Titlebook: Advances in Water Resources Engineering and Management; Select Proceedings o Rafid AlKhaddar,Ram Karan Singh,Madhuri Kumari Conference proc

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Evaluation of the SWAT Model for Analysing the Water Balance Components for the Upper Sabarmati Basthe water balance components in parts of upper Sabarmati basin (6211.56 km.) of central India using the soil and water assessment tool (SWAT) hydrologic model. The river basin was delineated to 31 sub-basins encompassing 116 hydrologic response units (HRUs). Monthly calibration (1992–1999) and valid

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Rainfall-Runoff Modelling and Simulation Using Remote Sensing and Hydrological Model for Banas Rivend to develop a relationship between runoff and rainfall in Banas River, Gujarat, India. Banas River has been taken as the study area because it is a region which was mostly flooded and having a severe effect on the Gujarat 2017 flood. This model compromises two models, a rainfall-runoff model that

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Estimation of Domestic Water Demand and Supply Using System Dynamics Approach,ll. Water is used for all purposes such as domestic, agriculture and industrial needs, navigational, recreational, and power generation. In this study, water demands and supply for domestic sector have been presented. Based on various factors, e.g., the level of economy, technological advancement, a

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Electrocoagulation as an Eco-Friendly River Water Treatment Method, of a sacrificial anode. In this technique, pollutant removal is done without adding chemicals; therefore, it remarkably reduces the sludge produced and consequently reduces the cost of sludge handling. This method has been efficiently used to remove, up to 99%, of a wide range of pollutants such as

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2366-2557 ter engineering and hydro environmental engineering problemsThis book comprises select papers presented at the International Conference on Trends and Recent Advances in Civil Engineering (TRACE 2018). The book covers inter-disciplinary research and applications in integrated water resource managemen