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Question 46

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It is proposed to drive H-piles up to a depth of 7 m at a construction site. The average surface area of the H-pile is 3 m

per meter length. The soil at the site is homogeneous sand, having an effective friction angle of 32°. The ground water table (GWT) is at a depth of 2 m below the ground surface. The unit weights of the soil above and below the GWT are 16 kN/m

and 19 kN/m

, respectively. Assume the earth pressure coefficient,

, and the angle of wall friction,

. The total axial frictional resistance (in kN, up to one decimal place) mobilized on the pile against the driving is

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Question 46

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A 1 m wide rectangular channel carries a discharge of 2 m

/s. The specific energy-depth diagram is prepared for the channel. It is observed in this diagram that corresponding to a particular specific energy, the subcritical depth is twice the supercritical depth. The subcritical depth (in meters, up to two decimal places) is equal to

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Question 47

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The infinite sand slope shown in the figure is on the verge of sliding failure. The ground water table coincides with the ground surface. Unit weight of water

kN/m

.
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The value of the effective angle of internal friction (in degrees, up to one decimal place) of the sand is

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Question 47

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A catchment is idealized as a 25 km × 25 km square. It has five rain gauges, one at each corner and one at the center, as shown in the figure.
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During a month, the precipitation at these gauges is measured as

mm,

mm,

mm,

mm and

mm. The average precipitation (in mm, up to one decimal place) over the catchment during this month by using the Thiessen polygon method is

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Question 48

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A sluice gate used to control the flow in a horizontal channel of unit width is shown in the figure.
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It is observed that the depth of flow is 1.0 m upstream of the gate, while the depth is 0.2 m downstream of the gate. Assuming a smooth flow transition across the sluice gate, i.e., without any energy loss, and the acceleration due to gravity as 10 m/s

, the discharge (in m

/s, up to two decimal places) passing under the sluice gate is

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Question 48

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The culturable command area of a canal is 10,000 ha. The area grows only two crops—rice in the Kharif season and wheat in the Rabi season. The design discharge of the canal is based on the rice requirements, which has an irrigated area of 2500 ha, base period of 150 days and delta of 130 cm. The maximum permissible irrigated area (in ha) for wheat, with a base period of 120 days and delta of 50 cm, is

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Question 49

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Water flows through a 90° bend in a horizontal plane as depicted in the figure.
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A pressure of 140 kPa is measured at Section 1-1. The inlet diameter marked at Section 1-1 is

cm, while the nozzle diameter marked at Section 2-2 is

cm. Assume the following: (i) Acceleration due to gravity = 10 m/s

. (ii) Weights of both the bent pipe segment as well as water are negligible. (iii) Friction across the bend is negligible.
The magnitude of the force (in kN, up to two decimal places) that would be required to hold the pipe section is

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Question 49

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Water is pumped at a steady uniform flow rate of 0.01 m

/s through a horizontal smooth circular pipe of 100 mm diameter. Given that the Reynolds number is 800 and

is 9.81 m/s

, the head loss (in meters, up to one decimal place) per km length due to friction would be

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Question 50

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A consolidated undrained (CU) triaxial compression test is conducted on a normally consolidated clay at a confining pressure of 100 kPa. The deviator stress at failure is 80 kPa, and the pore-water pressure measured at failure is 50 kPa. The effective angle of internal friction (in degrees, up to one decimal place) of the soil is

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Question 50

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The composition of a municipal solid waste sample is given below:
Component
Percent by Mass
Moisture Content (%)
Energy Content (kJ/kg, on as-discarded basis)
Food Waste
20
70
2500
Paper
10
4
1000
Cardboard
10
4
800
Plastics
10
1
14000
Garden Trimmings
40
60
350
Wood
5
20
14000
Tin Cans
5
2
100
The difference between the energy content of the waste sample calculated on dry basis and as-discarded basis (in kJ/kg) would be

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