| 3160610 – Water Resources Engineering and Hydrology Study Materials, GTU Degree Civil Engineering Sem 6 |
| ➤ What is evaporation? Mention the factors affecting evaporation. (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Explain mass curve? Explain how mass curve is prepared ? (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Explain Darcy’s law and what are its limitation? (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Distinguish between permeability and transmissibility of soil. (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Explain measure to reduce evaporation losses from reservoir. (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Discuss in details factors affecting selection of dam type? (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Explain roof top water harvesting method. (Winter 2022) |
| ➤ Give the functional requirements of a multi – purpose projects. (Winter 2022) |
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