2008 dird pune-water-logging

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The document summarizes a field training at the Drainage Improvement and Research Directorate (DIRD) in Pune, India. It describes the week-long program, which included inauguration lectures on drainage systems and soil surveys, site visits to examine water logging and salinity issues, soil and water testing in the lab, and proposing remedial actions. The trainees observed water logging, salt deposits, and crop damage at sites, collected soil and water samples, and developed a contour map showing the affected saline areas based on test results. They recommended preventive measures like drip irrigation and curative actions such as installing cross drains and soil amendments to address the drainage and salinity problems.

Field Training at DIRD, Pune
By-
Er. Pravin Kolhe
Er. Jaywant Shinde
Er. Sandeep Nalwade
Er. Bapusaheb Gade
Er. Vijaykumar Thorat
Er. I.M. Chisti
25 Jan 2008
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Content
 Introduction
 Inauguration and
Lectures
 Site Visit and problem
identification
 Tests in lab
 Design Schemes and
remedies
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Introduction
 As per schedule of
training program we
joined DIRD, Pune
on 21st January
2008 to study about
the drainage
systems.
 One week training
ended on 25th
January 2008.
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Inauguration
 Venue: C.C. Inglis
Hall, DIRD Pune
 Hon’ble Guest:
 Er. K.M. Shah
Saheb, Superintending
Engineer and Director
of DIRD,
 Er. Giri
Saheb, Superintending
Engineer
 Er. Shivaji
Rajale, Executive
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Lecture: Land Drainage and
Reclamation Technology
 Er. Rajale saheb
explained-
 Types of stresses
faced by crop
 Diagnostic criteria of
salt affected land and
water.
 Remedies for saline
and water logged land
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Lecture: DIRD Procedure and
Practice
 Shri. Kapare saheb
explained about-
 Activities of DIRD
 Classification of salt
affected and water
affected area
 Classification of drain
 Future strategy
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Lecture: Soil Survey Techniques for
Irrigation Projects
 Shri. Amritkar saheb
explained-
 Purpose of soil
survey
 Types of soil survey
 Soil Series
 Parameters of soil
series-
 Place/Location/Village
 Soil Texture
 IAR norms for depth
 DIRD norms for depth
 Slope classes
 Erosion classes
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Site Visit: Water logging
 Site: ‘Additional
Mandavgan Drainage
scheme’, Ganegaon, Tal-
Shirur.
 Observations-
 Well Water Level and
sample collection
 Soil sample collection
 Drain discharge
measurement
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Water Logging
 We observed 18
wells in the given
catchment and
collected 2 well
water samples.
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Field Visit: Salinity
 Salts can be
observed on soil.
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Field Visit: Crop Damage
 Damaged crops are
also observed at site
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Field Visit: Sample Collection
 24 samples of soil
were collected from 6
auger holes at
following depths-
1. 0-20 cm
2. 20-40cm
3. 40-80cm
4. 80-120cm
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Tests on Soil and water Samples
 Tests on soil-
 EC: Electrical
Conductivity
 pH
 Hydraulic
Conductivity
 Saturation
 Mechanical Analysis
 Tests on water-
 EC
 pH
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Test Results
 It is observed that all
the soil samples
were saline. i.e.
EC>3 and pH>8
 The well and drain
water is also saline
with EC>3.
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Demarcation of affected area
 The points are
marked on the given
catchment map.
 Based on EC values,
contour lines were
marked
 The affected area is
shown on the map
 It is very difficult to
demarcate the area
with only 24 samples.
The accuracy depends
on the number of
samples.
 Remote sensing
technique can be used
to get more accurate
results
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Remedial Actions proposed
 Preventive measures
 Sprinkler and Drip
Irrigation
 Crop Pattern and crop
rotation
 Leakage Prevention
from canal
 Proper land slope and
drainage arrangement
 Curative measures
 Cross drains
 Controlling Water
Table and Soil
moisture
 Soil Amendment
 Soil leaching
 Bio drainage
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Remarks and future scope
 Proper drainage is
essential to avoid water
logging
 It is difficult to demarcate
the area on map
accurately.
 Cross drains may be
provided to reduce the
discharge.
 The adjoining land should
be protected from water
logging in future.
 New techniques, like
Remote sensing can be
used to speed up work
accurately.
 Maintenance of existing
drainage scheme is an
important factor.
 Cleaning of natural
nalla.
 Involvement of farmers.
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Special Thanks to…
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Er. K.M. Shah saheb,
Superintending Engineer and
Director, DIRD, Pune and Er.
Giri Saheb, SE.
Er. Kiran Joshi,
Sectional Engineer
Er. Shivaji Rajale
Saheb, Executive
Engineer, IRD

Thank You…!
© Pravin Kolhe, 2008
http://www.pravinkolhe.com/
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1. Field Training at DIRD, Pune By- Er. Pravin Kolhe Er. Jaywant Shinde Er. Sandeep Nalwade Er. Bapusaheb Gade Er. Vijaykumar Thorat Er. I.M. Chisti 25 Jan 2008 1 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

2. Content  Introduction  Inauguration and Lectures  Site Visit and problem identification  Tests in lab  Design Schemes and remedies 2 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

3. Introduction  As per schedule of training program we joined DIRD, Pune on 21st January 2008 to study about the drainage systems.  One week training ended on 25th January 2008. 3 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

4. Inauguration  Venue: C.C. Inglis Hall, DIRD Pune  Hon’ble Guest:  Er. K.M. Shah Saheb, Superintending Engineer and Director of DIRD,  Er. Giri Saheb, Superintending Engineer  Er. Shivaji Rajale, Executive 4 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

5. Lecture: Land Drainage and Reclamation Technology  Er. Rajale saheb explained-  Types of stresses faced by crop  Diagnostic criteria of salt affected land and water.  Remedies for saline and water logged land 5 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

6. Lecture: DIRD Procedure and Practice  Shri. Kapare saheb explained about-  Activities of DIRD  Classification of salt affected and water affected area  Classification of drain  Future strategy 6 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

7. Lecture: Soil Survey Techniques for Irrigation Projects  Shri. Amritkar saheb explained-  Purpose of soil survey  Types of soil survey  Soil Series  Parameters of soil series-  Place/Location/Village  Soil Texture  IAR norms for depth  DIRD norms for depth  Slope classes  Erosion classes 7 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

8. Site Visit: Water logging  Site: ‘Additional Mandavgan Drainage scheme’, Ganegaon, Tal- Shirur.  Observations-  Well Water Level and sample collection  Soil sample collection  Drain discharge measurement 8 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

9. Water Logging  We observed 18 wells in the given catchment and collected 2 well water samples. 9 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

10. Field Visit: Salinity  Salts can be observed on soil. 10 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

11. Field Visit: Crop Damage  Damaged crops are also observed at site 11 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

12. Field Visit: Sample Collection  24 samples of soil were collected from 6 auger holes at following depths- 1. 0-20 cm 2. 20-40cm 3. 40-80cm 4. 80-120cm 12 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

13. Tests on Soil and water Samples  Tests on soil-  EC: Electrical Conductivity  pH  Hydraulic Conductivity  Saturation  Mechanical Analysis  Tests on water-  EC  pH 13 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

14. Test Results  It is observed that all the soil samples were saline. i.e. EC>3 and pH>8  The well and drain water is also saline with EC>3. 14 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

15. Demarcation of affected area  The points are marked on the given catchment map.  Based on EC values, contour lines were marked  The affected area is shown on the map  It is very difficult to demarcate the area with only 24 samples. The accuracy depends on the number of samples.  Remote sensing technique can be used to get more accurate results 15 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

16. Remedial Actions proposed  Preventive measures  Sprinkler and Drip Irrigation  Crop Pattern and crop rotation  Leakage Prevention from canal  Proper land slope and drainage arrangement  Curative measures  Cross drains  Controlling Water Table and Soil moisture  Soil Amendment  Soil leaching  Bio drainage 16 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

17. Remarks and future scope  Proper drainage is essential to avoid water logging  It is difficult to demarcate the area on map accurately.  Cross drains may be provided to reduce the discharge.  The adjoining land should be protected from water logging in future.  New techniques, like Remote sensing can be used to speed up work accurately.  Maintenance of existing drainage scheme is an important factor.  Cleaning of natural nalla.  Involvement of farmers. 17 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/

18. Special Thanks to… 18 PPT Downloaded from http://www.pravinkolhe.com/ Er. K.M. Shah saheb, Superintending Engineer and Director, DIRD, Pune and Er. Giri Saheb, SE. Er. Kiran Joshi, Sectional Engineer Er. Shivaji Rajale Saheb, Executive Engineer, IRD

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