Exam Details

Subject Water Resources Planning
Paper
Exam / Course B.Tech. Civil (Construction Management) / (Water Resources Engineering)/ (Aero Space Engineering) BTCM-BTWRE
Department School of Engineering & Technology (SOET)
Organization indira gandhi national open university
Position
Exam Date June, 2016
City, State new delhi,


Question Paper

Describe the features of the following:

The Continental Shelf of Indian seas and Indian islands

A Lake and a Swamp

What do you understand by land-use pattern Describe its importance and application.

Explain about hydrological cycle and its processes with a neat sketch.

A Mexican wheat crop is grown in soil made up of fine sandy loam (14 cm top layer), light sandy clay (26 cm middle layer) and sandy clay loam (60 cm bottom layer) and moisture holding capacity as 0·13 cm/cm, 0.14 cm/cm and 0.15 cm/cm, respectively. If the effective root zone is 91 cm thick, find out the net irrigation water application and rotation period for irrigation. Take peak moisture use rate at 5·08 mm/day. Assume that 80% of peak moisture consumption is met from root zone. Take field water application efficiency as 85%.

List different methods of population forecasting. Explain it in detail.

Derive the relation between duty and delta. If 1·5 m^3/sec flow is allowed to the field for a base period of 14 weeks to mature a wheat crop with total irrigation requirement of 40 cm, determine the duty of water.


List the methods of surface irrigation and subsurface irrigation. Explain in detail surface irrigation methods with neat sketches.

Explain briefly:

Most common method used for disinfecting public water supply

Reverse Osmosis


Differentiate between simulation and optimization modes.

The estimated cost of installing a hydro power plant is 50 crore rupees. Assume that 10 crore rupees have been spent on the hydro power installation. A steam plant costing an estimated 30 crore rupees is subsequently found to be capable of supplying the same energy. Which facility should be selected assuming all other future costs and all benefits from the plant to be the same? Explain your answer. What is sunk cost?

Describe the role of environmental impact indices.


6. Up to 1000 ha of land is available for growth of alfalfa and sugar beet near the boundary of States A and B. Irrigation water is pumped up from the river at a cost of RS 5,000 per cubic metre. During the irrigation season, the available. river water discharge is 20 million cubic metres with a salinity of 1500 mg per litre. By a treaty between the states, the river must have an available discharge of water at the border, of at least 10 million cubic metres and a salinity of not more than 2500 mg per litre. Develop an optimal management plan for 1000 ha of land. Additional data is as given below:

Parameter Alfalfa Sugar beet

Evapotranspiration 1·0 0.7

Maximum yield 10 40

Salinity level at maximum yield 1300 4500

Salinity level at which yield is zero 10391 15611

Factor for yield (tonnes/ha) 0·00011 0.00009

Fixed cost 200 500

Product price (RS/tonne) 100 30

Delivery efficiency 0·70 0.70

Leaching factor same for both the crops

7. Write short notes on any four of the following:

Irrigation Efficiency

Crop Water Requirement

Delta and Duty

Chemical Characteristics of Water

Evaporation and Transpiration

Coagulation and Sand Filters


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Subjects

  • Agricultural Legislation and Management
  • Building Architecture
  • Building Services
  • Chemistry
  • Computer Applications
  • Computer Programming and Numerical Analysis
  • Concrete Technology & Construction Techniques
  • Construction Management-I
  • Construction Management-II
  • Construction Works Supervision
  • Design Detailing
  • Earth & Its Environment
  • Elementary Hydrology
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  • Engineering Mechanics
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  • Flow in Open Channel
  • Foundation Engineering
  • Ground Water Development
  • Hydraulic Structures
  • Hydraulic Structures-I
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  • Hydrology
  • Inventory and Stores Management
  • Irrigation Engineering
  • Materials Science
  • Mathematics  III
  • Mathematics- I
  • Mathematics- II
  • Mechanical Equipmentsin Construction
  • Mechanics of Fluids
  • Open Channel Flow
  • Operation and Maintenance of Construction Equipment
  • Physics
  • Planning Construction of Buildings
  • Pollutants and Water Supply
  • Principles of Electrical Science
  • Principles of Engineering Management and Economics
  • Quantity Surveying & Valuation
  • Repair and Maintenance of Buildings
  • Soil Conservation and Agronomy
  • Soil Mechanics
  • Soil Science
  • Strength of Materials
  • Structural Analysis
  • Structural Design- |
  • Structural Design- II
  • System Methods
  • Technical Writing
  • Testing for Quality Control
  • Transportation &Traffic Engineering
  • Waste Water Treatment
  • Water Resources Planning