KIET GROUP OF INSTITUTIONS GHAZIABAD

Internship Report
On
Irrigation and Canal System &
Design of Canal VRB
July-August(2022)
Submitted By:
Shreyansh Singh Patel
B.tech/Civil(7thSec. B)
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CERTIFICATE :-
CERTIFICATE NO. :-1797 ,Date of
issuing certificate from organization is
18August2022.
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION:-
 Moosa Khand dam division, Irrigation Department is the name of the organization where I
have done my summer training internship from 1July 2022 to 16 August 2022 . It was a
government organization which works in the irrigation sector and also works in the
construction also like river bank side , village road bridge etc.
 Moosa Khand dam division, Irrigation Department was placed in Varanasi which also
knows as the historical name Kashi also. All the work was given by this organisation was in
the form the tender .
 This organization main aim to proper supply of the water through canal system from the
lifting of the water from the ganga river and supply though the canal system at the
agriculture land for the growing of the crops .
TASK GIVEN DURING INTERNSHIP:-
 Task 1 :- Find out the meaning of the Irrigation canal. Classification of the canal
according to the discharge.

 Task 2:- By the survey of the site and make the full lay out of the canal system of
the Bhoopauli Pump Canal system.

 Task 3:- Design the Village Road Bridge( V.R.B.) using auto cad software .
TASK 1:- FIND OUT THE MEANING OF THE IRRIGATION CANAL.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE CANAL ACCORDING TO THE DISCHARGE.

 An irrigation canal carries water from its source to agricultural fields. Canals
used for transport of goods are known as navigation canals. Power canals are
used to carry water for generation of hydroelectricity.

 A feeder canal feeds one or more canals. A link canal links the two canals so
that, if required, water of one canal can be diverted to the other canal through
the link canal. A given canal can serve more than one function.

 Based on the nature of source of supply, a canal can be either a permanent or

an inundation canal. A permanent canal has a continuous source of water
supply. Such canals are also called perennial canals.
CLASSIFICATI
ON OF
IRRIGATION
CANAL:-
1-) Main Canal
2-) Branch Canal
3-) Major Distribution
4-) Minor Distribution
TASK 2:- BY THE SURVEY OF THE SITE AND MAKE THE FULL LAY
OUT OF THE CANAL SYSTEM OF THE BHOOPAULI PUMP CANAL
SYSTEM.
TASK 3:- DESIGN THE VILLAGE ROAD BRIDGE( V.R.B.) USING AUTO
CAD SOFTWARE .
 LEARNING DURING THE INTERNSHIP:-
 How we do the design of the plan layout of the BPC canal by the software or
by the hand layout also in rough figure .
 Making a good first impressions.
 Networking.
 Dealing with difficult people.
 Working style .
 Patience to do a work.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF PUMP HOUSE
PHOTOGRAPHS OF CANALS
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LITERATURE REVIEW :-
 Journals:- 1
BRIDGE FAILURE AND CONSEQUENCES (Satish Chandra)

This paper presents a review of bridge failure and its direct; indirect
consequences statistics, based on a literature survey and available information
through websites, focusing on RCC; PSC; steel composite bridges. Failure cases
have distinguished between those resulting in bridge total collapsed and partially
collapsed but resulted in the loss of serviceability.
 JOURNALS :-2

Comparative analysis of groundwater conditions on rain-fed and irrigated

agriculture in the upper Blue Nile basin, Ethiopia .

This study was conducted at the Koga Irrigation Scheme in the upper Blue Nile
basin (Ethiopia) to investigate the influence of irrigation activity on the
groundwater system. Representative samples of six shallow wells in the
irrigated fields and four shallow wells in the adjacent non-irrigated (rain-fed
agricultural lands) were selected.
 JOURNALS :-3

Of irrigation canals and multifunctional agroforestry: Traditional agriculture

facilitates Woolly-necked Stork breeding in a north Indian agricultural
landscape.

Agriculture is a major cause of the ongoing global biodiversity decline This

recognition has prompted research into ways to retain wildlife amid agriculture
since most farmlands are unlikely to be converted to natural habitats given the
burgeoning human population. Research is biased towards agricultural systems
in temperate regions where large land holdings and mechanization dominate
agricultural practices It is frequently assumed that trends of biodiversity
declines in temperate farmlands are accentuated in small-holder tropical and
sub-tropical agricultural systems especially cereal producing farmlands where
crop yield is maximised by thinning tree cover
 JOURNALS :-4

Field measurement and analysis of water losses at the main and tertiary levels of
irrigation canals: Var amin Irrigation Scheme.

Irrigation canals waste some of the water during the conveyance and distribution
process. Due to the effect of water losses on distribution planning and operation
process, it is necessary to estimate the conveyance efficiency and water losses.
The purpose of this research is to evaluate the performance of water conveyance
in all level of canals and to carry out an in-depth analysis of the water losses
problem in the irrigation schemes through a case study. Therefore, the recorded
data in more than 40 selected points of the main, secondary and tertiary canals
were analysed.
 JOURNALS :-5

Effect of irrigation network rehabilitation on water management-case study:

Tanta Navigation canal.

In many regions of the world, water shortage and land suitability increasingly
constrain developments in the irrigated agriculture sector. The major water
management policies are now largely involved with programs of rehabilitation
rather than with new irrigation infrastructures construction. Linkages can exist
between factors affecting performance and their effects.
DURATION OF THE INTERNSHIP

Name of students :- Shreyansh Singh Patel

Roll No. :- 1900290000066
Name of course :- irrigation and canal system
Date of Commencement of Training :- 1- July-2022
Date of Completions of Training :- 16- August -2022