Across
- 6. the area of land that can be irrigated with a unit volume of water supplied across the base period.
- 7. a minor irrigation system similar to weir which is constructed across a small stream to raise the water level on the upstream side
- 10. the cross drainage work to be carried when Canal FSl < Natural Drainage bed level
- 11. Regime theory is given by .............
- 12. an impermeable layer to reducing seepage loss of irrigation water in canal
Down
- 1. Theory that says the silt carried by flowing water in a channel is kept in suspension by the vertical component of eddy current only.
- 2. the quantity of water in the fields from the channel compared to the amount of water that enters the channel at the beginning is known as Water......... Efficiency
- 3. the practice of irrigating land along lines of consistent elevation in order to conserve rainwater and to reduce soil losses from surface erosion.
- 4. the cross drainage work to be carried when Canal bed = Natural Drainage bed level
- 5. the depth of water required to raise a crop over a unit area across the base period
- 8. the maximum water level in river during flood
- 9. the water level in Canal
- 12. irrigation in which water is not transported by gravity flow but is lifted with pumps or surge pools etc.