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Module 1: Introduction to Irrigation and Drainage Engineering 463452Online version Lesson 1.2: Sources of Irrigation Water, Lesson 1.3: Irrigation Structures by Grace Balahay 1 any source of water for agricultural use, non-agricultural use or both Written answer 2 is a small watershed within the boundaries of a big watershed Written answer 3 are usual dependable sources of water irrigation Written answer 4 showing a network of rivers from various watersheds are composed of small subsidiary watersheds Written answer 5 is a wetland formed from sediments as the river meets a bigger water body like a lake or sea Written answer 6 are significant contributors to irrigation water. They are coming from groundwater Written answer 7 usually elevated relative to the low lying farms Written answer 8 are structures placed across water flows in rivers to provide a diversion to deliver water into the irrigation or canals Written answer 9 usually is a part of a dam for the controlled release of water Written answer 10 distribute water into the farms for water application to the individual fields Written answer 11 the canal section closest to the headwork is Written answer 12 constructed to distribute water from the diversion dam to the crop fields is the open channel or canal Written answer 13 secondary canals are also referred as Written answer 14 tertiary canals are also referred as Written answer 15 are the small water passage that distribute the water supply to the fields. They are generally unlined or have no concrete lining Written answer 16 serve as control structure which checks the water to facilitate diversion to the tertiary canals or ditches Written answer 17 serve as regulators of water diversion or distribution at various location in the irrigation system Written answer 18 produces a high water velocity when opened Written answer 19 is a kind of water control structure to dissipate the energy of fast-flowing water Written answer 20 is used to elevate the water surface slightly to facilitate diversion to fields slightly higher than the canal bed at the point of diversion Written answer 21 is constructed to connect two ends of canal having different elevations Written answer 22 when the open channel needs to cross an obstruction like a river or a road where the canal cannot be obstructed above the ground Written answer

Module 1: Introduction to Irrigation and Drainage Engineering 463452Online version

Lesson 1.2: Sources of Irrigation Water, Lesson 1.3: Irrigation Structures

by Grace Balahay

any source of water for agricultural use, non-agricultural use or both

Written answer

is a small watershed within the boundaries of a big watershed

Written answer

are usual dependable sources of water irrigation

Written answer

showing a network of rivers from various watersheds are composed of small subsidiary watersheds

Written answer

is a wetland formed from sediments as the river meets a bigger water body like a lake or sea

Written answer

are significant contributors to irrigation water. They are coming from groundwater

Written answer

usually elevated relative to the low lying farms

Written answer

are structures placed across water flows in rivers to provide a diversion to deliver water into the irrigation or canals

Written answer

usually is a part of a dam for the controlled release of water

Written answer

distribute water into the farms for water application to the individual fields

Written answer

the canal section closest to the headwork is

Written answer

constructed to distribute water from the diversion dam to the crop fields is the open channel or canal

Written answer

secondary canals are also referred as

Written answer

tertiary canals are also referred as

Written answer

are the small water passage that distribute the water supply to the fields. They are generally unlined or have no concrete lining

Written answer

serve as control structure which checks the water to facilitate diversion to the tertiary canals or ditches

Written answer

serve as regulators of water diversion or distribution at various location in the irrigation system

Written answer

produces a high water velocity when opened

Written answer

is a kind of water control structure to dissipate the energy of fast-flowing water

Written answer

is used to elevate the water surface slightly to facilitate diversion to fields slightly higher than the canal bed at the point of diversion

Written answer

is constructed to connect two ends of canal having different elevations

Written answer

when the open channel needs to cross an obstruction like a river or a road where the canal cannot be obstructed above the ground

Written answer

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Module 1: Introduction to Irrigation and Drainage Engineering 463452Online version

by Grace Balahay

any source of water for agricultural use, non-agricultural use or both

is a small watershed within the boundaries of a big watershed

are usual dependable sources of water irrigation

showing a network of rivers from various watersheds are composed of small subsidiary watersheds

is a wetland formed from sediments as the river meets a bigger water body like a lake or sea

are significant contributors to irrigation water. They are coming from groundwater

usually elevated relative to the low lying farms

are structures placed across water flows in rivers to provide a diversion to deliver water into the irrigation or canals

usually is a part of a dam for the controlled release of water

distribute water into the farms for water application to the individual fields

the canal section closest to the headwork is

constructed to distribute water from the diversion dam to the crop fields is the open channel or canal

secondary canals are also referred as

tertiary canals are also referred as

are the small water passage that distribute the water supply to the fields. They are generally unlined or have no concrete lining

serve as control structure which checks the water to facilitate diversion to the tertiary canals or ditches

serve as regulators of water diversion or distribution at various location in the irrigation system

produces a high water velocity when opened

is a kind of water control structure to dissipate the energy of fast-flowing water

is used to elevate the water surface slightly to facilitate diversion to fields slightly higher than the canal bed at the point of diversion

is constructed to connect two ends of canal having different elevations

when the open channel needs to cross an obstruction like a river or a road where the canal cannot be obstructed above the ground