Civil Engineering MCQAE Level Civil Engineering
The axis of a groyne with respect to the river flow direction generally makes
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Choose the correct answer
A
an acute angle
B
an obtuse angle
C
a right angle
D
an angle of 80°
Correct Answer
A. an acute angle
Why is this the answer?
A groyne is commonly set at an angle to the flow; attracting/repelling types use acute downstream/upstream orientation
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