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Discussion Forum : Water Supply Engineering - Section 1 (Q.No. 38)
38.
The R.L. of ground water table on the sides of a valley is 1505 m whereas R.L. of the stream water is 1475 m. If 60° slope consists of pervious soil between R.L. 1485 m to 1500 m, the gravity spring may be expected at the point of reduced level
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Muhammad Afaq Khan said:
1 month ago
Water flowing from 1505 to 1475 right.
So the range of the pervious layer is from 1500 to 1485, so the possible lowest point the water can exit is 1485.
Therefore, option D is correct.
So the range of the pervious layer is from 1500 to 1485, so the possible lowest point the water can exit is 1485.
Therefore, option D is correct.
Ravi said:
8 years ago
It's given that slop is previous between 1485 m to 1500 m and it means the remaining area is impervious. Hence the answer is 1485 m.
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Leepts said:
5 years ago
Water is under gravity, without any external energy it is quite impossible to goes to higher level.
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Azaad said:
6 years ago
Water will be at the lowest level due to gravity. Hence 1485 is correct.
Ayush sharma said:
1 decade ago
No calculation is required it. The solution is based on observation.
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Engee said:
5 years ago
@Prachi.
The answer is 1485 because the pressure is maximum here.
The answer is 1485 because the pressure is maximum here.
Divyesh said:
4 years ago
The lower point is at RL 1475 m.
That's why answer C is right.
That's why answer C is right.
Debashis said:
8 years ago
How to calculate? Please explain.
Hesan said:
1 decade ago
Please calculate the question.
Prachi said:
7 years ago
@Ravi.
Why it can't be 1500?
Why it can't be 1500?
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