Soil and Water Conservation Engineering · Fluid Mechanics · 1 mark · Multiple choice
Match1 Tensiometer,2 Piezometer,3 Lysimeter,4 Elbow meter,5 Pitot tube with a Consumptive use, b Bernoulli equation, c Soil moisture, d Hydrostatic pressure, e Volumetric flow.
A tensiometer characterizes soil-water suction; a piezometer measures pressure head; a lysimeter determines consumptive water use; an elbow meter measures flow through differential pressure; and a Pitot tube uses the stagnation/static-pressure relation from Bernoulli. The intended mapping is **B**. Soil moisture in c refers to moisture condition/potential, not a direct volumetric reading.
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