lecture 10 drainage Flashcards

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definition of drainage

A

removal of excess surface and subsurface water to improve crop yeilds, including soluable salts

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2
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three objectives of drainage

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remove excess surface and subsurface water
reomve salts
maintain WT at desired level

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3
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difference between surface and subsurface drains

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difference is function not location

surface-removes surface water, vice versa

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4
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four types of subsurface drains

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tubewells
mole drain
open field drain
pipe field drain

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5
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2 direct and 3 indirect effects of drainage

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direct - reduction in amount of water stored
dischrage of water through system

indriect- drier soil
wetland creation
sinking of drained organic soils

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6
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two types of drains (not talking about sub )

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relief drains: relief an area of excess water

intercept drains: intercept water coming from outside the area

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7
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what does steady state assume

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water table constant with continous slow unifrom recharge

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8
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what does transient state assume

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wt rises instantly at event and starts to fall after

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9
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assumptions used for drainage calculations

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two dimensional flow
unifrom recharge
iso homo
velocity is horizontal

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