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Cross Drainage Works Questions and Answers

Answer: B

A super-passage is a cross-drainage work in which the canal is taken below the natural stream: the drainage passes over the canal in a trough, so the canal flows beneath it. The opposite arrangement, where the canal is carried over the drainage, is an aqueduct. Crossing at nearly the same level is done by a level crossing, and diverting water from a river into a canal is the function of a headworks or a weir, not of a super-passage.

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If the path of an irrigation canal is below the bed level of a natural stream, the type of cross-drainage structure provided is:

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RSMSSB JE - 2025, RSMSSB JE Agriculture - 2025, RSMSSB - 2025,

Answer: C

The structure is a Super Passage.

Where the canal bed is below the bed of the natural stream, the stream is carried over the canal in a flume or trough, and the canal passes beneath. This is a super passage.

An aqueduct is the reverse case, carrying the canal over the drainage when the canal is above the stream. A level crossing is used when both are at about the same level, and a sluice gate is a regulating device, not a cross-drainage work.

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