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depth is 675mm. Adopt Mz(Bilade concrete and Fe415 grade steel. (10 Merks)
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Time period (rninutes) 2A 20 20 20 20 20
Rainfall rate, (Cm/hr) 2.5 2.5 10.0 7.5 5.1 1.25
If 0 - index is 3cm/hr, estimate the surface runoff. Also determine W - index. (06 Nlarks)
What is Unit hyd&graph? State the assumptions and limitations of Unit Hydrograph
Theory. (Any 3 each). (08 Marks)
Explain how base flow is separated from a simple storage hydrograph, with a neat sketch
(any two',methods). (06.Marks)
The o-rdinate of 4hr unit hydrograph are given below. Determine the ordinates of 12 hr unit
hydrograph. (06 Marks)
Time (hr) 0 4 8 t2 16 20 24 28 32 36 40 44 48
Ordinates of unit
hydrograph (4hr)cumecs
0 15 110 220 150 115 90 70 60 50 30 20 0
Define the terms Flood and Flood routing. (04 Marks)
What is the importance of Design flood? List out the factors affecting flood. (08 Marks)
An Urban catchment has an arca of 1km2. The slope of the catchment is 0.005 and the
maximum length of travel ofwater is 500m. The maximum depth of rainfall with a20 years
return period is as given below :
Duration (tc) (minutes) 10 15 20
Depth of raihfall (cm) 4.0 5.0, 6.0
Estimate the required peak flow rates by using runoff co-efficient as 0.40.
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10. PART _ B
a. Define the term Irrigation and Explain the necessity of Irrigation in India.
b. Explain the Flow Irrigation System with the aid of necessary sketches.
c. Write a note on Environmental impacts of Irrigation.
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b. Explain the terms : i) Base period ii) Crop perid iii) Crop season
requirement. :'r:.,
a. Explain the essential soil conditions for good plant growth. (06 Marks)
c. After how many days you will supply water to soil in order to ensure sufficient irrigation of
the given crop, if field capacity of the soil is 350,6, permanent wilting point is 18%, density
of soil is 1.SOgm/cc, effective depth of root zone is 70cm and daily consumptive use of
water for the given crop is 17mm. Assume that readily available moisture is 75% of the
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c. Two canal system A and B have the cultural corunand area of 30000 ha and 15000 ha and
discharge 20m3lS and 10m3/S respectively. The intensity of Rabi crop and Base periocl for
canal A are 85% and 120days. For canal B intensity of Rabi crop and the Base periocl are
50% and 120days. Which system is more efficient? (08 Marks)
a. Describe briefly the various consi' ions made in the alignment of an irrigation canai.
b. Explain briefly the classificatfu Ji.*rs based on alignment. [3: il:ff]
c. Design an Irrigation channe'l'by Kennedy's theory to carry a discharge of 5 cumecs. Take
m: 1.0 , N: 0.0225 q
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Transportation Engineering - I
Time: 3 hrs. Max. Marks:100
Note: Answer any FIVE full questions, selecting atleast TWO questions from each part
lndex and classify the soil as per HRB system.
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a. What are the social effects oftransportation? 3
b. What are the advantages and disadvantages of airways?
c. What are the objectives of IRC and Central Roads Research Institute?
a. With sketches indicate different road patterns. :
b. lndicate the details to be collected in : i) Traffic surveys
while planning a highway. ,'
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c. The area of district is 8400km2. There are 9, towni with. population greater
Calculate the length of NH, SH, MDR, ODR +,VR as par 3'd 20 year road plan.
a. Briefly explain how map study is helpful in the alignment of new highway. (06 Marks)
b. The width of pavement is 7.5m and p-drabolic camber of 1 in 40 is to be provided. Design
the parabolic profile ofthe pavementCurface. (06 Marks)
c. A vehicle is moving at 55kmph on a single lane pavement of width 4mts on level surface.
The reaction time is 2.3secs and coefficient of longitudinal friction is 0.39. Determine the
(08 Nlarks)intermediate sight distance,
a. Design the length of traniition curve for a speed of 65 kmph on a 2 - lane highway with a
width of 7.0 mts. The radius of the curye is 220 mts. The super elevation is provided by
raising the outer edge with respect to inner edge. The rate of raising the outer edge is 1 in
150 in open eountry. The wheel base is 6.1 mts. (12 Marks)
b. An ,p gradient of 1 in 18 meets another up - gradient of 1 in 48. Design the length of the
vertical eurve to be provided for a SSD of 70 mts. Mention the type of curve provided.
(08 Marks)
PART _ B
a. The CBR test results are as follows :
Load in kes 0 2 4 9 20 34 49 74 92 118 125
Penetration in mm 0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 J 4 5 7.5 10
Apply correction and determine the CBR value of the soil.
b. The results of soil test is as follows :
(08 Marks)
Sieve size 0.074mm o/o age passing is 45%
Liquid Limit 38%
Plastic Limit 27%
Determine the Group
as subgrade material.
c. Define cut back bitumen. What is SC, MC and RC cutback bitumen?
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a. Design the bituminous pavement with the following data:
4 - Lane divided carriageway.
Traffic in each direction : 5600 CVD ; Design life : 9 yrs ; CBR : 5o/o ;
Traffic growth rate:8%o ; Vehicle damage factor :4.5 ; Distribution factor :0.75.
Indicate pavement composition. Also, after 4 years determine the thickness of DBM and BC
to be laid. (10 Mdffi$
b. Determine warping stress at interior, edge and corner region for the following data.
Slab thickness : 25 cm ; Slab sige : 3.6 x 11m ; Modulus of subgrade reaction
: 6.9kg/cm3 ; Temperature differ&tial : 0.60C per cm ; Radius of area of'contact,
a: l5cm ; e: 10 x 104/C ; E:3 x 105 kg/cm2 ; p:0.15. (10 Marks)
a. Mention the specification of materials and construction procedure for Wet Mi* Macadam.
the requirements of highway drainage system?
analvsis of sub e soil is as follows r ,;,'i'"..
Sieve size mm 4 2 1 600pm 300rrm t 50pm 75vm
o/o age passing 100 88 70 52 25 10 5
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(04 Marks)b. What are
c. The sieve
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b. Analyse
c. Calculate the
Size of perforation in drain pipe : 2.5mm. Design tho*fittei material for
i) Permeability condition ii) Prevent pipingwrrdition.
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factors affecting vehicle operation-ceffi#pendent on time.
the economics by Benefit - Cost RMb method for proposal A
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B and C. (06 vlarks)
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omrcs Dy ,E'enenr - Losr Ka{lo mernoo Ior proposal A,
Ad B C
Hiehwav cost l,*ffi*#27 3, 81. 900 3.75. 100
Road user cost *$3*$2, 8sz 28, 73 , 025 27 , 52,345
ual cost of of hishwAnn
Particulars *Sost in lakhs Life in years Rate of S. nto/o
Risht of warfl* 6 140 100 7
Earth wo&** 90 40 8
Brideot,# 85 70 8
PaVCIrti€nt 160 12 9
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Maintenance, cop-&is Rs 12 lakhs per year.
)ftren: Pa"Y,Sdftent design catalozue for traffic ran 10 -150 msa
CBR 5%
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Bituminous surface Granular base and
sub base mmBC mm DBM mm
10 660 40 70 Base :250
Sub base: 300
20 690 40 100
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50 730 40 140
100 750 50 150
1s0 770 50 170
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