| Training course on conveyance efficiency and flow
measurement
Contact person Mr L.K. Nuwal - Director
Contact person's address Irrigation Management and
Training Institute Dadabadi Kota (Rajasthan) 324009 India
Contact person's Telephone/Fax Tel
+91-744-500642/682 Fax +91-744-2500682
Contact person's
E-mail [email protected]
Type of programme Course Field exercise
included
Certificate Certificate of participation
Frequency of programme Sceduled annually, may be
repeated upon request.
Programme's main focus Enhancement of the
capabilities of water professionals.
Programme prospectus This course is designed to
impart knowledge of the importance of water measurement and methods of flow
measurements. Also covered are conveyance losses in the canal system.
After completion of this course, trainees will be able to
measure flow of water using different methods including area slope method,
velocity method, uses of Notches, weirs and flumes. Trainees will be able to
work out the efficiency of canal systems and losses in canal/water courses. The
course includes a field exercise to install instruments and illustrate their use
on site.
In addition the course covers conveyance efficiency of
irrigation systems and methods of measurement, measurement of flow methods (area
slope, area velocity methods), notches, orifices and current meters, measurement
of flow by weirs and flumes, measurement of water loss for conveyance,
conveyance efficiency and field exercise.
Target group Operating Personnel, Irrigation
Officers
Dates/duration Three days, scheduled upon request
but may change as per requirement.
Language Hindi |
Rajasthan Irrigation Management and Training
Institute
Acronym Rajasthan IMTI
Country India
Address Irrigation Management and Training
Institute Dadabadi Kota (Rajasthan) 324009 India
Tel +91-744-500642/682
Fax +91-744-2500682
E-mail [email protected]
Institute/organization
www http://www.rajirrigation.com/2imti.htm
Brief description of
institution/organization Accelerated irrigated land use and optimization
of agriculture production through efficient soil-crop-water management without
resource degradation is essential to meet the food and fibre needs of India's
population. Sustained and increased agriculture production is possible only
through an integrated participatory development approach where all concerned are
dedicated to Nation development. This entails appropriate training of all the
planners, field workers and farmers by a management institute that is well
equipped with the necessary tools and training facilities. The Irrigation
Management and Training Institute, Kota (Rajasthan), fulfils this
requirement.
The Institute was established in August, 1984 under the Water
Resources Management and Training (WRMT) Project assisted by the United States
Agency for International Development. Its main objectives are:
- Training the in-service personnel of Irrigation
and Agriculture Departments and farmers in irrigation management through regular
courses, workshops and seminars to improve their job performance to optimize
agriculture production in the irrigated areas. - Provide consultancy in
irrigation management and irrigated agriculture.
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