Step 1: Pair each term in LIST I with its correct definition or application in LIST II.
- A. Cutoff wall: An impermeable barrier installed beneath a dam or weir, extending into the foundation soil. Its main function is to lengthen the seepage path and reduce the hydraulic gradient, thus III. Preventing piping below the structure.
- B. Hydraulic jump: In open-channel flow, this occurs when a fast-moving (supercritical) stream abruptly decelerates and increases in depth (subcritical). This turbulent transition is effective for I. Energy dissipation, typically occurring on a spillway apron.
- C. Froude number is one: The dimensionless Froude number (Fr) indicates open-channel flow regimes. Fr = 1 signifies II. Critical flow condition, the theoretical maximum discharge for a given specific energy.
- D. Flood routing: This process forecasts the timing and shape of a flood wave in a river or reservoir. Reservoir routing is fundamentally based on the IV. Storage discharge relationship, which links reservoir storage volume to outflow rate.
Step 2: Document the correct pairings.
- A \(\rightarrow\) III
- B \(\rightarrow\) I
- C \(\rightarrow\) II
- D \(\rightarrow\) IV
This set of pairings corresponds to option (C).