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Rates for Net

G floor
L1
28.17
L2
4.75
L3
3.5
L
36.42
H
4.17
A
151.8714
14.11654
1st floor
L1
28.17
L2
4.75
L3
3.5
L
36.42
H
11.5
A
418.83
38.93051
2nd floor
L1
28.17
L2
4.83
L3
7.25
L
40.25
H
9.5
A
382.375
35.542
Tot A
953.0764
Rates
ft
m
3.28
25
4
25
6.5
25
3.28
32.8
4
25
6.56
25
3.28
25
3.28
25

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
sq ft
sq m

84.51

ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
sq ft
sq m
ft
ft
ft
ft
ft
sq ft
sq m

25.17
6433.266

Rs
1200
2100
3600
2600
5000
2500
1800

Rs/sq ft
4.46
6.40
6.75
7.44
7.93
9.30
9.30
6.69

Nos

Amount (Rs)Total Rs

82
1
1.5

2100
5400

7500

m3/s
m
m
m
m

Design Flood, Q
Average bed level
HFL (before construction of barrage)
Afflux
FRL
f
width of crest of barrage bays other than undersluice
d/s WL
read from SD curve corresponding to FRP

70500
70.833
87.95
1
82.043
1.57
3
82

Crest Level

70.833 m
72.333 m

undersluice
barrage bays

Waterway
Lacey's waterway, P
Provide
1.1 P
Assume
(a) Undersluice portion
6 bays
18 each
5 piers
3 each
Overall waterway
(b) Other barrage bay portion
32 bays
18 m
each
31 piers
3m
each
Overall waterway
Divide wall
Total waterway provided
Check whether maximum flood can pass through waterway
HFL before construction of barrage
Permissible afflux
d/s HFL
u/s HFL
q
R
V

Average discharge intesity


Scour depth
approach velocity

V2/2g
velocity head
u/S TEL
Head over underslices
Head over crest of other barrages bay
Qundersluice
Check whether other barrage bays behave as sharp crested weir or not
width/head over crest of other barrage bay
Qbarrage bays
QTotal
Looseness factor
Design of UnderSluice Portion
(1) High Flow Condition
(a) No concentration and retrogression
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL

m
m

1261.21 m
1387.331 m

108 m
15 m
123 m
576
93
669
3
795
795
87.95
1
87.95
88.95

m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m

3
88.68 m /s/m
23.1 m
3.84 m/s

0.75
89.7
18.867
17.367
11892

m
m
m
m
3
m /s

5.79 OK
3
61904 m /s
3
73796 m /s
0.63

89.7 m
88.7 m
1m

q
y1

Discharge intensity between piers


V1
Ef1
Fr1
y2/y1

8.8
15.83
21.57
1.7
(b) 20% concentration and 0.5 m retrogression

y2
1.96

V2
17.25

Ef2
8.08

20.58

q
Discharge intensity between piers
velocity head
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL
y1

V1

Ef1

Fr1

3
139.32 m /s/m
HL

167.18
21.31
92.143
88.2
3.943
y2/y1

8.22
20.34
29.31
2.26
(1) Pond Level Condition
(a) No concentration and retrogression
FPL
Head over crest of undersluice
Head over crest of other barrage bays
Neglecting approach velocity
Qundersluice

y2
2.73

V2
22.44

Ef2
7.45

0.99
3

m /s/m
m
m
m
m
HL

25.27

3.9

82.043 m
11.21 m
9.71 m

Qbarrage bays

3
6033 m /s
3
28608 m /s

QTotal

3
34641 m /s

Average discharge intesity

3
43.57 m /s/m

R
V

Normal scour depth


Velocity of approach

14.38 m
3.03 m/s

V2/2g
u/S TEL
d/s TEL
HL

velocity head

q
y1

Discharge intensity between piers


V1
Ef1
Fr1
y2/y1

0.47
82.513
82.47
0.043
63.81

d/s WL read from SD curve

6.5
9.82
11.42
1.23
(b) 20% concentration and 0.5 m retrogression

y2
1.31

V2
8.52

Ef2
7.49

V1
5.25

Ef1
14.58

Fr1
16.08

HL
11.38

q
Discharge intensity between piers
velocity head
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL
y1

76.57
12.66
83.493
81.97
1.523
y2/y1

2.03

Provide the d/s floor


EL
62.93 say
62.9
L
71.1 say
71
Depth of Sheet Pile Lines from Scour Consideration

y2
2.41

V2
12.65

Ef2
6.05

m
m
m
m

0.04
m3/s/m
m
m
m
m
HL

14.52

1.53

Avg GL
deepest bed level

70.833
67.789

Eljump formation

L
42.25

68.12

Eljump formation

L
71.1

62.93

256.29

Eljump formation

L
10.1

71.09

Eljump formation

L
37

67.45

1 acre
1 ft
1 mile

4046.825 m2
0.3048 m
1.609344 km

0.590545

29
53
432
540
592
529
489
441
377
308
233
148
97
53
23
4344
13032
46915200
8570000000
5.47435239

288000

15.6
37.5
282.7
507.3

5.6
2.78571429
6.69642857
50.4821429
90.5892857

2
4.65
5.34
0.1
0.1
4.62
16.81
14.61

3.045
3.045

1.605
2.295

3.9

3.045

1.575

0.525

5.475
0.9125

35.31467

2452 69.43291
125 3.539606

0.05097

27.2
31.81
99.04
35.476

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul

31
28
31
30
31
30
31

74

Aug

31

V jan--May + evap loss + transmission loss

83

Sep

30

Q jan--May + evap loss + transmission loss

5.21
11.92

Oct
Nov
Dec

31
30
31

annual demand
annual demand
annual demand
V jan--May

5.21

V jan--May + eva loss

15

160
4.53
143
59

cusecs
cumecs
MCM
MCM

S No Item
1 Construction of
dispensary

Quantity

Unit
2 each

Rate
Amount
50000
100000

2 Provision for medicines


for 2 dispensaries etc
(2*15000)

1 year

30000

30000

3 Wages of medical staff


one no each at two
dispensary (12*5000*2)

1 year

120000

120000

10000

100000

4 Improvement /
constrcution of road
about 10 km long

5 Improvement / repair
renovation of existing
pipe line for drinking
water supply

10 Km

Lumpsum

100000

6 Provision for taps and


other accessories at
community points so as
to ensure functinality of
existing infrastructure

300 each

50

15000

7 Construction of check
dams in the existing
water shed so as to
improve water
avaiability in the nalla
catchmment
8 Community afforestation
porgramme

20 each

5000

100000

10

50000

5000 sapling

Remarks
Construction using locally
available material and
community labour
Provision for at least one year

Provision for at least one year

Provison only for


improvement of road. No
fresh cutting as been
provided. Additional supprt
fro Rural Road Development
Programme will be obtained.
Lump sum provision has been
made. Excess requirement of
funds shall bemade from Rajv
Gandhi Drinking Water
Mission where 90% support is
provided bythe governmment
for this purpose.

Assumed that 50% of the PAFs


shall be required such
renovations

Additional support shall be


obtained form existinf
programme of Ministry of
Agriculture for water shed
management.
Provision only for
implantation of 5000 sapling
has been made. Additional
support shall be obtained
from Forest department.

m3/s
m
m
m
m

Design Flood, Q
Average bed level
HFL (before construction of barrage)
Afflux
FRL
f
width of crest of barrage bays other than undersluice
d/s WL
read from SD curve corresponding to FRP

8100
257
262.2
1
260.6
1
3
260.2

Crest Level

257 m
258.3 m

undersluice
barrage bays

Waterway
Lacey's waterway, P
Provide
1.1 P
Assume
(a) Undersluice portion
5 bays
15 each
4 piers
2.5 each
Overall waterway
(b) Other barrage bay portion
27 bays
12 m
each
25 piers
2m
each
Overall waterway
Divide wall
Total waterway provided
Check whether maximum flood can pass through waterway
HFL before construction of barrage
Permissible afflux
d/s HFL
u/s HFL
q
R
V

Average discharge intesity


Scour depth
approach velocity

V2/2g
velocity head
u/S TEL
Head over underslices
Head over crest of other barrages bay
Qundersluice
Check whether other barrage bays behave as sharp crested weir or not
width/head over crest of other barrage bay
Qbarrage bays
QTotal
Looseness factor
Design of UnderSluice Portion
(1) High Flow Condition
(a) No concentration and retrogression
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL

m
m

427.5 m
470.25 m

75 m
10 m
85 m
324
50
374
3
462
462
262.2
1
262.2
263.2

m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m

3
17.53 m /s/m
9.11 m
1.92 m/s

0.19
263.39
6.39
5.09
1884

m
m
m
m
3
m /s

1.7 OK
3
6265 m /s
3
8149 m /s
1.08

263.39 m
262.39 m
1m

q
y1

Discharge intensity between piers


V1
Ef1
Fr1
y2/y1

2.54
10.81
8.5
2.17
(b) 20% concentration and 0.5 m retrogression

y2
2.61

V2
6.63

Ef2
4.14

7.5

q
Discharge intensity between piers
velocity head
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL
y1

V1

Ef1

Fr1

3
27.46 m /s/m
HL

32.95
7.22
264.22
261.89
2.33
y2/y1

2.49
13.23
11.41
2.68
(1) Pond Level Condition
(a) No concentration and retrogression
FPL
Head over crest of undersluice
Head over crest of other barrage bays
Neglecting approach velocity
Qundersluice

y2
3.32

V2
8.27

Ef2
3.98

1.02
3

m /s/m
m
m
m
m
HL

9.08

2.34

260.6 m
3.6 m
2.3 m

Qbarrage bays

3
829 m /s
3
2000 m /s

QTotal

3
2829 m /s

Average discharge intesity

3
6.12 m /s/m

R
V

Normal scour depth


Velocity of approach

4.52 m
1.35 m/s

V2/2g
u/S TEL
d/s TEL
HL

velocity head

q
y1

Discharge intensity between piers


V1
Ef1
Fr1
y2/y1

0.09
260.69
260.29
0.4
11.61

d/s WL read from SD curve

1.51
7.69
4.52
2
(b) 20% concentration and 0.5 m retrogression

y2
2.37

V2
3.58

Ef2
3.24

V1
1.42

Ef1
9.81

Fr1
6.33

HL
4.12

q
Discharge intensity between piers
velocity head
u/s TEL
d/s TEL
HL
y1

13.93
4.06
261.06
259.79
1.27
y2/y1

2.63

Provide the d/s floor


EL
252.81 say
252.8
L
28.9 say
29
Depth of Sheet Pile Lines from Scour Consideration

y2
3.25

V2
4.62

Ef2
3.02

m
m
m
m

0.41
m3/s/m
m
m
m
m
HL

5.08

1.25

Avg GL
deepest bed level

70.833
67.789

Eljump formation

L
20.45

254.89

Eljump formation

L
28.9

252.81

256.29

Eljump formation

L
10.35

256.17

Eljump formation

L
16

254.71


3.14
For sheet piles at either upstream end [Figure 6(a)] or the down stream end [Figure 6(b)].
E = (1/) cos-1*(-2)/ +
0.3
D = (1/) cos-1*(-1)/ +
0.21
C 1 = 100 - E
99.7
D 1 = 100 - D
99.79
E 1 = 100
where = (1/2)* 1+(1+2) +
4.78
and = (b/d)
9.5
For sheet piles at the intermediate point * Figure 6( c ) +
E = (1/) cos-1*(1-1)/ 2+ (15)
D = (1/) cos-1 *1/ 2+ (16)
C = (1/) cos-1*(1+1)/ 2+ (17)
In the above equations, 1 and 2 are given as:
1= (1/2)* (1+12) - (1+22)+ (18)
2= (1/2)* (1+12) + (1+22)+ (19)
where 1 = (b1/d)
2 = (b2/d)
For the case of a depressed floor ,
D' = D - (2/3)*E -D+ +(3/ 2) (20)
D' = 100 - D
Version 2 CE IIT, Kharagpur
Where D and E are given as
D = (1/) cos-1*(-1)/ + (21)
E = (1/) cos-1*(-2)/ + (22)
The above expressions may also be determined from the graph shown in Figure 7.

1 0.540302
1.543081

OB
24.3.2011
April
1
1
1

111.59
500
30 @
30 @
30 @

5.26
5.26
18.9

30
30
30

157.8
157.8
567

-46.21
-204.01
-771.01

Paid
SBI
OBC
CBI
CBII
Home
Locker
Gag
AK
Bshar
Tot

W
12.44
14
1.8
2

B
2
12
13
1.5
2

30.5

Tot
1

8
1.5
1
5
1
17.5

48

2.4

FRL
Ht
bed

1 cm
0.4
lenth of waterway

Cement
steel
skilled lab
semi ski
unskilled

Singrobo
non overflow
overflow
(abutments)
2
3
10.5
13
21
39

e/dam

r/b
800

s/way
37
2690

l/b
116
190

60

65.5
22
43.5
22

P/stock

500 m
200

198.96 4.827895
315
397.92

1317
22

65.69349
71.54438 11.92406
89.54438 11.19305
0.775399
Rs

Doolar
6000
57000
50
43.75
31.25

120
1140
1
0.875
0.625

12.9
400

FCFA
85000
615000
1200
1201
1202

54000 1.574074
513000 1.19883
450 2.666667
800 1.50125
375 3.205333

37
97

power blocks
60

Tiassale
non overflow
overflow
(abutments)

e /dam
1640
2440
2440

e/dam
800

FRL
Ht
bed El

20
13
7
13

Span
1 cm
1.6
QD
lenth of waterway

11.05

500 m
800
6700
30.53158
219.4449 12.19139
241.0449 13.39139
0.775399

P/stock

1317
22

r/b
s/way
l/b
power blocks
e /dam
253.9775 292.0449 253.9775
60
1640
3300
800 313.9775
2440

170.8635 5.337305
341.7269

264
240
6668.096

12.9
400

18

Cost Sub head-J: Power plant Civil Works


S.No.
Items
1 Diversion Dam

Amt (Rs Lakhs)


4578.21

2
3
4
5
6
8
9
10
11

95040

Tunnel intake
96.56
De-silting chamber
751.52
Diversion tunnel
396
Head race tunnel
4448.4
Surge shaft
435.6
Power house
3023.79
390
Tailrace Tunnel
601.04
Hydro mechanical works(Spillway gates,) Diversion
1320
tunnel gates,
612 de-silting chamber g
Miscellaneous civil works (switchyard, roads bridges
1320
etc.)
SUB- TOTAL
16971.12
12 add for physical contingencies at 5%
848.56
TOTAL
17819.67

Particular
A- Preliminary expenses including land
J- Power Plant Civil works

Cost (Rs. Lakhs)


1751

K- Buildings

44

M- Plantation

O-Pre-Operative Expenses

Q- Special T&P

18
4

S- Electromechanical Equipment

8481

T- Power evacuation

1760

Y- Loss on Stock
Total Hard Cost
Escalation
Total Escalated Cost
IDC plus Financial Cost
Total Project Cost

4%
2%

440

P- Maintenance
R- Communication

2%

17820

9
30340
2732
33072
6345
39417

551.2

1%
1%
4%

0.25%

singrobo
0.048171

8232.263094
68970 6014.125884
951600 2218.13721
300.7062942

#DIV/0!
#DIV/0!
#DIV/0!
475.2
#DIV/0!
#DIV/0!
94.637088
80.835846
7.753308
1240 5220.991252
#DIV/0!
2.156863 1898.039216 2616.741199
1308.3706
18235.10829
911.7554143
19146.8637
28.75
5
33.75
65981.25
3178.409286

Tiassale
7409
5413
114400 9975.584
1996
271
498.7792
0
428
415.8
0
73 54.51919 44.70574
4699
1280 5389.41
0
2355 2795.294 3853.746
1178
1734.186
16412
21912.21
821
1095.611
17232
23007.82

1632

3520 6698.409

singrobo

tiassale

382.937274
19146.8637
765.874548
382.937274
0
191.468637
191.468637
765.874548
0
0
47.86715925

345
17232
689
345
0
172
172
689
0
0
43

460.1564
23007.82
920.3129
460.1564
0
230.0782
230.0782
920.3129
0
0
57.51955

29531.6439
440.7708045

19687 35486.69
695.8174

414
20707
828
414
0
207
207
828
0
0
52

0
8978
0
449
0
374
0
40
4850
0
3468
1561
19721
986
20707

4887.5
1093972

2550 0.002331 2218.137

9976
499
416
45
5389
3853
1734
21912
1095.6
23007.6

Bandama 2
1 cm
21
scale

Part A
Part A
Tot A

500 m
10500 m
2034 m
5.162242

808576.8 sq m
21.54755 sq km

Bandama 3
1 cm
12.4
scale

500 m
6200 m
2211 m
2.804161

Part A
Part A
Tot A

2404324
267030.7
2671355 sq m
21.00572 sq km

81.81824 sq km at El 40 m

Bandama 1
1 cm
20.2
scale

Tot A

sq km at El 40 m

500 m
10100 m
3639.66 m
2.774985

5098989 sq m
39.26497 sq km

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