Water Resources Engineering BCS Questions

Water Resources Engineering
QUESTIONS 30TH BCS TO 37TH BCS
30th BCS
4. (a) What is meant by meandering of rivers? What are its causes? Explain
different meander parameter with neat sketch.
(b) What are the objectives and requirements of bank protection? Mention
the causes of bank failure.
(c) What is meant by “regime of a river”? Compare briefly silt theories of

Kennedy and Lacey.
5. (a) Define consumptive use of water. What are the factors affecting
consumptive use of water?
(b) Differentiate between Furrow irrigation with sprinkler irrigation. Which one
is preferred in Bangladesh and Why?
6. (a) What are the causes of water-logging? Explain in brief the measures
adopted for controlling water-logging.
(b) Design a regime Channel to carry a discharge of 50 cumec. Assume silt

factor as 1.0. Use Lacey’s theory for design. Assume reasonable value for missing
data.
31st BCS
4. (a) What are the advantages of sprinkler irrigation? Discuss it‟s suitability in
Bangladesh. (M-5)
(b) Why the irrigation channel is design as regime channel? Justify your
answer. (M-5)
Where M=Marks Prepared By-

Md. Hasnaine Ahmed (CE-09)
(c) 15 cumec of water is delivered to a 34 hectare field for 4 hours. Soil proving
after the irrigation indicates that 0.3 meter of water has been stored in the root
zone. Compute the water application efficiency. (M-5)
5. (a) What are the causes of water-logging?
(b) What is meant by “meandering of rivers” and What are it‟s causes?.
(c) The following data pertain to a bridge site of a river:
Maximum discharge - 17000 cumec

Highest flood - 288.0 m
River bed level - 280.0 m
Average diameter of river sand = 0.25 mm
Design and sketch a guide bank to train the river.
6. (a) What do you mean by flood management? Describe the different

engineering measures to protect flood prone areas.
(b) Discuss the various methods of estimating the design flood of a

catchment.
(c) Distinguish between „Groyne‟ and „Guide Bank‟.
32nd BCS
7. (a) Name the important type of river training method and indicate the purposes
for which each type is adopted. (M-5)
(b) Give a typical plan and section of a Guide Bank and discuss its design
procedure step by step. (M-10)

2. (a) Explain the terms -
I. Flood management.
II. Flood proofing.
III. Controlled flooding.
IV. Design flood.
(b) Discuss the advantages and ill-effects of embankment as a measure for

flood management. (M-7)
3. (a) What is spur? Explain the different types of spur based on their alignment
with neat sketches. (M-6)
(b) Design a concrete lined channel to carry a discharge of 350 cumec by a

slope of 1 in 5000. The side slopes of the channel are 1.5: 1 and Manning‟s n value
may be taken as 0.014. Assume the limiting velocity in the channel as 2m/sec.
(M-9)
34rth BCS
4. (a) What is meant by „regime of a river‟? Compare briefly silt theories of
Kennedy and Lacey (M-7)
(b) Design a regime channel to carry a discharge of 66 cumec. Assume silt

factor as 1.10. Use Lacey‟s theory for design. Also assume reasonable value for
any missing data. (M-8)
5. (a) Explain the terms -
I. Controlled flooding.
II. Flood management.
III. Root zone depth.
IV. Flood proofing.
(b) Discuss the advantages and ill-effects of embankment as a measure for

flood management. (M-7)

6. (a) Define consumptive use of water. What are the factors affecting
consumptive use of water? (M-5)
(b) Differentiate between Furrow irrigation and Sprinkler irrigation. Which one
is preferred in Bangladesh and Why?
(c) Name the important types of river training method and indicate the purpose
for which each type is adopted.
35th BCS
04. (a) (a) Write short note on the followings:
I. Duty and Delta.

II. Intensity of irrigation.
III. Threshold method of settlement.
IV. Cut-off.
V. Balancing depth.
VI. Canal lining.
05. (a) What is meant by river training? List the different objectives. Explain
shortly the different methods generally used for river training. (M-8)
(b) Design surface drainage channel in non-alluvial soil to carry discharge of

10 m3/s is with a velocity of 10 m/s. Assume side slope 0.5:1, bed slope 1: 5000
and Manning;s n = 0.0225.
06. (a) Define flood and design flood. Mention the various methods for
estimating the design flood of a catchment. (M-5)
(b) Explain the principal causes of flood and possible remedial measures for
flood control. (M-5)

(c) A pump is installed on a well to lift water and to irrigate rice crop over 3.5
hectares of land. If the duty of rice is 850 hectare /cumec on the field and pump
efficiency is 50%. Determine the minimum required impure, H.P, the pump. The
lowest well water level is 9m below the highest portion of the field. Assume
negligible field channel losses. (M-5)
36th BCS
03. (a) What is meant by consumptive use? Briefly explain the different methods
used for estimating consumptive use of water. (M-8)
(b) Briefly explain the different types of river bank protection works. What
are the human causes of floods in Bangladesh. (M-10)
04. (a) Briefly explain:
I. Field capacity.
II. Irrigation frequency.
III. Water distribution efficiency.
IV. Advantages of canal lining.
(b) Determine the discharge of the channel is to be designed for irrigating

5000 hectares Kharif crop and 5000 hectares Rabi crop. The water requirement for
Kharif crop and Rabi crop are 2.5 inch and 1.5 inch respectively. The base period
for Kharif and Rabi are 3 weeks and 4 weeks respectively. (M-4)
37th BCS
04. (a) Explain the following terms:
I. Food control.
II. Flood prevention.

III. Flood protection.
(b) “All the winters are not fit for irrigating crops”- Explain the above
statement. (M-5)
(C) What do you mean by Electric Conductivity of water in irrigation? (M-4)
17. (a) Compute the depth and frequency of irrigation required for a certain crop
with the following data-
Root zone depth = 95 cm

Field capacity = 28%
Wilting Point = 14%
Apparent specific gravity of soil = 1.3
Consumptive use of water for the given crop = 15mm/day
Efficiency of irrigation = 70%
(b) Derive a relationship between duty, base and delta. Explain with a neat
diagram how does duty differs from that at the head of a water course and that at
the head of a canal bringing water to the water course.
6. (a) Design a surface drainage channel in non-alluvial soil to carry a discharge

of 12 m3/s with a velocity of 1.0 m/s. Assume side slope 0.5:1, bed slope 1:6000
and Manning‟s n = 0.0225.
(b) State the necessity of drainage. Discuss briefly some of the important field
investigations necessary for drainage works.


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QUESTIONS 30TH BCS TO 37TH BCS

(c) What is meant by “regime of a river”? Compare briefly silt theories of

(b) Design a regime Channel to carry a discharge of 50 cumec. Assume silt

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

5. (a) What are the causes of water-logging?

(c) The following data pertain to a bridge site of a river:

Maximum discharge - 17000 cumec

Design and sketch a guide bank to train the river.

6. (a) What do you mean by flood management? Describe the different

(b) Discuss the various methods of estimating the design flood of a

(c) Distinguish between „Groyne‟ and „Guide Bank‟.

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

(b) Discuss the advantages and ill-effects of embankment as a measure for

(b) Design a concrete lined channel to carry a discharge of 350 cumec by a

(b) Design a regime channel to carry a discharge of 66 cumec. Assume silt

5. (a) Explain the terms -

(b) Discuss the advantages and ill-effects of embankment as a measure for

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

04. (a) (a) Write short note on the followings:

I. Duty and Delta.

(b) Design surface drainage channel in non-alluvial soil to carry discharge of

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

04. (a) Briefly explain:

(b) Determine the discharge of the channel is to be designed for irrigating

04. (a) Explain the following terms:

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

(C) What do you mean by Electric Conductivity of water in irrigation? (M-4)

Root zone depth = 95 cm

6. (a) Design a surface drainage channel in non-alluvial soil to carry a discharge

Where M=Marks Prepared By-

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