outlet factor full supply co-efficient time factor capacity factor
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super saturated water logged over nourished none of the above
hygroscopic water capillary water gravity water free water
poor drainage excessive seepage from nearby reservoirs and canals over irrigation all the above
the portion of the rainfall which is utilized by crops the total rainfall the total rainfall minus the total run off none of the above
the number of days the canal has run to the number of days of irrigation period the number of days the canal has run at its capacity the number of days of irrigation period to the number of days the canal has run the duty at the head of canal to the duty at the field
total amount of water applied to the crop during its life period total amount of water applied minus the total rainfall during its life period total amount of water utilized by the crop for its evapo-transpiration requirements total amount of water used in the plant metabolism
the ayacut irrigated to the peak discharge the mean discharge in the canal to the peak discharge peak discharge to the average discharge the peak discharge to the ayacut irrigated by the canal
arid zone dry zone desert zone none of the above
consumptive use + field application losses field irrigation requirement + conveyance losses consumptive use + conveyance losses net irrigation requirement + conveyance losses
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