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Despite the fact that the measures of water assets are sufficient for the whole world, the appropriation of them in existence shows uneven pattern [1]. Dams play a vital role in reservoir water for use in times of need. Although many of the dams have been built, the shortage of water has always been there. In this paper we are going to elaborate on the reasons for this and the solution. This learning inspects the day by day inflow and outflow of water in Mettur Dam from June 2000 to May 2001 and reveals that whether or not this water is useful for people’s livelihood. In this paper, we show that asymptotical of the hypothesis in Gaussian procedures permit us to acquire estimates for the time of break and as well compare with water flow in Mettur Dam.

A stochastic model to analyze water flow in Mettur Dam using limiting distribution at the ruin time