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Analysis of the beach materials at the Kuakata coast

Matiur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1999-10)

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Low-flow criteria for water quality standards for selected rivers

Matiur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2000-10)

Low flow quantiles are commonly used to describe stream characteristics and are used for establishing water quality standards. The objective of this study is to investigate the surface water quality in terms of parameter ...
Effect of urbanization on storm runoff characteristics of Dhaka city

Masud Hasan, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1997-07)

An urban or urbanizing watershed can be defined as an area in which all or part of the watershed will be covered by impervious structures, such as roads, sidewalks, parking lots and houses. In Bangladesh, the urban centres ...
Assessment of National Water Resources Database (NWRD) developed by Water Resources Planning Organization (WARPO) in 2001

Masud Alam, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2009-07)

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Application of maccormack scheme to the study of aggradation-degradation in alluvial channels

Mahbub Alam, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1998-07)

Aggradation and degradation are ubiquitous phenomena that occur in most alluvial channels. The complete Saint Venant equations describe the unsteady open channel /low conditions. The continuity equation for the conservation ...
Recharge estimation in and around Khulna city by alternative methods

Mahboob Hasan, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2005-10)

Khulna city and its surroundings are selected as the study area, which is located at the south western part of the country and approximately one hundred km north of Bay of Bengal. To meet the water demand of the city, ...
Applicability of alluvial roughness predictors for Gumti, Kushiyara and Mohananda rivers

Jalal Uddin, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1999-12)

This study has been performed to determine the applicability of alluvial roughness predictors for Gumti, Kushiyara and Mohananda rivers. Eleven roughness predictors are evaluated- six are based on division of roughness ...
Experimental study on flow field and scour around bell mouth groin

Jahir Uddin, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2009-02)

A study was undertaken to investigate the flow field and scour around bell mouth groin in a large mobile physical model facility (46m x 11 m) of BVET. For this purposc a total number of 24 test runs were performed. Three ...
Computation of runoff in the Jamuneswari river basin of north west-Bangladesh

Hasan Ali, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2001-03)

A study has been conducted for computation of runoff in the Jamuneswari basin located in the North West Region of Bangladesh. The basin is a moderate size of approx. 1055.77 km2 drainage area. The main river systems of ...
Flood flows of the Jamuna : a study of Magnitudes and frequencies

Golam Saleque, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1991-09)

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Water utilization efficiency of irrigation project - a case study of Dacca-Narayangaj-Demra project

Md. Ghulam Rabbani (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1981-06)

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Study of floating pump irrigation in Bangladesh

Ferdousur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1997-06)

Irrigation by floating pumps has been practiced in Bangladesh since 1961-62. A pilot project comprising twenty-six floating pump was taken up in 1988-89. Until 1990-91 the responsibilities of commissioning, operation and ...
Study on stage-discharge relationship of Atrai river

Fazlul Quader, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1995-02)

The present study investigated the stage-discharge relationship of the Atrai river. The analysis of stage-discharge relations for four stations: Panchagarh, Bushirbandar, Mohadebpur and Atrai were carried out. Both power ...
Experimental study on flow behaviour around launching apron

Ehsanul Haque, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2010-01)

Launching apron is widely used at the toe of all riverbank protection works. Use of launching apron around revetment is very popular for protection of structures against scour failure. A systematic experimental investigation ...
Development of unit hydrograph for the Halda river basin

Md. Badiuzzaman (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1978-07)

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Hydraulic model study of bed level changes of alluvial river

Ataur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2002-08)

The Saint-Venant equations describing unsteady flow in open channels and the continuity equation for the conservation of sediment mass are numerically solved to determine the aggradation-degradation of channel bottom due ...
Hydrologic determination of instream flow requirement of the Ganges river

Ataur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1998-08)

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Hydraulic evaluation of conventional and modified tubewells in barind project

Asaduzzaman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 1999-08)

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Urban influences on selected climatic parameters in Dhaka metropolitan area

Asaduzzaman, Md. (1998-02)

In this study, efforts have been made to study the effect of urbanization on selected climatic parameters such as rainfall, surface temperature 'and atmospheric pressure for Dhaka metropolitan area. The development of ...
Study on effectiveness of coastal BIO-SHILD for reduction of the energy of high frequency surges

Arifur Rahman, Md. (Department of Water Resources Engineering, 2014-03)

Storm surges generated by cyclones can cause devastating damage of property and loss of life in coastal areas of Bangladesh. Bio-shield in wetlands can reduce the energy of storm surges and cyclones. In this study, ...

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