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CVEN3501 Water Resources Engineering - 2026 T1

CVEN3501 Water Resources Engineering - 2026 T1

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Given the following RFFE output, what was the catchment area?

RFFE output file

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If pumping is happening from several bores simultaneously, what principle can be used to determine the drawdown.

The principle of superposition.

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The principle of imaginary wells.

The principle of radial coordinates.

The principle of superimposing the field curve onto the type-curve.

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If I compute the evaporation using a Class A pan (shown below), will I overestimate the evaporation from the surrounding area?

Image of a Class A evaporation pan in situ.

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Yes

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For drilling in an unconsolidated formation with a cable-tool drill rig, how do you remove the sediment from the borehole?

Reverse circulation mud

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What type of precipitation is pictured in this image:

Precipitation type sketch.

Frontal

Orographic

Convergent

Convectional

What is the general relationship between porosity and hydraulic conductivity?

when the porosity increases the hydraulic conductivity increases.

hydraulic conductivity decreases with increasing porosity.

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there is a hyperbolic relationship between porosity and hydraulic conductivity.

there is no general relationship

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The 1 hour design rainfall intensity from the historic IFDs is 150 and the global temperature increase for 2050 is 2.5 degrees celsius. What is the future rainfall intensity based on the ARR climate change guidelines?

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What type of precipitation is pictured in this image:

Precipitation type sketch.