A deflecting groyne has a much

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• A deflecting groyne in a river is
• A repelling groyne is aligned
• A groyne with a curved head is known as
• The repelling groyne is constructed in such a way that it is pointing towards
• A groyne is a structure constructed transverse to the river flow and extend from the bank into the river upto a certain limit.
• The length of groyne depends upon the magnitude of river training required.
• A groyne
• When the quantity of the earth is much in excess of the quantity required for filling, it has to be deposited in the form of spoil banks. The spoil banks are made on
• When the full supply level (F.S.L.) of the canal is much below the bed level of the drainage trough, then the cross drainage provided is called syphon aqueduct.
• In level crossing, the water level of canal is much higher than that of the drainage.