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List-I |
List-II |
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A. Standard project flood (SPF) |
1. Includes catastrophic floods |
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B. Maximum probable flood (MPF) |
2. Includes floods of severe conditions |
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C. Design flood |
3. Peak flow obtained from observed data |
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D. Maximum flood |
4. Flood of desired recurrence interval |
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List-I |
List-II |
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A. Convective |
1. Atmospheric disturbance |
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B. Cyclonic |
2. Mountain barrier |
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C. Frontal |
3. Pressure difference |
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D. Orographic |
4. Temperature difference |
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5. Warm & cold air masses |
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1. |
Sleet |
a. |
It is ice coating formation when rain or drizzle comes in contact with cold object on the ground. |
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2. |
Glaze |
b. |
It is a showery precipitation in the form of irregular pellets or lumps of ice of size more than 8 mm. |
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3. |
Hail |
c. |
They are frozen raindrops of transparent grains that are formed when rain falls through air at a sub-freezing temperature. |
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List-I |
List-II |
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A. Disintegration of aggregates due to weathering |
1. Attrition
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B. The removal of material from the surface of the road by grinding action |
2. Crushing
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C. Mutual rubbing or grinding within the mass under the action of traffic |
3. Soundness
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D. Breaking up of road surface layer through cracking into irregular shaped areas |
4. Abrasion
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5. Impact |
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Road Type |
Minimum Road Way Width |
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1. Single-lane major district roads |
5.75 m |
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2. Single-lane other district roads |
4.75 m |
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3. Single-lane village roads |
4.75 m |