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Water Supply Engineering Sources of Water
Water Supply Engineering ENCE254
Sources of Water 4 hours | 5 marks

Water Supply Engineering ENCE254: Sources of Water

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Chapter 2: Sources of Water (4 hours) – 5 marks

Course Code: ENCE254 – Water Supply Engineering II Year II Part

Description: Comprehensive study material covering water sources including surface water, groundwater, alternative sources and conservation methods

Detailed Syllabus with Mark Distribution

Chapter 2: Sources of Water
4 hours
5 marks

2.1 Distribution of earth’s water, water cycle (Hydrological cycle)

2.2 Climate change and water availability

2.3 Classification of water sources

2.3.1 Surface water sources: Rivers, streams, lakes, ponds, and impounded reservoirs (capacity of reservoirs using mass curve and analytical methods)

2.3.2 Groundwater sources (Confined aquifer and unconfined aquifer, springs, wells, infiltration galleries, sump wells), jack wells

2.3.3 Alternative sources: Rainwater harvesting, reclaimed water sources

2.4 Yield of surface sources and wells (Practical approach)

2.5 Selection of sources: Technical and legal considerations

2.6 Conservation of drinking water sources

Prepared by: Er. Mahadev Singh Saud
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