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DAY 41 WORKSHEET LSGD (Hydroelectric and Irrigation)

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When the gross head of a hydroelectric project is 80 m and total head loss due to friction and turbulence is 5 m, the net head available at the turbine equals —

a)

75 m

b)

80 m

c)

85 m

d)

70 m

2.

If the penstock length increases while diameter remains constant, the water-hammer pressure will —

a)

Increase linearly

b)

Decrease

c)

Remain same

d)

First increase then drop

3.

In a reservoir, water stored below the invert level of the lowest outlet cannot be used for power generation. This portion is called —

a)

Live storage

b)

Dead storage

c)

Surcharge storage

d)

Valley storage

4.

When a canal and a natural drain meet approximately at the same level, the suitable cross-drainage work adopted is —

a)

Super passage

b)

Aqueduct

c)

Level crossing

d)

Siphon aqueduct

5.

The type of turbine used where the head is more than 250 m and discharge is comparatively low is —

a)

Francis turbine

b)

Pelton wheel

c)

Kaplan turbine

d)

Propeller turbine

6.

A gravity dam resists the water pressure mainly by its self-weight.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

A forebay tank in a hydroelectric plant is mainly provided to store surplus energy of the generator during low load.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Assertion (A): A surge tank is provided between penstock and turbine. Reason (R): It absorbs sudden excess pressure caused by rapid valve closure.

a)

Both A and R true; R is correct explanation of A

b)

Both A and R true; R not correct explanation

c)

A true but R false

d)

Both A and R false

9.

The irrigation method adopted when the water level of the source is lower than the command area is called (a)   .

10.

The time interval between the first watering before sowing and last watering before harvest is known as (a)   .

11.

In a hydro-electric project, the difference between headrace level and tailrace level is termed (a)   .

12.

The property of soil that allows it to transmit water through its pores is called (a)   .

13.

The crops that cannot normally be grown without irrigation water are called (a)   crops.

14.

MATCH THE FOLLOWING: SET 1 – Hydropower Components

a)

A. Forebay

1.

Acts as regulating reservoir before pens

b)

B. Penstock

2.

Carries water under pressure to turbine

c)

C. Surge tank

3.

Balances water-hammer pressure

d)

D. Draft tube

4.

Connects tailrace to turbine outlet

15.

MATCH THE FOLLOWING: SET 2 – Irrigation & Reservoir Concepts

a)

A. Delta

1.

Depth of water required to mature a cro

b)

B. Duty

2.

Area irrigated per unit volume of water

c)

C. Freeboard

3.

Vertical distance between top of dam an

d)

D. Dead storage

4.

Water below minimum drawdown level