Water Supply Engineering_MVGR_CVRS_2

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Across
  1. 2. The belt or zone along the shore usually with a gentle slope toward the water occupied by unconsolidated material moving sand or shore drift.
  2. 5. Inundation caused by excessive storm runoff.
  3. 7. A conduit for the carriage of storm water or sewage or other used waters.
  4. 9. Place of meeting of two streams.
  5. 12. A hydraulic device which creates a negative pressure by forcing liquid through a restriction thus increasing the velocity head.
  6. 14. An artificial watercourse for navigation or irrigation.
  7. 15. An extended period of dry weather or of deficient rainfall.
  8. 17. The removal of soluble matter from solids by washing and decantation.
  9. 18. An impervious cover (for example of concrete ) at the top of a dam sea wall etc to prevent turbulent erosion and/or hydrostatic uplift pressure.
Down
  1. 1. Large masses of microscopic and macroscopic plant life such as green algae occurring in bodies of water.
  2. 3. The loss of water as vapour from a body of surface water or from the soil.
  3. 4. A conduit carrying liquid under gravity usually open at the top.
  4. 6. Sinking a borehole by means of a rotary or percussion drill.
  5. 8. The planting of trees commonly for the prevention of soil erosion in catchment areas.
  6. 10. An artificial mound or bank for confining a watercourse etc within bounds.
  7. 11. The flow of a liquid in a direction reverse of that intended.
  8. 13. A structure usually of earth masonry or concrete to prevent impound or control the flow of a watercourse for navigation water supply hydroelectric power flood control etc.
  9. 16. An access in a sewer provided for the purpose of permitting a man to enter or leave the sewer.