles are measured and the process of chaining is reduced.