WATER RESOURCES & DEVELOPMENT MANAGMENT: Recent submissions

  • REAL. TIME FLOOD FORECASTING AT CILIWUNG RIVER INDONESIA USING ANN AND STATISTICAL APPROACH 
    Yulianto, Udian (2006)
    A catchment is a dynamic system whose response changes with time. Given the complexities of real-life catchment, a mathematical model is but a simplified representation of this complex system. Further, the input (precipitation) ...
  • HYDROLOGIC AND HYDRAULIC DESIGN OF CULVERTS AND BRIDGES 
    Long, Vu Thai (2006)
    Bridges and culverts are important structures on highways. Hydrological and Hydraulic design of such structures is an important activity for the civil engineers. The aim of present study is to study in detail the hydrologic ...
  • LONG TERM HYDROLOGIC SIMULATION USING SCS-CN METHOD 
    Siddiqui, Shafiq Ahmad (2006)
    Estimation of monthly runoff is required for planning and management of the water resources projects. The rainfall in monsoon season mainly contributes to annual runoff. The runoff during non-monsoon season however also ...
  • DELINEATION OF AQUIFERS BY ELECTRICAL RESISTIVITY METHOD 
    Kumar, Sanjeev (2006)
    In our life, water play a vital role, especially fresh water is of utmost importance. The main sources of fresh water are lakes, rivers, streams and channels but this water may be contaminated not suites for intended use ...
  • DESIGN OF PRESTRESSED CABLE ANCHORS FOR STABILIZATION OF HIMALAYAN SLOPES 
    Gupta, Sanjeev (2006)
    The assessment of stability of slopes particularly in the geologically poor environment for the safety of important and major projects needs careful attention. The adopted measures should be capable to resist the destabilizing ...
  • GENERATION EXPANSION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN DEREGULATED MARKET 
    Maharjan, Raju (2006)
    Generation system is one of the major components of the electric power industry. In deregulated power systems, generation system provides the required environment for competition among power market participants. The entry ...
  • COLD PRESERVATION OF PERISHABLE FOOD PRODUCTS 
    Albayati, Omer Adil Zainal (2006)
    Food products of perishable nature are needed to be preserved from spoiling using the precooling technique. Precooling is the process of cooling fruits and vegetables as soon as possible after the harvest and prior to ...
  • URBAN FLOOD DRAINAGE PLANNING, 
    Kartika, Endra (2006)
    Hydrology of urban areas is dominated by preponderance of impervious surfaces and presence of manmade drainage channels. Engineering objective when dealing with urban hydrology is to provide for control of peak flows and ...
  • SPARE PARTS MANAGEMENT A CASE STUDY 
    Widianto, Eko (2006)
    No area of Material Management is beset with as many problems as those of management of spare parts. This is because spare parts management is related to failures, which themselves are random and stochastic in nature. The ...
  • HYDRO POWER PLANNING. IN THE BASIN. OF RIVER PRA IN GHANA 
    Allan, Daniel Assan (2006)
    Electricity supply in Ghana has for most parts been sourced from the Volta hydroelectric power station in the south eastern town of Akosombo since late 1960s. It is being supplemented by thermal generation when the levels ...
  • OBJECTIVE ESTIMATION OF DROUGHT SEVERITY AND. ASSOCIATED PARAMETERS 
    Dash, Bibhuti Bhusan (2006)
    Drought is a temporary random and complex phenomenon mainly originating due to lack of precipitation leading to water deficit and causing economic loss. The success to drought alleviation depends on how well droughts are ...
  • PLANNING AND LAYOUT OF A RUN-OF RIVER HYDROPOWER SCHEME WITH PONDAGE - A CASE STUDY 
    Maurya, Atul Kumar (2006)
    The estimated hydro power potential in India is about 84000 MW at 60 % load factor, out of which only 32326 MW has so far been harnessed. Its share in total energy generation is about 25.9 % whereas for efficient power ...
  • FEM STUDY TO EVALUATE PERFORMANCE OF DJATILUHUR INCLINED CORE ROCKFILL DAM IN INDONESIA 
    Mardiyono, Anton (2006)
    Many earth and rockfill dams have been observed to have undergone large settlements and horizontal movements. The dam has experienced wide variety of movements, both in the upstream and the downstream direction. Correct ...
  • EIA AS APPLIED TO WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS 
    Sinha, Amita Kumar (2006)
    The urge for economic progress is common to any developing nation. Massive developmental activities are being undertaken in countries like India in the field of water resources to meet and satisfy the demands for higher ...
  • STUDY ON PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF RIGHT MAIN DISTRIBUTARY IN UPPER GANGA CANAL SYSTEM 
    Prasad, Rakesh (2004)
    The Upper Ganga Canal (UGC) was commissioned in the year 1854, by diverting water from the River Ganga at Haridwar into the UGC system. Successive improvements have been made over the years and the design discharge of 189 ...
  • A CRITICAL STUDY ON DIMENSIONING OF HYDRO POWER STATIONS WITH PELTON TURBINE 
    Dev, Sandip Kumar (2005)
    The hydro turbines convert the potential energy into mechanical energy for its further conversion into electrical energy by use of electrical generators. In a hydro power station, the hydraulic turbine is the centre, or ...
  • SOLAR DRYING OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCE 
    Effendy, Irffan (2005)
    Drying or dehydration of material means removal of moisture from the interior of the material to the surface and then to remove this moisture from the surface of the drying material. Solar drying equipment would yield ...
  • ASSESSMENT OF ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE OF GROUNDWATER THROUGH RECHARGE WELL 
    Yadav, Rajeshwar (2005)
    Groundwater is the largest source of fresh water available on earth, which is exploited to satisfy our needs for domestic, agricultural and industrial purposes. With the increase in population, the, demand of water for ...
  • STUDY OF CROPPING PATTERN IN IRRIGATED COMMAND 
    Shreevastaw, Raj Kumar (2005)
    Due to the growing agricultural, industrial & social needs, the optimal utilization of water resources has gained a remarkable importance in the recent years. It is therefore, necessary to maximize the net benefits from ...
  • IMPACT OF RECLAMATION OF SODIC LAND ON GROUND WATER QUALITY 
    Gupta, C. L. (2005)
    A mathematical model using the relationship of rate of transfer of salt from immobile water to mobile water with the concentration difference between the two regions is developed to predict the salt concentration with time ...