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FEASIBILITY OF CONCRETE GRAVITY DAMS IN HIMALAYAS

Honkanadavar, N. P. (2002)

Concrete gravity dam is a solid concrete structure with its cross-section approximately triangular in shape, so proportioned that the external forces exerted on it are resisted by its own weight. The pattern of' stress ...

STATE ESTIMATION OF POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

Sadhukhan, Biswarup (2001)

To implement different control decision function successfully in a modern distribution automation system, large number of system data are required from the field. Because of cost consideration, adequate numbers of meters ...

USE OF DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR AGROTECHNOLOGY TRANSFER IN PREDICTING RICE YIELD

Sharma, Ram Salone (2002)

Rice (Oriza sativa L.) is one of the most important cereals both for human and animal consumption. Rice is grown in climates ranging from temperate to tropics. Rice seedlings from the nursery bed can be transplanted to the ...

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF FILTER- IN EARTH DAMS

Hung, Le Quoc (2002)

The water seeping through the body of the earth dam and through the foundation of the earth dam may prove harmful to the stability of the dam by causing softening and sloughing of the slopes due to development of pore ...

WATER , BALANCE STUDY WITH INADEQUATE HYDROLOGIC DATA - A CASE STUDY OF DANG VALLEY. IN NEPAL

Suvedi, Krishna Prasad (2001)

The dissertation study "Water Balance Study with Inadequate Hydrologic Data- A Case Study of Dang Valley in Nepal " is. intended to develop regional, approach for planning of micro/medium level water resource development ...

SYSTEM STUDY OF SUNKOSI-KAMALA INTER - BASIN WATER - TRANSFER SCHEME (NEPAL)

Yadav, Mahajan (2001)

Inter -basin water transfer concept emerged in the field of water resources planning and management is to correct the natural imbalance leading to largely inequitable distribution of water-resources over the vicinity from ...

IMPACT ANALYSIS OF WATER COURSE LINING IN SONE COMMAND: A CASE STUDY OF MURKA DISTRIBUTARY

Pandey, Deo Narayan (2002)

India is an agrarian country. The livelihood of almost seventy percent of its population depends directly on agriculture or agro-industry. To fulfil our need of food, it is necessary to increase the yield of the crops. ...

CRITICAL STUDY OF' DESIGN OF CORE FOR EMBANKMENT DAMS WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TEHRI DAM

Z., Suberdi (2002)

Core is a key structure of a high zoned embankment darn. It controls seepage through dam. Its thickness, material properties, slopes, position (geometry) contact & interface condition with the foundation, abutments, and ...

OPTIMAL DESIGN OF WELL POINT SYSTEM FOR DEWATERING

Solakhuddin, DinDin (2001)

The most important input parameters for selecting and designing a dewatering system are the height of the ground water above the base of excavation and the permeability of the ground surrounding the excavation. Depending ...

A STUDY ON METHOD OF FRAGMENTS FOR SEEPAGE ANALYSIS UNDER HYDRAULIC STRUCTURE

Sabrudin, Muhamad (2001)

The techniques in the investigation of problem of flow of subsoil water below hydraulic structure are commonly employed for the solution of Laplace's equation. The technique consists of: 1. Graphical method 2. Hydraulic ...

EFFECT OF DRAINAGE ARRANGEMENT• ON UPLIFT PRESSURE ON THE FLOOR OF A DEPRESSED WEIR

Usman, Fakih (2001)

A weir is designed against uplift pressure. Higher the uplift pressure means provision of more height of hydraulic structure. This leads to high cost of the structure. The uplift pressure can be reduced by providing drain ...

SEEPAGE FROM A PARTIALLY PENETRATING. STREAM OF FINITE WIDTH

Ermadi, Heru (2001)

For a partially penetrating stream in an unconfined aquifer, the reach transmissivity increases with increase in depth of water in the stream, decreases with increase in length of aquifer boundary and increases tending to ...

ANALYSIS OF FLOW RESISTANCE IN BRAIDED RIVER - A CASE STUDY

Lasmono, Christoforus M. T. (2001)

The problem of predicting the resistance to flow in the rivers is complicated by the configuration of the bed changes in flow condition, bnd it becomes a very difficult task to describe the resistance due to these bed forms ...

A STUDY OF ASSESSMENT OF MINIMUM FLOW IN DOWNSTREAM OF A DAM FROM ECOLOGICAL CONSIDERATIONS

Palo, Kishore Chandra (2002)

River plays an important role in the social and economic development of the human resource sustaining in its basin providing the basic resource water for irrigation, drinking, and industrial use, waste assimilation, and ...

ANALYSIS OF RICE CROP YIELD. -GROWN ° UNDER THE TREATMENTS OF NITROGEN AND WATER

Jha, Shailendra Kumar (2001)

The study entitled "Analysis of. Rice Crop Yield Grown Under the Treatments of Nitrogen and Water" was undertaken during Kharif 2001 at the Demonstration Farm of WRDTC, IIT Roorkee. The experiment consisted of 3 irrigation ...

CROPPING PATTERN ANALYSIS IN COMMAND OF SAMRAT ASHOK SAGAR PROJECT IN MADHYA PRADESH

Shrivastava, P. K. (2002)

India occupies two percent of the world's area but carry about sixteen percent of its population. The livelihood of almost seventy percent of population depend directly on agriculture or agro-industry. At the time of ...

OPTIMAL LINE, SEPARATION Ill POWER DISTRIBUTION- SYSTEM

Ghimire, Dinesh Kumar (2001)

The electricity being an important element for the growth in industrial and business development, the consumer expectations for quality and uninterrupted supply have gone up. With increasing pace of liberalization , ...

A STUDY ON PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF DISTRIRUTORY IN RUSHIKULYA IRRIGATION SYSTEM, ORISSA

Sahu, Abinash Kumar (2000)

Rushikulya Irrigation system had been in use for the last one century having a CCA of 61,231 Ha. Rushikulya canal system taking off from Janivilly anicut has a CCA of 50,925 Ha having 16 nos. of distributaries with their ...

PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM A CASE STUDY OF MAHAKALI PROJECT IN NEPAL

Yadav, Rajendra Prasad (2000)

The irrigation system performance now a days generates considerable interest in government agencies associated with Irrigation development, funding agency and the water users. The good management of water has always been ...

MANAGEMENT OF GANGA WATERS FOR IRRIGATION AND COMMUNITY - USES IN NORTHERN ALLUVIAL PLAIN

Jha, Indu Bhushan (2000)

Ganges is the holiest river. It represents the history and culture of the region. After the advent of science and technology and consequent population growth water of this river is being utilized for various purposes; ...

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