Barohi Village Scheme 18-06-2022

STATE WATER AND SANITATION MISSION
UNDER JAL JEEVAN MISSION PROGRAMME (JJM)
GOVERNMENT OF UTTAR PRADESH
ESTIMATE FOR Barohi GRAM PANCHAYAT WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

GRAM PANCHAYAT - Barohi
Per Capita Cost - 5,103
BLOCK - Bilariaganj
Tehsil - SAGRI
CENSUS CODE - 192961,
DISTRICT - AZAMGARH
SUBMITTED BY - M/s GA Infra - BABA (JV)
ESTIMATED COST : EXECUTIVE ENGINEER

ESTIMATE No : CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
355.34 Lacs
Year : UPJN, AZAMGARH
INDEX
SR.NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

1A CHECKLIST 1
1B SALIENT FEATURES 3
2 PROJECT REPORT 7
3 FINANCIAL STATEMENT 11
3.1 Form -J (Comprehensive) 12
3.2 Form -J (Civil) 13
3.3 Form-J (E/M) 14
3.4 General Abstract of Cost (O&M) 15
3.5 General Abstract of Cost (Comprehensive) 16
3.6 Break up of Cost 17
4 ECONOMICS OF THE SCHEME

4.1 Abstract of Economics 19
4.2 Statement of Annual Income 20
4.3 Annual Recurring Expenditure on Maintenance 21
4.4 Annual Expenditure on Water Cess 22
4.5 Annual Recurring Expenditure on Operation Diesel Generator 23
5 TECHNICAL STATEMENT
5.1 Population Projection 26
5.2 Mass Balance Calculation For OHT 32
5.3 Tubewell Pump Assembly Design Calculations 35
5.4 Electrical Design Calculation 50
5.5 Rising Main Design Calculation For Economical Size 60
5.6 Calculation For Pump Head of Tubewell 62
5.7 Hydraulic Design Output in Water GEMS Software 64
6 ESTIMATE
6.1 Estimate for General Civil Work 74
6.2 Estimate for E/M Work 87
7 BILL OF QUANTITY 95
8 DRAWING
9 SCHEDULE OF RATE
10 DESIGN GUIDELINE
11 ANNEXURES
Barohi GRAM PANCHAYAT WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
Under Jal Jeevan Mission Programme
BLOCK- Bilariaganj, DISTRICT- AZAMGARH
Verify DPR
Basic Data
District: No. of Village Covered
AZAMGARH 1/0
Block: Gram Panchayat
Bilariaganj Barohi
Tehsil:
SAGRI
Population and Household Data
Sr. No. Description Total SC/ST Households

1 As per census 2011 3348 874 514
2 Initial Stage 2023 4010 1047 933
3 Middle Stage 2038 5025 1312 1169
4 Ultimate Stage 2053 6296 1644 1465
General Abstract of cost

Sr. No. Description of work Qty Unit Amount(Rs)
1 Pump house & Chlorinating room 1 Job 6,19,000.00
2 Rising Main150mm Dia. 40 Rmt 1,73,582.18
3 R.C.C. Over head tank 250 Kl 12 M Staging 1 Nos 47,43,000.00
4 Distribution System 14873 Rmt 1,30,51,000.00
5 Boundary Wall and approach raod 1 Job 12,13,000.00
6 ANCILLIARY CIVIL WORKS 1 6,86,000.00
8 Surveying and designing 1 Job 2,65,000.00

Total (A) 2,07,50,582.18
9 Cost of Tubewell 1 Nos. 2499000
10 Cost of pumping plant and Chlorinating Plant 1 Set 793000
11 Solar plant 21 KW 1823000
12 E&M for the works 1 Nos. 883000
13 Total (B) 59,98,000.00
Total (A+B) 2,67,48,582.18
14 Ultimate Stage 2053 Population to be benifited (in souls) 6296
15 Cost per caita on CAPEX Rs. 4324.8
16 Cost of Work (including Contingency & GST) 321.30
17 Cost per capita on CAPEX (including Contingency & GST) 5103
Project Population required to make it viable for Per Capita Cost of Rs 6400 (in souls)
5103.3
18
19 Total FHTC 933.00
20 Cost per FHTC on CAPEX (including Contingency & GST) 34437.52
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SALEINT
FEATURES
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Under Jal Jeevan Mission Programme
Block name - Bilariaganj Tehsil - SAGRI
District Name AZAMGARH
SALIENT FEATURE
1 Name of Projects Barohi GRAM PANCHAYAT WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
Name of
2 Under Jal Jeevan Mission Programme
Programme
3 Name of District AZAMGARH
4 Name of Block Bilariaganj
5 Name of Tehsil SAGRI
Base
Mid Year
6 Population Census 2011 Year Design Year 2053
2038
2023
Total SC/ST Total Total Total SC/ST
Barohi 3348 874 4010 5025 6296 1644
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 3348 874 4010 5025 6296 1644
7 Source of water Under Ground water
Rate of water 64.7 LPCD (added 15% losses over 55 LPCD)
8
supply
9 Head Works Tube Well
Nature of Chlorination
10
Treatment
Land of water Barohi
11
works site
Details of Barohi+Hb
12
Habitations:
Name of Gram
S.No. Revenue Village Census Code 2011 Name of Habitations
Panchayat
(i) Barohi Barohi+ 192961+ Barohi+Hb
Water Requirement in KLD

13 Water Demand
Base Year 2023 Mid Year 2038 Ultimate Stage 2053
259 325 407
Details of Pumping Expected Discharge
No. of Pumps Head (M) B.H.P
14 Plants In (LPM)
T.W.1 1 850 43.00 15.00
15 RISING MAIN WITH BYE PASS
Description Dia (mm)/Type of Pipe/Class Length (m)
Rising main Tube
DI-K-9 30
well to OHT
Rising Main Bye
DI-K-9 10
Pass Arrangement
Total Rising main with Bye Pass 40
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16 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Sr.No Size/ Type of Pipe/ Class Length (m)
(A) HDPE PN-6 PE100
1 63 5,874.00
2 75 2,174.00
3 90 1,844.00
4 110 1,348.00
5 125 1,308.00
6 140 1,276.00
7 160 762.00
8 180 0.00
9 200 0.00
10 150 0.00
11 200 287.00
12 250 0.00
13 300 0.00
Total Distribution System 14,873.00
17 SERVICE RESERVOIR
No. of Storage Tank Type Detail Capacity in Kl Staging in (m)
1 O.H.T RCC 250 12
18 DISINFECTIONS
S. No. Type Details
i. Type of Chlorinator Chlorine dosing plant
ii. Maximum Dose 1.00 P.p.m
iii. Average Dose 0.50 P.p.m
iv. Residual Chlorine 0.20 P.p.m
v Capacity of Chlorinator 6 LPH
19 APPURTENANCES
S. No. APPURTENANCES Qty. (Nos.)
i. Sluice Valve 50 mm to 200 mm dia 5
ii. Check Valve 100 mm 0
iii. Scour Valve 80 mm dia 3
iv. Air Valve 50 mm dia 1
v Stand Posts single tap pillar type 3
vi Fire Hydrant 100 mm to 250mm dia 3
20 Cost of Road dismantling and reinstatement % on Distribution value
Cost of Distribution System (in Lac.) 130.51
Cost of Road dismantling and reinstatement (in Lac) 25.77
% of Road cuting & Reinstatement 19.7%
Justification :As the pipe network is ruuning through bituminious and CC paved surfaces , the Cost of Road
dismantling and reinstatement % on Distribution value is exceeding 25%
21 FINANCIAL IMPLEMENTATION
S. No. Description Base year 2023 Mid year 2038 Design year 2053
Estimated cost of the scheme without
i. 321.30 321.30 321.30
centage (in Lakhs)
ii. Per Capita cost with centage (in Rs.) 8013 6394 5103
22 ANNUAL INCOME IN RS.
i. Cost of production of water per KL in (Rs.) 12.49 18.71 24.97
ii. No. of house holds 616 771 967
iii. No. of taxable houses shall be able to water 616 771 967
iv. Minimum annual connection charges for 1182720 2220480 3713280
Total Income (In Rs.) 1182720 2220480 3713280
Say (In Lakhs) 11.83 22.2 37.13
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23 ANNUAL EXPENDITURE IN RS.
i. Expenditure of Annual Operation and 685581 784586 933863
II Cess Charges @ 1% 6856 7846 9339
Total Expenditure on Maintenance (In
692437 792432 943201
Rs.)
Say (In Lakhs) 6.92 7.92 9.43
24 Net Profit (+)/ Loss (-)
i. Total annual income (In Lakhs) 11.83 22.2 37.13
ii. Total annual recurring expenditure ( in Lakhs) 6.92 7.92 9.43
Net Profit /Loss (In Lakhs) 4.91 14.28 27.70
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PROJECT
REPORT
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Project Report
1 INTRODUCTION
This Detailed Project Report for Village: Barohi++, Gram Panchayat:Barohi, Block:Bilariaganj,
District:AZAMGARH has been prepared under Jal Jeevan Mission Program (JJM) for providing piped water
supply to the Village.
No of House
Name of Gram
S.No. Village Name Census Total Pop. Habitation hold (2023) SC/ST
Panchayat
1971 1648 Barohi

1981 2143 Hb
1 Barohi 1991 2503 Dobi Basti 514 874
2001 3188 Yadav Basti
2011 3348 Hb Karagpur
1971 0 Yadav Basti Bhagvanpur
1981 0 0
2 0 1991 0 0 0 0
2001 0 0
2011 0 0
Barohi
1971 0 0
1981 0 0
3 0 1991 0 0 0
2001 0
2011 0
1971 0
1981 0
4 0 1991 0 0 0
2001 0
2011 0
2 CLIMATE
The climate is sub humid and it is characterized by hot summer and general dryness except in the south
west monsoon. About 90% of rainfall takes place from third week of June to September. During monsoon
surplus water is available to deep ercolation to ground water.May and early part of June constitute the
hottest part of the year. The maximum temperature rises to 49 degree Celsius during summer and drops
down to a minimum of 5 degree Celsius during winter season. The average rainfall being 821.9 mm which
occurs between the month of July to September.
3 SOURCE
Population of Barohi Gram Panchayat based on Year 2011 Census is 3348. Initial Stage, Middle stage and
Ultimate Stage has been adopted as 2023, 2038 and 2053 respectively. In general, hand pumps are
successful and are main source of drinking water.
4 QUALITY OF WATER
The under ground water of deeper strata of the Barohi gram panchayat adopted in scheme is fit for
drinking. In the water sample test reports of India Mark-II hand pumps in these village are found safe.
5 PRESENT STATUS OF WATER SUPPLY
Shallow hand pumps (Local Hand Pumps) and India Mark-II hand pumps are the main source of
drinking water. Shallow hand pumps draw water from upper most water bearing strata and this water is
not fit for drinking purpose due to water born desease.
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6 NECESSITY OF PIPED WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
As stated above the water obtained from shallow hand pumps are not fit for drinking purpose due to
presence of water born deseases. The drinking water obtained from India mark-II hand pumps
of village are safe but the maximum populant of this village are using shallow H.P. for their daily
needs due to lack of awareness. Sanitation is also a major issue in thsese villages. Due to unsafe water
and lack of sanitation in this Gram Panchayat faces many health issues. As per instruction of
Government of India and State Government, all House Holds of this villages are to be covered with
FHTC (Functional Household Tap Connection) through piped water supply scheme. Accordinglly,
this scheme has been prepared in the compliance of the above instruction.
8 DESIGN CRITERIA
Proposals of this estimate have been framed as per guide lines provided in the manual of Water Supply and
Treatment of CPHEEO.
9 DESIGN PARAMETERS
Based on above guide lines, the following design parameters have been adopted :-
1.Design period to be kept 30 years, commencing from the Initial Stage Year 2023, Intermediate Stage
2.The base year, mid year and design year population is to be worked out by various mathematical
methods and most suitable population shall be adopted for design of various components
3.Rate of water supply as 64.71 lpcd (including 15% over 55 lpcd for loss of water in pipe line)
4.Tube well is to be provided for mid stage demand. No stand by tube well is to be provided.
5.The capacity of over head tank will be calculated as per Draw-off pattern at middle stage.
6.Minimum size of distribution pipe to be kept as 63 mm (O.D.) of HDPE, PN-6.
7.Peak factor of 3 is adopted in distribution Network hydraulic Design
8.Min. Pressure at Junction node in Distribution is considered 7mt H2O
10 POPULATION
According to the design criteria for the rural water supply scheme the scheme is being
1.Arithmetical increase method
2.Geometrical increase method
3.Incremental increase method
4.Simple Graphical Method
5.Semi log Graph method
SL.No. Stage Population

1 Initial Stage Year 2023 4010
2 Intermediate Stage Year 2038 5025
3 Ultimate Stage Year 2053 6296
11 RATE OF WATER SUPPLY

The rate of water supply has been adopted 55 Lit. Per capita per day and allowance for unaccounted
for water in rural area the made @ 15% over the rate of water supply .Hence 64.71 lpcd
12 WATER REQUIRMENT
Based on the above rate of water supply, the water requirement for the gram panchayat at initial, middle
and ultimate stage works out as under
SL.No. Stage Demand in KLD
1 Initial Stage Year 2023 259
2 Intermediate Stage Year 2038 325
3 Ultimate Stage Year 2053 407
13.1 YEILD OF THE TUBE WELL
As per information made available by the U.P. Jal Nigam Azamgarh Guideline,Azamgarh, the discharge of
about850 lpm is expected from the proposed tube well to be installed in the village Barohi. Hence taking the
safety factor the yield of 1360 lpm is being proposed from the T.W. in the estimate.
13.2 LAND ACQUISITION
The land has been provided free of cost by the gram panchayat in the village Barohi for the construction of
water works (proposal of land are annexed)
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13.3 PUMPING PLANT
Availability of power has been taken as 6.5 hours at initial stage, so 1 submersible pumping plant of 850 lpm
discharge and43 m pumping head coupled with a 15 BHP three phase electric submersible motor and all the
appurtenant work has been proposed to be installed over tube well.
13.4 DISINFECTION
As per BIS 10500, the minimum residual chlorine in such areas should be 0.5 ppm for virus protection ,so a
Sodium hypochloride solution feeder electromechanical type Chlorinating plant has been proposed near the
over head tank and accordingly the provision that chlorine dose of 0.5 ppm so as to give a residual chlorine
of 0.2 ppm at the farthest end of the distribution system.
13.5 PUMP HOUSE CUM CHLORINATING ROOM
1 no. Pump house of size(3.6x3.0x3.0) m with chlorinating room size(2.5 x1.8x3.0) m as per departmental
type design has been proposed in the scheme.
13.6 RISING MAIN
From tube well to over head tank a rising main of 150 mm dia Ductile Iron Pipe Class K-9 has been proposed
in the estimate. The economical size of rising main has been worked out and is checked for water hammer
phenomenon also.
13.7 STORAGE RESERVOIR
The capacity of over head tank will be calculated as Mass Blancing Curve at middle stage. Staging of OHT has
been decided by the economical design of the distribution system by Water Gems Software. Hence a R.C.C.
over head tank of 250 KL Capacity over a staging of 12 m has been proposed to be constructed. The
calculations have been shown in th technical
13.8 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Distribution System has been provided in accordance with the Standard Norms and guidelines under the Jal
Jeevan Mission Program, Salient details are detailed below:
Peak Factor has been adopted as :3
Minimum size of pipe has been kept as : 63mm
Minimum Terminal Head adopted as : 7m
HDPE Pipe PE-100 pipe has been provided.
Accordingly design of Distribution System has been done. Summary of pipeline proposed in this scheme is
given below:
Table 8: Distribution Summary
Diameter
Pipeline Type Material Class Length (m)
(mm)
Distributin Mains HDPE PN-6 PE-100 63 5,874
Distributin Mains HDPE PN-6 PE-100 160 762
Distributin Mains DI DI-K-7 150 0
Total Length (m) 14,873
Adequate number of Sluice Valves / Air Valves / Fire Hydrant have been provided for regular and efficient
working of the Water Supply System.
13.9 WATER RECHARGING
No provision of Water Recharging unit is made in this scheme.
13.10 BOUNDARY WALL AND GATE
Boundary wall arround the water works with a 3.60 m wide M.S. gate,1.2 M wide MS Wicket gate has been
proposed to be constructed for the safety of the water works and pump house
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14.00 SCHEDULE OF RATES
Rates are taken in this estimate as per the approved schedule of Rates
15.00 ECONOMICS
Private connection has been proposed in the project. It may be appreciated that safe water production and
distribution is a costly process involving a huge amount of initial and recurring capital and potable water
thus becomes a commodity having a price. Any commodity provide free of cost or at lower rates than its
production cost becomes valueless rendering the public ignorant towards its economical and rational use. It
is high time hat the water supply is treated as an industry and its product a commodity to be paid for. Not
withstanding the present situation of public consciousness about safe drinking water, beginning has to be
made to put a price tag on water . many a times its may be argued that a poor section of the society cannot
afford to pay for water, but the money spent by the same section on smoking, liquor and other unhealthy
activities in indicate that the priorities are not proper an that is what is required to be set right. Water is
going to become a scarce as the scheme has been prepared @ 55LPCD . Provision of private connection and
public standpost has been made. The water charges for water supply through private house connection in
the rural scheme of plains are to be levied as Rs 160, Rs 240 and RS 320 per month for initial , intermediate
and ultimate stage respectively
Based on above financial information and cost structure the economics of the scheme has been worked out
and is summarized in the following table
Middle
Sl. Initial Stage Ultimate
Particulars Stage Remark
No (2023) Stage (2053)
(2038)
1 2 3 4 5
1 Design Population 4010 5025 6296
Rate of water supply per

2 64.71 64.71 64.71 Ref. Form J Comprehensive
capita per day (ltr)
Maximum requirement of
3 685581.20 784585.80 933862.80 Ref. Annual Income
water per day (Kl)
Avg. Requirement of water Ref. Annual Expenditure on

4 195 244 306
per day (Kl) Maintenance
Annual production of water

5 94707 118680 148697
(Kl)
Total estimated cost of
6 the scheme without 321 321 321
centage. (Rs.)
7 Total annual income (Rs.) 813120.0 1017720.0 1276440.0
Total annual recurring

8 685581 784586 933863
expenditure in (Rs.)
16. CONCLUSION
After Implementation and commissioning of the project the entre population of the Uttar Pradesh gram panchayat
will be benefitted with safe, clean and wholesome potable water which is the basic necessity of all human beings.
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FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER - SWSM (JJM)
FORM "J" (COMPREHENSIVE)
Govt. of
SL. Govt. of India
Description of Work Amount in Lacs Percentage Amount in Lacs U.P. Share
No. Share (50%)
(50%)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Cost of Work 267.49 267.49
0.2 % Discount as
per contract on Cost 0.53 0.53
of Work
Total 266.95
2 Contingencies @ 2% 266.95 2% 5.34
Sub Total(A) 272.29 136.14 136.14
Add G.S.T. (B) 272.29 18.00% 49.01 24.51 24.51
Total 321.30 160.65 160.65
3 Centage charges (C) 272.29 12.50% 34.04 34.04
Grand Total (A + B + C) 355.34 194.69 160.65
Say 355.34 194.69 160.65
10 Year O&M Cost
5 (calculated ahead) 85.38 42.69 42.69
(after DLP)
Total with 10 Year O&M 440.72 237.38 203.34
Say 440.72 237.38 203.34
Prepared by- CHECKED BY :-
(Er. Suraj Verma)

ASSISTANT ENGINEER
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
M/s GA Infra - BABA (JV) CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
U.P.JAL NIGAM AZAMGARH
RECOMMENDED BY
(Er. Ram bihari)

Superintending Engineer
Circle Office , UP Jal Nigam, Azamgrah
APPROVED BY:
(Er.Ghanshyam Dwivedi)
CHIEF ENGINEER (Varansi Zone) U.P.
JAL NIGAM, Varanasi
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER - SWSM (JJM)
GENERAL ABSTRACT OF COST (COMPREHENSIVE)
(Rs In
Lacs)
1 2 3 4 5
A. Civil work :
1 Pump house & Chlorinating room 1 Job 6.19
2 Rising Main150mm Dia. 40 Rmt 1.74
3 R.C.C. Over head tank 250 Kl 12 M Staging 1 Nos 47.43
4 Distribution System 14873 Rmt 130.51
5 Boundary Wall and approach raod 1 Job 12.13
6 ANCILLIARY CIVIL WORKS 1 Job 6.86
7 Surveying and designing 1 Job 2.65
Total (A) 207.51
B. E&M Work :
1 Cost of Tubewell 1 Nos. 24.99
2 Cost of pumping plant and Chlorinating Plant 1 Set 7.93
3 Solar plant 21 KW 18.23
4 E&M for the works 1 Nos. 8.83
TOTAL (B) 59.98
TOTAL (A+B) 267.49
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER - SWSM (JJM)
FORM "J" (CIVIL WORKS)
Sl. Description of Work Amount (Rs.in Lacs) %age Amount (Rs.in Lacs)
No.
1 2 3 4 5
1 Cost of Work 207.51 207.51
0.2 % Discount as per 207.51
0.20% 0.42
contract on Cost of Work
Total 207.09
2 Contigencies @ 2% 207.09 2% 4.14
Subtotal 211.23
GST @ 18% 211.23 18.0% 38.02
Total 249.25
3 Centage @ 12.5% 211.23 12.5% 26.40
Total 275.66
Prepared by- CHECKED BY :-
(Er. Suraj Verma)

ASSISTANT ENGINEER
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
M/s GA Infra - BABA (JV) CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
RECOMMENDED BY:
(Er. Ram bihari)

Superintending Engineer
Circle Office , UP Jal Nigam, Azamgrah
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER - SWSM (JJM)
FORM - "J "
(E/M Works)
(Amount - Rs in lacs)
S.No. Description Amount (Rs.in %age Amount (Rs.in
Lacs) Lacs)
1 2 3 4 5
1 Cost of work 59.98 59.98
0.20 % Discount as per
contract on Cost of 59.98 0.20% 0.12
Work
Total 59.86
2 Contigencies @2% 59.86 2% 1.20
Subtotal 61.06
GST @ 18% 61.06 18.0% 10.99
Total 72.05
3 Centage @ 12.5% 61.06 12.5% 7.63
Total 79.68
PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY:
(R.K.Kaushal)
M/s GA Infra - BABA (JV) Assistant Engineer
Computer
RECOMMENDED BY:
(Er.J.K.Gupta) (Er.S.K.Jain)
Executive engineer Superintending Engineer
Division office E&M, UP Jal Construction Circle(E&M) , UP Jal Nigam
Nigam, Mau(Rural)
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ABSTRACT OF ECONOMICS
Sl. Particulars Initial Stage Middle Ultimate

No (2023) Stage Stage
(2038) (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
2 Rate of water supply per capita per day (ltr) 64.71 64.71 64.71
3 Maximum requirement of water per day (Kl) 259 325 407
4 Avg. Requirement of water per day (Kl) 195 244 306

5 Annual production of water (Kl) 94,707 1,18,680 1,48,697
6 Total estimated cost of the scheme with
GST excluding Centage & Power 27228986.72 27228986.7 27228986.7
Connection Charges (Rs.)
7 Total annual income (Rs.) 813120 1017720 1276440
8 Total annual recurring expenditure in (Rs.) 685581.2 784585.8 933862.8
9 Net profit/loss 127538.8 233134.2 342577.2
10.B Per capita cost without centage and without 6,790 5,419 4,325
Power Connection Charges(Rs.)
11 Cost of production of water per Kl. 7.24 6.61 6.28
12 Per capita maintenance cost (Rs.) 171 156 148
13 Per capita income (Rs.) 203 203 203
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ANNUAL INCOME
Sl. Particulars Initial Stage Middle Stage Ultimate Stage
No. (2023) (2037) (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
1.A Design Population 4010 5025 6296
1.B Floating population (if any) Total 0 0 0
Population to be
2 Rate of water supply (lpcd) 64.71 64.71 64.71
3 Daily water requirement. (Kl) 259.47 325.15 407.39
4 Annual water requirement. (Kl) 94706.55 118679.75 148697.35
5 No. of houses hold connection 616 771 967
6 No. of taxable houses 616 771 967
7 Monthly charges 110 110 110
8 Minimum annual connection charges for
domestic uses through house connection @
Rs. 110/- per connection per 813120 1017720 1276440
month
Total Income 813120 1017720 1276440

9 Annual maintenance expenditure in Rs. 6,85,581.20 7,84,585.80 9,33,862.80
10 Net Profit (+) / Loss(-) in Rs. 1,27,539 2,33,134 3,42,577
Say (in Lacs) 1.28 2.33 3.43
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER - SWSM (JJM)
ESTIMATE FOR O&M
Particula Diesel Cost per Total
SNo Total O&M Amount in Rs annum Rs
r O&M
1 2 3 4 5
Capex Cost of Rs
1 DPR (from Form 272.29 lakhs
'J' Comp)
2 1st Year O&M 2% of capex 544579.73 134213.63 678793.36
2nd Year O&M 5% escalation on
3 571808.72 140924.31 712733.03
previous year O&M
3rd Year O&M 5% escalation on
4 600399.16 147970.52 748369.68
previous year O&M
4th Year O&M 5% escalation on
5 630419.11 155369.05 785788.16
previous year O&M
6 661940.07 163137.50 825077.57
previous year O&M
7 695037.07 171294.38 866331.45
previous year O&M
8 729788.93 179859.09 909648.02
previous year O&M
9 766278.37 188852.05 955130.42
previous year O&M
10 804592.29 198294.65 1002886.94
previous year O&M
11 844821.91 208209.38 1053031.29
previous year O&M
Total O&M for 10
6849665.38 1688124.55 8537789.93
Years
Total in Lacs 85.38
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
BREAK UP OF COST
SL. Sub Head Total Cost of Building R.C.C. Pipe Line Machinery Misc.
No. work Reservoir
1 2 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 7.0 8.0
A. Civil works :
1 Pump house & Chlorinating room 619000.00 619000.00
2 Rising Main150mm Dia. 173582.18 173582.18
3 R.C.C. Over head tank 250 Kl 12 M Staging 4742850.00 4742850.00
4 Distribution System 13050709.13 13050709.13
5 Boundary Wall and approach raod 1213272.00 1213272.00
6 ANCILLIARY CIVIL WORKS 685536.50 685536.50
7 Surveying and designing 264828.81 264828.81
(Total A) 20749778.62 619000.00 4742850.00 13224291.31 0.00 2163637.31
B. E&M works:
1 Cost of Tubewell construction 2499098.87 2499098.87
2 Cost of pumping plant and Chlorinating Plant 793032.00 793032.00
3 Solar plant 1822800.00 1822800.00
4 Electrification of pump house, SCADA 883000.00 883000.00
Total (B) 5997930.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 4175130.87 1822800.00
G. Total (A+B) 26747709.49 619000.00 4742850.00 13224291.31 4175130.87 3986437.31
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ABSTRACT OF ECONOMICS
Sl. Particulars Initial Stage Middle Stage Ultimate
No (2023) (2038) Stage (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
2 Rate of water supply per capita per day (ltr) 64.71 64.71 64.71
3 Maximum requirement of water per day (Kl) 259 325 407
4 Avg. Requirement of water per day (Kl) 195 244 306
5 Annual production of water (Kl) 94,707 1,18,680 1,48,697
6 Total estimated cost of the scheme with GST
excluding Centage & Power Connection Charges 27228986.72 27228986.72 27228986.7
(Rs.)
7 Total annual income (Rs.) 813120 1017720 1276440
8 Total annual recurring expenditure in (Rs.) 685581.2 784585.8 933862.8
9 Net profit/loss 127538.8 233134.2 342577.2
10.B Per capita cost without centage and without 6,790 5,419 4,325
Power Connection Charges(Rs.)
11 Cost of production of water per Kl. 7.24 6.61 6.28
12 Per capita maintenance cost (Rs.) 171 156 148
13 Per capita income (Rs.) 203 203 203
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ANNUAL INCOME
Sl. Particulars Initial Stage Middle Stage Ultimate Stage
No. (2023) (2037) (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
1.A Design Population 4010 5025 6296
1.B Floating population (if any) Total Population to 0 0 0
be
2 Rate of water supply (lpcd) 64.71 64.71 64.71
3 Daily water requirement. (Kl) 259.47 325.15 407.39
4 Annual water requirement. (Kl) 94706.55 118679.75 148697.35
5 No. of houses hold connection 616 771 967
6 No. of taxable houses 616 771 967
7 Monthly charges 110 110 110
8 Minimum annual connection charges for domestic
uses through house connection @ Rs. 110/- per
connection per 813120 1017720 1276440
month
Total Income 813120 1017720 1276440
9 Annual maintenance expenditure in Rs. 6,85,581.20 7,84,585.80 9,33,862.80
10 Net Profit (+) / Loss(-) in Rs. 1,27,539 2,33,134 3,42,577
Say (in Lacs) 1.28 2.33 3.43
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ANNUAL RECURRING EXPENDITURE ON MAINTENANCE
Middle Stage Ultimate Stage
Sl.No. Particulars Initial Stage (2023)
(2038) (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
1 Expenditure of O&M 5,44,579.73 6,42,604.09 7,90,403.03

2 Expenditure of Electricity (DG in lean 1,34,213.63 1,34,213.63 1,34,213.63
period)
3 Cess charges (1%) 6,787.93 7,768.18 9,246.17
Total 6,85,581.29 7,84,585.89 9,33,862.82
Say 6,85,581.20 7,84,585.80 9,33,862.80
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ANNUAL RECCURING EXPENDITURE ON WATER CESS LEVI TO BE PAID TO WATER POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD
Sl.No.
Particulars Initial Stage (2023) Middle Stage (2038) Ultimate Stage (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
1 Total population 4,010.00 5,025.00 6,296.00
2 Daily water requirement in Kl 259.47 325.15 407.39
Annual production of water

3 94,706.55 1,18,679.75 1,48,697.35
in kl/year
4 Average@ 75% of Total 71,029.91 89,009.81 1,11,523.01
Water cess levi @ Rs. 0.01
5 947.00 1187.00 1487.00
per kl
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UNDER JAL JEEVAN MISSION PROGRAMME (JJM)
Recurring Expenditure on Operation Diesel Generator

DG SET FUEL CHARGES
Initial Middle Ultimate
Stage Stage Stage
SR.No. Particulars 2023 2038 (2053)
1 2 3 4 5
Cost of fuel for DG (O&M) for 45 days lead period
Capacity of DG Set = 20 KVA
1
2 No. of days for DG Usage 45 45 45
3 Rate of Fuel Consumption of Diesel generator (liter/hr) 4.2 4.2 4.2
4 Cost of Diesel Per liter (As Per Market Rate ) 95 105 116
5 Overhead and Profit (15%) 1.15 1.15 1.15
Sub Total (A) 134214 148341 163882
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TECHNICAL
REPORT
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TECHNICAL REPORT
1 TECHNICAL SCOPE OF WORK
1.1 DESIGN CRITERIA
The Design Criteria adopted for the works proposed under this detailed project Report are in
accordance with the directives / guidelines issued by Ministry of Jal Shakti Department of
Drinking Water and Sanitation National Jal Jeevan Mission.
• Design Criteria for Head Loss or Pressure Drop

Friction Head Loss per Meter of pipe are computed by using Hazen William Formula given
below:
Q= [1.292 * 10^-5 * C * (d^2.63) * (S^0.54)]
Where,
C - Hazen William coefficient
d - Pipe Diameter in mm
Q - Discharge in cubic meter per hour
S - Friction Slope
Note: Station Loss of 2 m is considered at every pumping station.
• Hazen William Co-efficient

It is a factor or value used to indicate the smoothness of the interior of a pipe. The higher the
C Factor, the smoother the pipe, the greater the carrying capacity, and the smaller the friction
or energy losses from water flowing in the pipe. It is used in calculating the relative roughness
of a pipe against the size of its diameter.
In this case, following C values for DI and HDPE pipes are taken:
DI pipes, C = 140
1.2 DESIGN PERIOD

The water supply projects are designed to meet the requirements over a 30-year period.
• Base year - 2023
• Intermediate design year - 2038
• Ultimate design year - 2053
In this project, various facilities of water supply works are designed to meet the requirement
of the following design periods.
Table 9: Design period of various facilities in water supply system

Sr. No. Facilities in Water Supply Works Design
1 Tubewell 15
2 Overhead Tanks 15
3 Distribution System 30
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1.3 POPULATION PROJECTION
Basis of Population projection is provided in this chapter. For the sake of Population projection, past
decadal population of the villages in this GP is considered.
Table 10: Population of Gram panchayat based on census during last five decades
POPULATION DETAILS
1991 2001 2011
SL. HOUSE HOLDS
VILLAGE NAME 1971 1981
NO TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL SC/ST AS PER 2011
CENSUS
1 Barohi 1648 2143 2503 3188 3348 874 514

2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 1648 2143 2503 3188 3348 874 514
The population projection for different stages of the design period has been done by the different
standard prescribed methods detailed below:
(i) Arithmetical Increase Method
(ii) Geometrical Increase Method
(iii) Incremental Increase Method
(iv) Simple Graph Method
(v) Semi-Log Graphical Method
As stated above population figures of last three decades that is for 1991, 2001 and 2011 are available,
based on these figures increase in population over previous decades, percentage increase in
population and the incremental increase in population have been computed and these details are
tabulated below:
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Projection of Population,Barohi
S. No. Year Population % growth

1 1971 1648
2 1981 2143 0.3
3 1991 2503 0.168
4 2001 3188 0.274
5 2011 3348 0.05
1 ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION METHOD
S. No. Year Population Increment

per decade Now Pn=P 2001+n (average increment)
1 1971 1648
2 1981 2143 495 Population for year 2001 3188
Total increment 1700 Population for year 2038 4496
Average increment 425 Population for year 2053 5133
Say 425
2 GEOMETRICAL PROJECTION METHOD
S. No. Year Population Increment Growth rate So Pn=P 2001x(1+rg)^n

1 1971 1648 per decade per decade Population for year 2001 3188
2 1981 2143 495 0.300 Population for year 2011 3348
Hence rg= 0.162 Population for year 2053 6296
3 INCREMENTAL INCREASE METHOD
S. No. Year Population Increment Increment

per decade increase So Pn=P 2001+nx+(n(n+1)y)/2
1 1971 1648 Population for year 2001 3188
3 1991 2503 360 0 Population for year 2022 3940
Total increment 1700 325 Population for year 2053 6315
Average increment 425 108
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4 GRAPHICAL PROJECTION METHOD
S. No. Year Population

1 1971 1648
2 1981 2143 Y mX+c Non Linear Equation
3 1991 2503 M Slope 44.45 44.45
4 2001 3188 c Constanet -85933.95 85934
5 2011 3348
6 2022 3950
7 2023 3990
8 2038 4660
9 2053 5330
3800
3300
y = 20.55x - 38649
2800
2300
1800
1300
800
300
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060
5 SEMI-LOG GRAPHICAL METHOD:
S. No. Year Population

1 1971 1648
2 1981 2143
3 1991 2503 y = 88514ln(x) - 669817
4 2001 3188 88513.81
5 2011 3348 -669817.39
6 2022 3940
7 2023 3980
8 2038 4640
9 2053 5290
6000
y = 40947ln(x) - 308780
600
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050 2060
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5 CONCLUSION
Projected Population
S.No Year Projected Population

Arithmetic Incremental Geometric Graphical Semi-Log Average
Increase Increase Method Method Graphical of 5
Method Method Method method
1 2001 3188 3188 3188 3188 3188 3188

2 2011 3348 3348 3348 3348 3348 3348
3 2022 3816 3940 3950 3950 3940 3919
4 2023 3858 4001 4010 3990 3980 3968
5 2038 4496 5035 5025 4660 4640 4771
6 2053 5133 6315 6296 5330 5290 5673
0.6727 0.6945 0.6963 0.6963 0.6945
5 5 5 5 5
which is
nearest to Geometric Method
As per average of all 5 methods population 5673 and is considered for the water
of village supply scheme population forcast
Population Initial Stage 2023 4010 Souls

Population Intermediate Stage 2038 5025 Souls
Population Ultimate Stage (80% of 2023) 2053 6296 Souls
CHECK
2053 Population
1.570
2023 Population
<= 1.80
Hence, OK
4000
Projected Population
3000 Arithmetic Increase Method
Incremental Increase Method
2000 Geometric Method
Graphical Method
1000 Average of 5 method
0
202
200
201
202
203
205
1
2
1
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Population Ratio
Year Population Population Ratio
2011 3348 1
2023 4010 1.198
2038 5025 1.501
2053 6296 1.881
Population Projection for Individual Villages

Table 16: Forecasted population
VILLA INTERMEDIATE
HABITAT 2011 AS PER CENSUS INITIAL STAGE 2023 ULTIMATE STAGE 2053
GE VILLAGE STAGE 2038
SL.NO ION
NAM CODE
NAME TOTAL FHTC TOTAL FHTC TOTAL FHTC TOTAL FHTC
E
192961
Barohi
1 3,348 514 4010 933 5025.00 1169 6296 1465
2 - - 0 0 0.00 0 0 0
0
3 - - 0 0 0.00 0 0 0
0
4 - - 0 0 0.00 0 0 0
0
Total 3,348 514 4,010 933 5,025 1,169 6,296 1,465

Population projections for the individual villages as per the method 1 to 5 as specified in para 4.1 for the
years 2023, 2038 and 2053 and the population considered for design for these years is given below.
1.4 Rate of Water Supply and Water Demand

In accordance with the guideline issued by Ministry of Jal Shakti Department of Drinking Water
and Sanitation National Jal Jeevan, the rate of water supply adopted is 55 liters per head per
day. In addition to above water supply rate 15% losses have been included. i.e., 64.7 LPCD at
source.
1.5 WATER DEMAND

Water requirement for different stages of the scheme based on the adopted rate of water
supply as detailed under part-4 above is worked out below:
G.P Name Year/Stage Demand (KLD)
Initial Stage Year 2023 259.49

Barohi Intermediate Stage Year 2038 325.17
Ultimate Stage Year 2053 407.41
1.6 SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY
Water discharge of 850 LPM is required as per intermediate year demand considering 6.5 hrs
of pumping. As pumping rate shall be lesser than 60% of yield of tubewell. So, minimum
tubewell yield required is 1360 LPM. We assume that required yield is available in this
proposed area. So 1 number of tubewell has been adopted with discharge rate of 850 LPM.
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1.7 REQUIREMENT OF TUBEWELLS & PUMPING HOURS
Table 17: Tubewell discharge calculation

Sr. Stage / Year
Particulars
No. 2023 2038 2053
1 Population 4,010 5,025 6296
2 Rate of Water Supply LPCD 64.71 64.71 64.71
3 Daily Water Demand in KLD 259.49 325.17 407
4 Demand in KLD 259.49 325.17 407
5 Discharge of Tubewell Required in 850 850 850
6 No of Tubewell Required 1.00 1.00 1.00
7 Actual Pumping Hrs 5.09 6.38 7.99
Note: Solar panels shall be installed to meet power requirements for intermediate stage,
subject to availability of the required land area in the premises.
1.8 HEAD OF PUMPING PLANT
Total Head of pumping plant has been worked out as below:
Tube well head calculation

S.no. Particulars Head
A Static Head Below Ground Level
1 Depth of water below ground 15
3 level
Seasonal Variation BGL 4 Assume
4 Maximum Draw Down during 4.5 As per JJM Guideline

pumping BGL
Water Table Below Ground Level 23.5 m
B Static Head Above Ground Level
1 Staging of RCC OHT 12 As per Hydraulic Design
2 Depth of water in Overhead tank 3 As per Civil Design
3 Frictional losses in Rising main & 0.111 As per Rising Main Design
Fittings
4 Terminal head 2 m
Level difference between tube- 1 m
well and OHT
5 Losses inside pump house 1 m
Water Table Above Ground Level 19.11 m
Total Head 42.61 m
TOTAL HEAD ADOPTED 43 m
Note: Depth of water availability below ground level may vary depending upon the actual
water level at that particular location of drilling, which will lead to change in required
pump head.
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1.9 Storage – Overhead Tank
As per the guidelines under the Jal Jeevan Mission Program, the site for overhead tank has
been selected so that the farthest end of the distribution network is not more than 4 km. The
capacity of Overhead tank has been calculated by performing mass balancing over a duration
of 24 hours by considering distribution consumption pattern for the mid stage demand. Staging
height 16 m as per hydraulic design.
Operating Schedule of the Solar / Grid powered tube well is as below:
Mass Balancing of OHSR

Intermediate deamnd (KLD) 325.17 Number of Tank 1
Intermediate deamnd (KLH) 14 OHT Staging (M) 12
Inflow Hours (Hours) 6.5 Maximum cummulative surplus (KL) 59
INFLOW FROM PUMP Maximum cummulative deficit (KL) -180
Inflow from Pump (LPM) 834 Capacity of Storage reservoir (KL) 239
Inflow from Pump (KLH) 50 Adopted Capacity as per SOR 250
Calculation for capacity of Typical Service Reservoir MASS CURVE
Cummula Difference
Inflow Outflow Cummulative
S.no Multiplying tive Excees/Defic
6.5 Hr. 24 Hr. Outflow
Inflow it
Inflow Outflow M3/Hr. M3/Hr. KL KL KL

1 0 0.05 0 0.68 0 0.68 -0.68
2 0 0.05 0 0.68 0 1.36 -1.36
3 0 0.05 0 0.68 0 2.04 -2.04
4 0 0.1 0 1.35 0 3.39 -3.39
5 0 3 0 40.65 0 44.04 -44.04
6 0 3 0 40.65 0 84.69 -84.69
7 0 2.5 0 33.87 0 118.56 -118.56
8 0 2.5 0 33.87 0 152.43 -152.43
9 0 2 0 27.1 0 179.53 -179.53
10 0.5 1.4 25.01 18.97 25.01 198.5 -173.49
11 1 1.5 50.03 20.32 75.04 218.82 -143.78
12 1.5 0.5 75.04 6.77 150.08 225.59 -75.51
13 0.5 0.4 25.01 5.42 175.09 231.01 -55.92
14 1.5 0.25 75.04 3.39 250.13 234.4 15.73
15 0.5 0.25 25.01 3.39 275.14 237.79 37.35
16 0.5 0.25 25.01 3.39 300.15 241.18 58.97
17 0.5 2.5 25.01 33.87 325.16 275.05 50.11
18 0 2.5 0 33.87 325.16 308.92 16.24
19 0 0.3 0 4.06 325.16 312.98 12.18
20 0 0.3 0 4.06 325.16 317.04 8.12
21 0 0.3 0 4.06 325.16 321.1 4.06
22 0 0.1 0 1.35 325.16 322.45 2.71
23 0 0.1 0 1.35 325.16 323.8 1.36
24 0 0.1 0 1.35 325.16 325.15 0.01
According to the Topography of area and design of distribution mains, the staging for
OHT has been kept as12 m.
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1.10 WATER SUPPLY NETWORK
1.11 Rising Main
From the proposed tube well, water is conveyed to the Overhead Tank through Rising Main.
Hydraulic Design has been done in WaterGems software. Economical size calculations have
been attached in Annexure 4. Material of pipe has been provided as per the Standard Norms
and Surge calculations as attached in Annexure 4.
Summary of the pipelines is given below:
Pipeline Type Material Class Diameter(mm) Length (m)

Rising Mains DI K9 150 30
Rising Main Bye
K9 150 10
Pass
Total Length (m) 40
1.12 Distribution Network

Hydraulic Design has been done in WaterGems software. Distribution network has been designed such a
manner that no Household shall remain more than 20-30 mtrs away from the nearest distribution pipe
line. Provision of ferrule shall be made for each house hold to provide house connections.
As per the guidelines, the smaller habitations (20 Households / 100 population) situated away from water
works (requiring long pipeline in barren area/field) have not been in this DPR. However, water demand has
been considered for such habitations. These areas will be covered by independent pipe water supply
through Solar Pump etc. later.
One stand post will be provided for each public institution.
Material of pipe has been provided as per the Standard Norms and guidelines under the Jal Jeevan Mission
Program. Hydraulic Design Report has been attached in Annexure 3. Network Drawing has been attached
in Annexure 9.
Summary of the pipelines is given below
Pipeline type Material Class Dia. (mm) Length (m)

Total length (M) 14873
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1.13 Functional Household Tap Connections (FHTC)
Total number of households as per census 2011 in are 514 Nos.
Provision for 933 numbers House Connections has been made based on the projected house holds in
BaseYear2023
Total number of households as per census 2011 in Barohi Gram Panchayat are 514 nos. considering the
growth in population anticipated households for Barohi Gram Panchayat at different stages of schemes are
as under:
FHTC at Initial Stage Year 2023 = 514 x 4,010 / 3348.00 = 933

FHTC at Intermediate Stage
= 514 x 5,025 / 3348.00 = 1,169
Year 2038
FHTC at Ultimate Stage Year
= 514 x 6296 / 3348.00 = 1,465
2053
1.14 Stand Post
Each Public institution shall be provided with a public stand post. Total 3 Nos of stand posts are
1.15 Fire Hydrants
Total 2 Nos fire hydrants are proposed to be provided – one each per village and one at the
1.16 PROVISION OF VALVES
Consideration for provision of valves is given below:
Type of Valve Location

1 No each at tube well discharge & bypass line.
1 No each at inlet & outlet of treatment unit, if any.
Sluice valve of 1 No each at suction & delivery line of each centrifugal pump.
required sizes 1 No each at Overhead inlet pipe, Outlet pipe, Washout Pipe and for bypass arrangement.
1 No each at the entry of each village for multi-village scheme
1 no each at tube well discharge & bypass line.
Non return 1 no each at delivery line of each centrifugal pump.
valve of
Air valve of At regular intervals in main distribution line from OHT to village entry point.
required size
2 sluice value type fire hydrants consisting of 80 mm dia sluice valve has been provided -
Fire Hydrant one inside the OHT campus boundary and the other at a place that is approachable for
fire brigade vehicles
Dia of Valves considered vis-à-vis dia of Pipes are given below
Dia of Dia of Sluice Dia of Scour Dia of Air

Pipe Valve Valve Valve
63 - - 20
75 - - 20
80 80 80 50
90 80 80 50
100 100 80 50
125 125 80 50
150 150 80 50
200 200 80 80
250 250 100 80
300 300 100 80
400 300 150 100
450 300 150 100
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SI. No. Particular Valve Type Valve Size(mm) Quantity
80 0
100 0
1 Rising Main Sluice Valve
150 1
200 0
80 0
100 0
Sluice Valve
150 1
200 0
OHT
100 0
Electromagnetic flow meter 150 0
200 1
Check valve 100 0
65
80 2
Sluice Valve 100 1
150 1
200 1
80 3
3 Distribution Main Scour valve
100 0
20 0
50 1
Air Valve
80 0
150
Sluice value type fire hydrant 80 2
2.00 TUBE WELL
2.1 Yield of Tube well
Tube wells are successful in this area.

Based on the Standard Norms and guidelines under the Jal Jeevan Mission Program, 6.50 hours
pumping has been adopted for Intermediate stage to calculate the discharge and yield of tube
well.
1 Depth of water below ground level 15
3 Seasonal Variation BGL 4 Assume
4 Maximum Draw Down during pumping BGL 4.5 As per JJM Guideline
3 Frictional losses in Rising main & Fittings 0.11 As per Rising Main Design
4 Terminal head 2 m
Level difference between tube-well and OHT 1 m
Total Head 42.61 m
Note: Depth of water availability below ground level may vary depending upon the actual water
level at that particular location of drilling, which will lead to change in required pump head.
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CALCULATION FOR MOTOR RATING FOR TUBEWELL
At the tubewell submersible type pumping plant have been provided for following rating
Pump Discharge Required 850.00 LPM
Pump Discharge 850.00 LPM
Pump Operating head 43 M
Pump Break Horse power = QxH/(4500x68%) 11.944 HP
1 H.P. = 0.7457 KW 8.91 KW
Multiplying factor for BKW to deside motor ratingAs per Manual of
10.69 KW
Water Supply treatment Table 11.4 X 1.2
14.33 HP
Adopting available submersible pump motor BHP from SOR 15.00 HP
8 Design of Tube well

Discharge provided : 850.0 LPM
1 Size of slotted pipe
As per IS code, size of slotted pipe : 150 mm
required
2 Length of slotted pipe
Opening area assumed 15%

Contraction Coefficient (assumed) 0.5
8 DESIGN OF DRILLING AND SIZE OF PIPES FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TUBEWELL
Discharge 850.0 LPM

Required
LPM m3/hr. m3/Sec.
Required
Discharge = (850x 60)/1000 51 /(60x60)
850
= 51 0.0142
Discha
Sl. Discharge in Size of Tube well assembly in mm Size of Tube well
rge
No. LPM (as per UPJN) assembly adopted
Requir
200 x 200
1 Upto 800 200 x 150
150 x 150
300 x 150
2 800 to 1200 850 300 x 150
300 x 200
300 x 200
3 Above 1200 350 x 200
As per Design
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1 Size of Pipe Screen /Slotted
Velocity Velocity in m/sec
Size V=Q / A = 4Q / πd2
of
Value
Pipe
of C
in
mm
100 4 x 0.0142/(3.14x0.1x0.1) 1.81 100 not suitable
150 4 x 0.0142/(3.14x0.15x0.15) 0.8 100 suitable size
200 4 x 0.0142/(3.14x0.20x0.20) 0.45 100 not suitable
250 4 x 0.0142/(3.14x0.25x0.25) 0.29 100 not suitable
300 4 x 0.0142/(3.14x0.30x0.30) 0.2 100 not suitable
Permissible vertical velocity is 0.6 to 1.2 m/s. For discharge of850 LPM, As per IS
8110/2000 recommended size of Screen/Slotted pipe is mm. Hence, we adopted mm dia MS
Screen/Slotted pipe for construction of tube well.
2 Length of Slotted Pipe

Sl.
Description Data Unit
No.
Taking 15% opening area and construction
1 co-efficient as 0.5 for slot size 1.6mm - -
2 Proposed size 150 mm Dia

3 Effective opening area for 1m length 0.035 sq.m.
Max. Permissible Horizontal entrance
4 0.030 m/s
velocity
To ensure longer life of tubewell design
5 0.015 m/s
velocity
Total Open Area Required for required flow
6 0.944 m²
7 Hence, Effective length of slotted pipe 26.736 m

8 Length of each pipe 6.000 m
9 Plain Length at each end of a single pipe 0.300 m
10 Effective Slotted length of single pipe 5.400 m
11 Total number of Pipe Required 5.000 Nos.
12 Actual Slotted length available 27 m
3 Drilling size
Sl. Description
Data Unit
No.
1 For Casing Pipe of 150 mm as Plain / Slotted Pipe
2 Size of pipe 150 mm N.B
3 OD of Pipe 168.3 mm
Taking Thickness of Gravel shroud around the
4 150 mm
screen (100-150)mm as per IS Code IS4097:2019
5 Drilling size of casing of pipe
6 Thickness of Gravels shroud around the screen 300 mm
7 Hence minimum Bore Dia 468.3 mm
8 Adopted bore diameter 500 mm
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4 Size of Housing Pipe
Sl.
No.
1 For Casing pipe of 300 mm dia. As Housing Pipe
2 Size of pipe 300 mm N.B
3 OD of Pipe 323.90 mm
Taking Thickness of Gravel shroud around the
4 screen (100-150)mm as per IS Code 150 mm
5 Hence minimum Bore Dia 623.9 mm

6 Adopted Bore dia. 600 mm
5 Column (Pump Delivery) Pipe

Flow Rate 850 LPM
Flow Rate 0.014 Cum/sec
Maxm. Velocity in column pipe 2 m/s
Calculated Dia. 94.99 mm
Recommended Dia. 100 mm
Tube well Equipment for Silt Free Discharge
6
2 Drop in water table during 15 years(Assumption) 4.5
3 Seasonal Variation BGL 4
4 Maximum Draw Down during pumping BGL 4.5
Water Table Below Ground Level 31
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8.1 Depth of Tube well
Drilling depth of tube well bore = 240.0 m

Length of Housing Pipe = 42.0 m
Length of Casing Pipe = 155.0 m
Length of Slotted Pipe = 27.0 m
Lowering of Tube well Assembly = 183.0
Total Lowering of Tube well
= 225.0 m
Assembly
Drilling Depth is taken at least 10% higher than lowering of tube well assembly length to accommodate the
settlement of bore mud and falling strata of bore during pulling of Drill Rod and lowering of Tube well
assembly to ensure the full and proper lowering of Tube well assembly.
Note:- Actual depth of tube well may vary if required during execution.
8.2 Gravel Pack
Sl. Description
Data Unit
No.
Volume of Bore Size ((3.14/4)x0.6x 0.6x
1 48) + ((3.14/4)x 0.5x 0.5x192) 51.24 Cum
Volume of Assembly ((3.14/4)x0.3239x

2 0.3239x59) + ((3.14/4)x 0.1683x 8.93 Cum
0.1683x183)
Volume of Annular space (A1-A2) 42.31
3 Cum
Gravel to be Consumed (Considering
4 63.47 Cum
50% wastage)
Tube well Yield Development Eqpt Calculation Fro Siltfree Discharges

Tubewell Discharge
= 850 LPM
Required (LPM)
OP Unit Discharge Required =1.25x
Discharge
S.No. T.W.Disch.(cubic feet per second )(1 Adopted OP Unit capacity
Required (LPM)
LPM=0.0005885778 Cusecs)
1 1360 1.00058226 2 Cusec OP Unit
ADOPT OP UNIT CAPACITY = 100 Hrs.
Compressor Unit rating TW discharge For Aquifer Dev.
For TW depth upto 165 m ,Adopt 250 PSI Compressor Uint
For TW depth 165 m to 220m ,Adopt 350 PSI Compressor Uint
For TW depth Above 220 m ,Adopt 600 PSI Compressor Uint
ADOPT AIR COMPRESSOR UINT CAPACITY = 350 PSI Compressor Uint
9 QUALITY OF WATER & TREATMENT

Based on Raw Water Test Report during execution of tube well at site, treatment with respect
to the specific parameters that will be exceeding the desirable limits will be decided. For
Disinfection, Hypo based chlorine dosing system (HDPE Tank & Dosing Metering Pump) has
been provided to maintain residual chlorine at consumer end as per IS 10500.
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10 SITE CONDITIONS
10.1 Design Levels & SBC
Finished Ground Level (FGL)/ Natural Ground level (NGL) for this village shall be as per survey.
The safe bearing capacity (SBC) considered for design purpose is 8 T/Sqm at the depth of 2m
from the NGL. There may be poor soil conditions below 2m, in that case additional rate will be
claimed for the pile foundation if required in the future.
10.2 Crossings
Provision and arrangement shall be done for trenchless crossing of National Highway, State
Highway and Railway track with MS casing pipe of required size. For all other roads, open
excavation shall be done and casing pipe of RCC NP-3 of required size shall be provided.
Provision for Nala /Culvert crossing along the alignment of pipeline shall be completed as per
instructions of Engineer in charge.
10.3 Road reinstatement
Road cut open during laying of pipeline shall be backfilled & properly restored after laying of
the pipe. Restoration shall be similar to the existing road specification e.g. WBM, CC/RCC roads
etc. and material used for refilling the existing area should be same as that used in the existing
road. Road restoration work shall be carried out as per the standard specifications.
11.0 ELECTRICAL WORKS

11.1 Electrical Scope of Work/General
Scope of electrical works for water supply system shall include the design, supply, testing at
manufacturers' works, delivery to site, off-loading, storage, erection, testing and
commissioning of work a complete electrical installation including but not limited to: -
The UPPCL/SWSM will provide dedicated 415V, 3Ph, 4 Wire, 50 Hz, AC Power Supply for Power
demand less than 50kVA. For Power demands more than 50 kVA 11kV, 3Ph, 3 Wire Power
Supply including 11/0.433KV transformer, shall be arranged by UPPCL/SWSM. From this
metering point onwards to the proposed Electrical building and further distribution of Power
up to tail end is in contractor’s scope of Work.
Available incoming power supply shall be fed to 0.415kV LT Switchboard to complete the
system in totality with required measuring and protection devices.
All 415V LT motors shall be suitable for Submersible pumping set for T/W Bore and shall be
suitable for direct coupling to the squirrel cage electric induction, water cooled type
submersible motor suitable to operate on 415 ± 10% V, 3 phase, 50 cycles/sec.
415V LT Switchboard shall feed the entire plant load by taking power supply from the
secondary of Automatic Voltage Stabilizer. The Stabilizer will be Copper wound manually
operated at input 250–490V & output 400–440V filled with transformer oil conforming to
relevant IS.
In case 415V AC power source is not available and adequate land is available then solar
power systems for required power generation shall be provided with limitation of
intensity of solar system rating shall be 1.4 times of the required load.
The 415V LT Switchboard shall be of metal enclosed, dust proof, indoor type with IP 54
Starter feeder shall be provided for all motors.
Earthing shall be carried out as per the IS 3043: 2018 and as per contract document.
Lightning protection shall be provided for the buildings & tall structures as per IS 2309.
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ‐ SOLAR POWER BASE (if Opted)
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM ‐ ELECTRICITY BASE
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11.2 System Design Parameters:
Source of Supply:
Incoming supply:
415V, 3Ph, 4 Wire, 50 Hz, AC Power Supply shall be arranged by UPPCL/ SWSM for Power
demand less than 50kVA. For Power demands more than 50 kVA 11kV, 3Ph, 3 Wire Power
Supply including 11/0.433kV transformer, shall be arranged by UPPCL/SWSM
415V, 3-Ph, 4-Wire, 50 Hz, AC (For Load < 50 kVA)

11kV, 3-Ph, 3-Wire, 50 Hz, AC (For Load > 50 kVA)
Power Generation: Solar power generation through PV modules: 415V, 3-Ph, 4-Wire, 50 Hz, AC
with limitation of intensity of solar system rating shall be 1.4 times of the required load.
(Provision of solar power is subject to unavailability of 415V AC power source and

availability of adequate land)
Interplant Power Distribution

For Pumping Station: 415V, 3-Ph, 4-Wire, 50 Hz, AC
For Auxiliary Power Supply: 230 V, 1-Ph, 2-Wire, 50Hz, AC
Rated Frequency: 50 Hz
Voltage variation: +10% to -10%
Frequency variation: +5% to -5%
Combined Voltage variation: 10% (absolute sum)
Neutral earthing: Solid earthing for 415V and below.
Meteorological Data:
Design Ambient Temperature: 50°C.
Maximum relative humidity (%): 80
Environment: Humid climate subject to heavy Rainfall
Altitude Level: Less than 1000 MSL
Fault Level
11 kV System: 500 MVA / Sec (As per IS 2026-5)
415 V System Main LT Panel: 25 kA for 1 sec.
Sub distribution panel: 10 kA for 1 sec.
12 ELECTRICAL DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

The following power system studies and sizing calculations will be performed during the
engineering stage, where necessary to confirm adequacy of equipment ratings and overall
distribution system performance.
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12.1 Transformer Sizing
It is subject to un-availability of adequate land for solar power plant.
415V, 3Ph, 4 Wire, 50 Hz, AC Power Supply shall be arranged by UPPCL/ SWSM for Power
demand less than 50kVA. For Power demands more than 50 kVA, 11kV, 3Ph, 3 Wire Power
Supply including 11/0.433kV transformer, shall be arranged by UPPCL/SWSM
Transformer shall be selected based on the following criteria
Determined by the maximum demand (kVA) of the load at steady state condition plus
20% additional capacities.
Starting kVA of the largest rating motor with all other loads in service, such that
impact on transformer transient behavior during largest motor starting condition with
respect to type of starters.
Permissible Voltage regulation of the transformer during steady state and transient
condition will be verified.
Allowable Voltage Drop during Transient: 10%
Allowable Voltage Drop during Steady State: 3%
Based on the above condition transformer size shall be selected to nearest available standard rating.
STEP 1: Calculation of Continuous Load in KVA (Lc)

STEP 2: Calculation of Intermittent Load in KVA (Li)
STEP 3: Calculation of Auxiliary Load in KVA (La)
STEP 4: Total Load in KVA (L1 = Lc + 0.4 x Li + La)
STEP 5: Calculation of Momentary Load considering starting of largest motor in KVA (Ls)
STEP 6: Minimum transformer required during starting (L2 = Ls x 0.50)
(Considering permissible short time overloading capacity of small capacity distribution

transformer upto 2500 KVA is 2 times during starting of largest motor as per IS 2026.)
STEP 7: Minimum rating of transformer required - Maximum value between load (L1, L2)
STEP 8: Select next available standard rating of transformer
12.2 Solar Power System

Provision of solar power is subject to availability of adequate land and unavailability of 415V AC
power source with limitation of intensity of solar system rating shall be 1.4 times of the
required load.
In order to cater the entire installation adequate capacity of solar generation shall be provided
in proposed pumping station wherever adequate land is available. The selection procedure and
installation of solar component shall be as follows:
Size of the PV modules – The size of the PV module will be selected based on the peak watt
(Wp) & climate of site locations. For Uttar Pradesh average solar irradiation shall be considered
as per UP Metrological data. Individual PV module shall be interconnected to meet the
required solar demand.
Inverter cum Stabilizer – The solar inverter cum stabilizer will be designed to produce the load
current as per the continuous wattage as well as peak wattage requirement.
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Area Requirement
Type of Solar Panel – monocrystalline/ Mfg. recommendation
Efficiency Limit – mimimum18% /Mfg. recommendation
Approx. Shade free Area requirement – 10 Sq. meter/kW
TYPICAL DIAGRAM OF SOLAR SYSTEM
12.3 Automatic Voltage Stabilizer Sizing

Rating of stabilizer shall be 2 KVA per H.P. of the induction motor at 80% reduced voltage
Starting in case of ATS/ Soft Stater induction motor & 1.5 KVA per H.P. of the induction motor in
case of star delta/soft starter starting and 03 KVA per H.P. of the induction motor in case of DOL
Based on the above condition Stabilizer size shall be selected to nearest available standard
1 Mode of operation : Auto/ Manual operated
2 Input supply voltage : 250 Volt-490 Volt
3 Output voltage : 415 Volt
: Unbalance type, suitable for submersible motor, Industrial
4 Type voltage
5 IP/Insulation Class : IP54 / H
6 Material of whole winding : Copper
7 Material of core : Silicon 92 grade/ CRGO
8 Material of body : 2mm thick M.S. sheet
9 Base : C.I. wheel mounted (detachable)
10 Cooling : Oil immersed
11 Cooling/ Insulation : Transformer oil cooled
12 Voltage control arrangement : In each phase
13 Voltmeter with Indicator : In each phase
14 Painting : Double coat spray painting
Quantity of transformer oil to be : Oil level die electric filled as per IS 335
15
filled
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12.4 LT Control Panel
The control panel shall be completely metal enclosed and shall be dust, moisture and vermin
proof. The enclosures shall provide a degree of protection not less than IP-54 in accordance
with IS/IEC 60947.
Panels shall be wall or floor mounting type and shall comprise rigid welded selected, smooth
finished, hot rolled sheet steel thickness not less than 3 mm for front and rear position and 2.5
mm for side top and bottom position.
The maximum and minimum height of the operating equipment on the panel shall be 2100mm
and 900mm respectively from the floor level. If the panel height is small then it should be
mounted on separate support so that the operating height of the equipment comes within the
above limit. The proper supporting arrangement shall be provided.
The features are as follows:

MCCB, bus bar, instrumentation and protection equipment and cables shall be inbuilt within
cubical panel.
The panels shall be so constructed that failure of one equipment does not effect that adjacent
units. Suitable vent shall be provided to release gas pressure developed due to short circuits or
any burn.
Bus bar connections, joints and taps shall be silver plated; connections shall be as short as possible.
Wiring for instrumentation, protection relay and lead indicating lamps in each switch gear
panel shall be grasped and brought out to easily accessible terminals for external connections.
Motor starter:
For motor up to 5 HP/3.7 KW: Direct online starter
For motor of 5 HP/3.7 KW up to 10 HP/7.5 KW: Star delta starter
For motor above 10 HP/7.5 KW: Soft starter as per specification provided in BOQ
12.5 POWER & CONTROL CABLES:

LT Power cables considered are of 1.1 kV grade, Al. conductor, XLPE insulation and
galvanized single flat steel strip armoured for twin & multi core cables, PVC compound
for overall sheathing.
3 Core LT cable shall be used for the motor Feeder.
3.5 Core Cables shall be Used for all Power Supply.
Condition 1: Checking of Current Carrying Capacity of Cable

Cable De-rated Current (ICDC) > Full Load Current (IFLC)
Condition 2: Checking for Allowable Voltage Drop during Starting & Running Condition
Allowable Voltage Drop during Starting = 10%
Overall Voltage Drop =5%
Allowable Voltage Drop during Running =3%
*Starting Condition Voltage Drop will be Applicable for Motors Only
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12.6 EARTHING SYSTEM
The Earth Resistivity Topography (ERT) of soil shall be carried out at site with the aim to
determine an average value of electrical resistivity of soil for design of Earthing system. Mean
value of Earth resistivity shall be arrived based on the test report at site location. The soil
resistivity of the various sites has been done by the conventional Wenner’s four electrode
method as per IS 3043 - 2018 and the results are tabulated in terms of Polar curve to arrive the
mean value of Earth resistivity. The earthing grid will be designed based on fault current of the
system as per IS 3043:2018.It shall be consisting of the following:
GI Earth plates of 600 X 600 X 6 mm size as per latest relevant ISS/IER.

GI water pipes of required length and 40mm dia. As per latest relevant ISS/IER.
GI Earth strip of adequate size as per relevant ISS/IER and in required quantities to cover
complete installation in double run. The strip shall be without kinks and without any joints.
Necessary quantities of lugs and clamps etc. for proper earthing.
Necessary quantities of salt and coal shall be supplied at the time of erection.
Earth chamber CI box 300 X 300 mm as per ISS/IE.
The main objectives of earthing calculation are:
Selection of Main Earth grid Conductor with respect to system fault level.
Calculate the No. of Earth Pits Required.
Earth resistance is restricted to less than 2 ohms.
LIGHTNING PROTECTION SYSTEM

All Structure/ elector mechanical equipment will be satisfactorily protected against the effects
of electrical surges due to lightning strike in accordance with IS and local regulations. Each
Lightning down conductor shall be provided with a testing joint in an accessible position,
between 0.5 meters and 1.5 meters above ground level. Connections from each down
conductor shall be made to individual grounding electrodes. Lightning protection system shall
be provided in accordance with IS 2309. Selection of lightning protection system is as per
below mentioned criteria.
As per clause no. 8.1.3 of IS-2309, suggested acceptable risk figure has been taken as 10-5. So
when Overall Risk Factor is greater than 10-5 lightning protection is required.
As per clause no. 12.2.3 of IS-2309, for a structure having base area exceeding 100sq. mtr, the
no. of down conductors should be at least the smaller of the following:
One plus an additional one for each 300 Sq.mtr. or a part thereof, in excess of the first 100
Sq.mtr. And
One for each 30 mtr. of perimeter of the structure protected
Providing and fixing of G.I. strip 20 mm x 3 mm thick on parapet or surface of wall for lightning
conductor complete as required. Lightning protection grounding, in which all structures, are
grounded; and surge arresters are used to protect equipment.
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TYPICAL DIAGRAM
14.1 Tube well Location

Each Tubewell location shall be provided with the following design provisions for
effective monitoring and control.
Field Instrumentation
One no. Hydro static type level sensor at each Tubewell.
One no. motorized sluice valve to be provided at Tubewell discharge.
One no. motorized sluice valve to be provided at Tubewell Bypass line.
One no. Pressure transmitter shall be provided at submersible pump discharge line.
One no. Turbidity analyser shall be provided for continuous monitoring of quality &
characteristics of water at OHSR inlet line.
One no. Radar Type Level Sensor for Level indicator with Low & High NO/NC contacts will be
provided of OHSR for control operation of Tubewell pump.
One no. Electromagnetic flow meter will be provided at Pump outlet line for measuring the
flow rate & total discharge flow.
One no. Residual chlorine analyser shall be provided for continuous monitoring of chlorine
dosing in water at OHSR inlet line.
All analogue field instruments (Transmitters) shall be hooked up with the Tubewell cum OHSR
micro plc System through Conventional hardwire based 4-20mA signal for continuous
monitoring, control, interlock and recording
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UPS System
One no. standalone UPS System of suitable rating for providing 230V AC output supply & SMF
Lead acid battery bank with capacity for 60 minutes battery backup system will be provided in
control room for powering of all field instruments.
Automation
One no. standalone MICRO PLC with DI/DO/AI/AO card, Modbus communication ports, power
supply (24V DC), rogramming & trouble shooting software, HMI, Alarm Annunciator, Panel
enclosure (wall/floor mounted) for mounting, etc. shall be considered at each OHSR/ Tubewell
for effective control & monitoring (by measuring the field instruments).
Following Software provisions with necessary licenses shall be provided:

7” HMI SCADA Software
MICRO PLC Programming software
For field Cabling from field Instruments to MICRO PLC, 660/1100V grade, Multi Stranded
Copper conductor with PVC insulation, shielding, outer sheath and GI round wire armoured
cable shall be considered.
For analog signals, individual and overall shielded 0.5 Sq.mm Copper cable shall be considered.
For digital signals, 1.5 sq.mm Copper cable shall be considered.
For Power cables, 2.5 Sq.mm Copper cable shall be taken into consideration.
Separate earthing pit shall be provided at each Tubewell cum OHSR location. Looped Signal
ground cable shall be connected to earth grid and Looped Frame ground cable shall be
connected with the grid itself.
A. DESIGN CONTROL & OPERATION PHILOSOPHY

Each system MICRO PLC is used to perform following basic operations
Providing ON/OFF commands to various drives, actuators on the predefined sequence

of operation, fulfilment of safety interlocks to optimize the operation.
Reading the values of different process parameters from field instruments, electrical
devices, energy meters etc. installed in the plant.
MICRO PLC/RTU capacity shall be designed to handle the required number of Digital
Inputs, Digital Outputs, Analog Inputs/outputs, communication ports and protocol,
memory capacity for Data Storage and processing speed.
For appropriate operation of the system, norms are defined considering various
devices shall be connected to PLC/RTU.
MICRO PLC input, output considerations for drives, field instruments
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OPERATION PHILOSOPHY
REMOTE MODE
This mode is valid only if the provided equipment of the pumping station like Motor Drives,
Pumps are healthy. Local/Remote selector switch provided in the respective Motor control
panel are selected to “Remote” position for MICRO PLC operation and respective position
feedback will be indicated on HMI Screen. The provided SCADA system consist of AUTO &
MANUAL modes of operation.
LOCAL MODE
The selector switch provided on electrical panel (MCC) is selected to LOCAL and status of mode
selection is fed to MICRO PLC and indicated on HMI Screen. In this mode, the drive can be
started/ stopped from LPBS near equipment or MCC through push button provided on panel.
MICRO PLC shall have the supremacy control and will monitor the status of pump in case of any
abnormal process conditions then MICRO PLC panel shall trip the pump, if MICRO PLC is Online
& healthy.
OVERALL OPERATION
All the workstations shall have suitable HMI modules will be connected on Ethernet network.
The Operation Station of each section will have following facilities:
MIMIC diagram with animation to show the status of equipment and process of the respective
section.
Facility to Pop –up alarms as they occur in the pumping station.
Facility to accept and reset the alarms.
Facility to display & print Alarm history with real time stamp.
Facility to display and print trends for key process parameters like, Level, Flow, pressure data
with real time stamp.
Facility to display and print periodic process reports, operating time of all key equipment. The
workstation will store all the data, which will be retrieved by operation terminals for purpose
of display of reports and trends
Log in and security

The system has three levels of password facility for operation of the pumping station/OHSR.
Unless logged in the system will not respond to any operation. Following is the description of
levels of protection.
Level 1: Operator Level, which enables operator to operate any device in Auto or manual mode
or check and print the trends, reports.
Level 2: Supervisor level allows supervisor to change the process parameters and set points
within specified limit.
Level 3: Designer Level, allows the commissioning engineer to change equipment related
variables, which should not be changed once the plant is put into operation.
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ELECTRICAL SIZING CALCULATION
Sr. No. Description Rating Unit Remark

Input Data
1 Load Details
Bore Well Pump Motor 11.00 KW
Aux. Loads (Lighting, Chlorination) 2 KW

Output Data
2 KVA Demand Calculation
Total Load 13 KW
Demand in KVA =[ Kw/( Cos ɸ x ɳ) ]
x factor of safety
20 KVA As per Load Calculation
Where,
Kw = Total working Load in Kw
Cos ɸ - Power factor 0.8
ɳ = Transformer efficiency 0.9
Factor of safety 1.1
Max. Demand in KVA 20 KVA

Rating as per 1180 -
Next Available Transformer Size 63 KVA
2018
Note:- For Load requirement upto 50kVA dedicated 415V Power feeder & beyond 50kVA
dedicated 11kV power feeder with Transformer shall be arranged by SWSM/UPPCL
3 Solar Power Calculations
Total Load 13 KW
Solar Demand Requirement 13 KW
Peak Demand Requirement 19 KWp Peak Factor = 1.4
Rating is subject to
Selected Solar Power 19 KWp change as per Peak
Power offered by Mfg.
4 No. of PV Modules
PV Module Watttage 340 Watts For one PV module
No. of PV Modules Required 56 Nos.
5 Area for Solar System
Area for one KW Solar Power 10 Sq. M
Total Area Required for the Solar
190 Sq. M Approx.
Power System
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Servo Stabilizer Sizing
6
Calculation/DG Sizing
Total Load 13 KW
Avg. Load Power Factor
16.25 KVA
of 0.8
Design Margin 20%
Total Load With Margin 19.50 KVA
Rating as per
Next Available Servo Stabilizer
20 KVA manufacturer
Size/DG Set
recommendation
7 LT Power Cable Sizing
Motor Rating 11.00 KW
Power Factor 0.8
Motor full Load current 19.13 Amp (A)
Aluminium Armoured,
Selected Cable size 3C X 6 Sq. mm
XLPE Insulated Cable
Full Load current of Cable 40 Amp

Derating Factor of Cable 0.6
Derated Current of Cable 24 Amp (B)
Hence selected cable is sufficient to catered the Motor Load current as the cable derated
current is More than Load current (B>A)
as per manufacturer
Provide Auto Phase Reversal Unit 100 Amp
recommendation
8 Earthing & Lightning Protection
Earthing and lightning protection system will include design and installation of all grounding
and lightning protection for the complete installation. All electrical equipment will be
satisfactorily protected against the effects of electrical surges due to both lightning strike and
electrical faults.Earthing shall be designed as per IS 3043: 2018 & Lightning as per IEC - 62305
Part 2 & 3.
9 Lighting system
Lighting system include Distribution board, Energy efficient lighting fixture, junction boxes,
receptacles.
Sr No. IS/IEC Reference Description of Standard

Outdoor Type oil immersed distribution Transformer up
1 IS-1180 (part-1): Reaffirmed 2019
to and including 2500kVA
2 IS 2026 (Part 7) : 2009 Loading guide for Oil Immersed Power Transformers
3 IS 7421 (Reaffirmed 2014) Bushing for alternative voltages below 1000 V
4 IS: 60529 (Reaffirmed 2014) Degree of protection provided by enclosures
Code of practice for selection installation and
5 IS 10028 (Reaffirmed 2016)
maintenance of Transformers
6 IEC:60947 Low voltage switchgear and control gear
7 IEC:61439 Low-voltage switchgear and control gear assemblies
8 IEC-60898-1:2002 Miniature Circuit Breakers
9 IS:13703 (Reaffirmed 2014) Low voltage Fuses
10 IEC-60947: (2004) Contactors
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11 IEC-60947: (2004) Starters
12 IEC-60947: (2004) Degree of Protection
13 IS: 8043 (2002) Submersible Pump sets - Specification
14 IS 9283 (2013) Motors for Submersible Pump sets
15 IS 14220 Open well Submersible Pump sets
Rotating electrical machines - Part 1 Rating and
16 IEC 60034-Part-1
performance
Rotating electrical machines - Part 2-1: Standard methods
17 IEC 60034-Part-2
for determining losses and efficiency from tests
Rotating electrical machines - Part 5: Degrees of

18 IEC 60034-Part-5 protection provided by the integral design of rotating
electrical machines (IP code) - Classification
Rotating electrical machines - Part 6: Designation of

19 IEC 60034-Part-6
methods of cooling of rotating electrical machines
Rotating electrical machines - Part 8: Terminal markings
20 IS 60034-Part 8
and direction of rotation
Energy Efficient Three Phase Squirrel Cage Induction
21 IS 12615:2018
Motors (Second Revision)
Permissible limits of noise level for rotating electrical
22 IS 12065:1987 (Reaffirmed 2014)
machines
Electrical Insulation - Thermal Evaluation and designation
23 IS 1271:2012
(Second Revision)
Cross-linked polyethylene insulated thermoplastic
IS 7098(Part 1):1988 (Reaffirmed in
24 sheathed cables specification : Part 1 For working voltages
2020)
up to and including 1 100 V
25 IS 8130:1984 (Reaffirmed in 2018) Conductors for insulated electric cables and flexible cords
Specification for PVC Insulation and Sheath of Electric
26 IS 5831:1984 (Reaffirmed in 2016)
cables
27 IS 10418: 1982 (Reaffirmed in 2016) Drums for electric cables
28 IS 3043 (Reaffirmed in 2018) Code of practice for earthing
29 IEC-62305 (Part-2 & Part-3) Protection against lightning
30 IS:2629 Reaffirmed in 2006 Hot dip Galvanising
Hot-dip zinc coatings on structural steel
31 IS:4759 Reaffirmed in 2006
and other allied products
32 IS 6665: 1972 (Reaffirmed in 2015) Code of practice for industrial lighting
33 IS 732 (Reaffirmed in 2019) Code of Practice for Electrical Wiring Installations
34 IS 10322: 1982 (Reaffirmed in 2019) Specifications for Luminaires
35 IS 10322 Part 5 (Reaffirmed in 2017) Luminaires for street lighting
4.1. INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION SCOPE OF WORK
Each Tube well cum OHSR location shall be provided with the following design provisions for effective
monitoring and control.
i. 1 No. Electromagnetic flow meter will be provided at submersible pump delivery line for measuring
the flow rate & total discharge flow.
ii. 1 no. Turbidity analyser shall be provided for continuous monitoring of quality & characteristics of
water at submersible pump discharge line.
iii. 1 no. Residual chlorine analyser shall be provided for continuous monitoring of quality &
characteristics of water at the outlet of OHSR.
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2 CIVIL SCOPE OF WORK
2.1. SCOPE
Water and Sanitation Mission, Uttar Pradesh (SWSM) proposes to take up Construction, operation &
Maintenance for 10 years, of various Water Supply Projects in Rural Areas of Uttar Pradesh through
District Water and Sanitation Mission (DWSM) and Gram Panchayat.
Civil scope for this gram panchayat includes design and construction of the following:
SCOPE OF WORK
Sr. No. Structure Details

Capacity- 250 KL
Staging- 12m.
· Soil bearing capacity (SBC) - As per Soil
1 Over Head Tank (OHT) report data.
 Construction method – Staging - Cast-In-
Situ/Structural Steel/Precast. Container
MOC – RCC Tank
 Dimensions- 3m X 3.6m X 3.6m.
 SBC- As per Soil report data
2 Pump House cum Chlorination Room  Construction method- Pre-
Engineered/Cast-In-Situ/Pre Cast Structure.
 Boundary wall shall be of 1.3m height

and 115mm thick Brick Masonry/Precast
panels.
3 Boundary Wall  230mm X 230mm Brick pillar/Precast

pillar to be provided at 3m center to center.
 Construction method- Brick

masonry/Precast.
Valve Chamber  Valve chamber shall be constructed in
4
brick masonry.
Figure 2: OVERALL VIEW OF THE GRAM PANCHAYAT
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2.2. SALIENT FEATURES: CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL WORKS
2.2.1. Codes & Standards
All design work will be based on Indian Standards (IS) codes (latest revisions), with amendments, if any,
as on date. Apart from these codes, specific design guidelines laid in the contract documents are
followed.
The design is carried out in conformity with following IS code latest editions.
IS: 456 -2000 – Plain and reinforced concrete -Code of practice.
IS: 3370 (Part-1)-2009 – Concrete Structures for Storage of Liquids –Code of Practice Part-1 General
Requirements.
IS: 3370 (Part-2)-2009 – Concrete Structures for Storage of Liquids –Code of Practice Part-2 Reinforced
Concrete Structures.
IS: 3370 (Part-4)-1967 – Concrete Structures for Storage of Liquids –Code of Practice Part-4 Design Tables.
IS: 875 -1987 (Part-1,2,5)- Code of practice for Design Loads for Building and Structures.
IS: 875 -2015 (Part-3)- Code of practice for Design Loads for Building and Structures.
IS: 1893-2016 (Part-1) - Criteria for Earthquake Resistant design of structures-
General Provisions of buildings.
IS: 1893-2014 (Part-2) - Criteria for Earthquake Resistant design of structures-
Liquid Retaining Tanks.
IS 800 - Code of Practice for general construction in steel.
IS 806 - Code of Practice for use of steel tubes in general building construction.
IS 13920:2016 – Ductile detailing of reinforced concrete structures subjected to seismic force – code of
practice.
SP: 16 – Design Aids for Reinforced Concrete.
SP: 24 – Explanatory Handbook on Indian Standard Code of Practice for Plain and Reinforced Concrete.
SP: 34 - Handbook on Concrete Reinforcement and Detailing.
2.2.2. Units of measurements

All units used in the analysis and design are in SI system unless noted otherwise.
2.2.3. Computer Program/ Software
STAAD-PRO software is used for analysis and design and also in-house Excel spread sheets are used for
design.
2.3. SITE CONDITIONS

2.3.1. Design Ground Elevation
Finished Ground Level/ Natural Ground level (NGL) for this gram panchayat shall be as per survey. The
safe bearing capacity (SBC) considered for design purpose is 8 T/Sqm at the depth of 2m from the NGL.
There may be poor soil conditions below 2m, in that case additional rate will be paid for the pile
foundation if required in the future.
2.4. MATERIAL
2.4.1. Concrete Mix
Ordinary Portland cement of 43 grade conforming to latest IS codes shall be used and minimum cement
content shall be as per the IS: 456-2000.
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MINIMUM CEMENT CONTENT IN CONCRETE
Minimum
Cement
Sr. No. Grade of Concrete
Content in
Concrete
1 M15 240
2 M20 300
3 M25 300
4 M30 320
5 M40 360
2.4.2. Concrete Grade
Table 28: GRADE OF CONCRETE
Sr. No. Description Grade of Concrete
1 Mass filling/ Plum Concrete M5
PCC below Footing- 100mmthick and

2 M15
100mm projection
Valve chamber/pipe encasement/

3 M20
thrust blocks
Non- Liquid retaining structures

4 M25
(including staging of OHT)
RCC of Liquid retaining structures M30
5 Precast Structures M40
2.4.3. Reinforcement bars

Reinforcement bars will be High yield strength deformed bars Fe 500 TMT for structures confirming to IS:
1786-2008.
2.4.4. Brick Masonry

All external and internal walls shall be in 230mm thick and shall be of class designation 10 or best locally
available approved by Employer made of good brick earth thoroughly burnt and shall be of deep cherry
red or copper color. Brick shall be well bonded and laid in English bond unless otherwise specified.
2.5. STRUCTIRAL ANALYSIS

2.1.1. Modelling
The structures are modelled in STAAD-PRO with the appropriate support condition provided as required.
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2.5.2. BASIC LOADS
All buildings and structures shall be designed to resist the worst combination of the following
loads/stresses under test and working conditions;
➢ Dead load
➢ Imposed loads or Live load
➢ Monorail load
➢ Wind load
➢ Seismic load
➢ Hydrodynamic pressure load
➢ Vehicular Surcharge
➢ Earth pressure
➢ Pump & Equipment loads
Dead Load
Dead load comprises of the self-weight of all the permanent structural components including walls,
floors, columns, roofs, partitions, stairways, equipment’s etc., as applicable to individual structures.
The following unit weight of material shall be considered for computation of loads. Loads given in IS:
875(Part-I) shall considered for the material not listed below.
Table 29: DEAD LOAD DETAILS
Sr. No. Material Unit weight
1 Water 10 kN/m3
2 Soil 18 kN/m3
3 Plain Cement Concrete 24 kN/m3
4 Reinforced Cement Concrete 25 kN/m3
5 Structural Steel 78.5 kN/m3
6 Floor finish 24 kN/m3
7 Brickwork 22 kN/m3
8 Plaster (applied to masonry surface) 18 kN/m3
Imposed Load
The Imposed loads considered shall not be less than that specified in IS: 875(Part-II). Floors and
supporting members, which may be subjected to equipment live loads, shall be designed based on the
weight of the equipment or specifically defined loads, whichever is greater. Following minimum loads
shall be considered in the design of structure as per IS 875.
LIVE LOAD DETAILS

Sr. No. Location Live Load
1 Roof Slab- accessible 1.5 kN/m2
2 Roof Slab- inaccessible 0.75 kN/m2
3 Live load on floors 3.0 kN/m2
4 Platform, Stairways, Corridors, Walkways 3.0 kN/m2
5 Toilet 2.0 kN/m2
6 Surcharge load 10 kN/m2
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Monorail Loads
Monorail and supporting columns shall be designed for vertical and horizontal forces including impact
forces. All lifting beams and monorails shall have their design loads increased for impact factor.
Impact factor:
Impact loads for monorail, shall be taken as per IS: 875(Part-II). The minimum impact factors to be used
in design shall be as follows:
Monorail loads:
As per IS 875(Part-II)-1987, cl. 6.3, Pg.16
a. Impact factor of 10% of lifted load in case of hand operated chain pulley block.
b. Impact factor of 25% of lifted load of electrical pulley and support design.
Wind Load (WDL)

Wind load on structure shall be calculated as per provisions latest version of IS: 875- 2015 (Part-III). The
wind shall be assumed to blow in any direction and most unfavorable condition shall be considered.
Following parameters shall be considered for the wind load calculation.
Basic wind speed = 47 m/sec
Risk coefficient (k1) = 1.00
Terrain category for (k2) factor = Category-2
Topography factor (k3) = 1.0
Importance factor (k4) = 1.0
Seismic Load (SL/EQ)
All the structures will be designed for seismic forces using provisions of IS: 1893 (Part –I) - 2016 and IS:
1893 (Part-II) - 2014.
The design horizontal seismic coefficient ‘Ah’ for the structure will be determine using the following
expression
Ah = [(Z/2) (I/R) (Sa/g)]
Seismic zone = III
Zone Factor (Z) = 0.16
Response reduction factor for Building- R = 3 (For OMRF) and R=5 (For SMRF)
Response reduction factor for OHT’s - R=2.5 (For OMRF) and R=4 (For SMRF)
Importance factor, I =1.5
Damping = 5%
Value of Sa/g is taken from Fig.2 IS 1893 (as per soil condition)
Hydrodynamic Load
Dynamic Increment of loads due to seismic shall be considered in the design as per latest standards.
Same to be considered in working/operating condition i.e. water level is considered up to TWL for
calculating dynamic increment loads.
Deflection Criteria
Deflection Criteria shall be in accordance with IS:456 for concrete structures, For steel Structures IS 800
shall be followed.
2.6. DESIGN METHODOLOGY

2.6.1. General
The Structure in contact with water including the members covering the same such as roof of a tanks,
channel, chamber etc.) shall be designed as cracked section with limited crack width of 0.2 mm as per IS
3370 -2009 part-2. Basement RC walls and slabs below ground shall also be designed by cracked method
of design as liquid retaining structures.
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2.6.2. Design Norms for Foundation
General
All Structures, building foundations, equipment foundations, water retaining structures, trenches, pits
etc. shall be designed as per NIT & relevant IS codes.
Foundation
The minimum depth of foundation for all structures, building and frame foundations and load bearing
walls shall be conforming to IS: 1904.
Foundation for all structures shall be decided based on loading arrangement, load intensity and soil
strata. The safe bearing capacity (SBC) considered for design purpose is as per Soil investigation data.
Design forces are obtained from STAAD-Pro analysis and checked for bearing capacity, overturning and
sliding. Capacity is increased by 25% for all the loads combination with wind/seismic. The foundation is
designed as per limit state method of design as per IS: 456:2000.
2.6.3. Minimum Cover to Reinforcement

Minimum clear cover to main reinforcement shall be as per relevant IS codes.
2.6.4. Minimum Percentage of Steel
For buildings: As per IS:456-2000.
For liquid retaining structure: The minimum reinforcements in walls, floors and roofs of liquid retaining
structures in each of two directions at right angles shall be as per IS 3370.
2.6.5. Minimum Thickness of Structural Components
Minimum member thickness for different structural elements shall be as per design requirement.
2.6.6. Minimum Bar Diameter
The minimum bar diameter for all the elements shall be as per IS codes. However, diameter shall not be
less than 10mm for main reinforcement and 8mm in case of distribution.
2.6.7. Minimum Bar Spacing
The minimum spacing for all the elements shall be considered as per IS 3370 for liquid retaining
structures and as per IS 456 for other Structures.
2.7. CONSTRUCTION METHOD

2.7.1. Precast /Structural Steel/Cast-In-situ Structures:
For all OHT’s, staging shall be Cast-In-situ/Structural Steel/Precast and Container shall be in RCC/Steel.
For Pumphouse and Chlorination building, construction method shall be prefab/Precast/Cast-In-situ. For
precast construction, wet joint – coupler connection or dry joint – bolted connection is to be followed. In
case of precast, grade of concrete shall be M40.
2.8. ROAD REINSTATEMENT

Road cut open during laying of pipeline shall be backfilled & properly restored after laying of the pipe.
Restoration shall be similar to the existing road specification e.g. WBM, CC/RCC roads etc. Material used
for refilling the existing area should be same as that used in the existing road. Road restoration work shall
be carried out as per the standard specifications.
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3 TREATMENT PROCESS
and for disinfection purpose Hypho based chlorine dosing system (HDPE tank and dosing pump )
considered and according as per site conditions the DPR may be revised during execution"
However during O&M period the water samples from proposed tube well shall be checked for
parameters like TDS, Hardness, Iron , Fluoride & Arsenic . If any of mentioned parameters exceed beyond
the limit of human consumption as per IS 10500, suitable treatment shall be provided to make water fit
for drinking purpose. Accordingly the DPR may be revised during execution.
4 ELECTRICAL & INSTRUMENTATION SCOPE OF WORK

For Electric Connection Base Tube well
300 LPM 75 m head discharge submersible pump set. 80mm dia MS DF / socket column pipe of 60m
depth with all units complete shall be proposed as per design
For Solar powered Tube well
300 LPM 75 m head discharge submersible pump set. 80mm dia MS DF / socket column pipe of 60m
depth with all units complete shall be proposed as per design
4.2. ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION
For electric base tube well connection will be provided by the department/ DWSM . The firms scope of
work shall start from electric meter of the power connection , however the firm shall pursue laisoning
with the electricity department and gram panchayat for speedy work . The cost of the same shall be as
mutually agreed. or the rate of the connection shall be as per letter no 164/CE(E/M)/2062-0087/20 dated
13-03-2020 of chief engineer E/M UP Jal Nigam Lucknow.
4.7. OPERATION AND MAINTAINANCE

As per the empaneleed costs of SWSM , 2% of the capital cost per year is considered for O&M , this is
inclusive of labour cess of 1% without GST for the year . Thereafter 5% of the 1 year O&M cost shall be
considered for inflation. O &M cost excluding GST including labour cess in mentioned in Form J. Similarly
wherein the tube well is powered by electric connection the electric charges shall be increased at the
rate of 5% per year to cater the inflation.
During maintenance period all the necessary tools and tackles required for field testing for quality and
capacity shall be made available and the rate of the same is catered in the O&M cost.
As in this particular case tube well is powered by solar and the other by electric connection no provision
for DG set for lean period of 45 days is made.
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Design Particulars: Rising Main (Taking Water Hammer Pressure into consideration)
(1) Water requirement : Discharge Pumping Design
Stage Year lpm MLD(Q) Hour(X) Period
Initial 2023 700 0.2596 6.18 (n)
Middle 2038 850 0.3254 6.38 15 Yrs. PIPE DATA Excavation Rate : Rs. 243.34 /cub.m
Ultim. 2053 1050 0.4076 6.47 30 Yrs. DI Pipe AC Pipe
DIA. Rates per Rm Rates per Rm Excavati
2) Pumping Main Length DI 30 M MM. Type Clas HWC WrkPr Supply + Laying Class HWC Supply on
Lay&Jnt Rates/R
{ AC 30.00 M 80 DI s
K-9 140 160 913.95 0.00 g
0.00 m
178.71
3) Static head on Hs 23.50 100 DI K-9 140 160 1191.41 0.00 0.00 187.37
{ Hd 20.00 43.50 M 125 DI K-9 140 160 1430.32 0.00 0.00 198.47
4) Combined eff. of pump set 55 % 150 DI K-9 140 160 1728.48 0.00 0.00 209.88
5) Cost of pumping unit Rs. 25000.00 /KW 200 DI K-9 140 160 2332.32 0.00 0.00 233.61
6) Interest rate (r) 10.00 % 250 DI K-9 140 160 3103.50 0.00 0.00 258.55
7) Life of elec.motors & PumpSets 15 yr 300 DI K-9 140 160 3958.00 0.00 0.00 284.71
8) Energy charges (Ec) Rs. 8.30 /KWH Unit
Data for Water Hammer Calculation
1st 15 years 2nd 15 years k= 2.07E+08 Kg/sqm.
1) Average Discharge (Qa) 0.2925 mld 0.3665 mld E(CI)= 7.50E+09 Kg/sqm.
2) Average hours of pumping for Avg.Discharge (Xa) 6.2800 hrs 6.425 hrs E(DI) = 1.70E+10 Kg/sqm.
3) KW reqd.at 61% combined eff.of pumping set (KW) 0.2114 *H1 0.2589 *H2 E(AC) = 3.00E+09 Kg/sqm.
4) Ave.annual energy charges in Rs. (Cr) 19037.770 *KW1 19477.336 *KW2 g= 9.81 m/sec/sec
5) Capitalised Energy Charges (Cc) 7.606 Cr1 7.606 Cr2
1425
Hmax=
6) Present worth of sum required after { 15 Yrs for Pump 0.239
*Cost of
*
V0
Pump g
15 Yrs for energy 1+
0.239 * Cc2 Kd
E Ct
Capitalised Cost – Rising Mains

TABLE 1 - VELOCITY AND HEADLOSSES (in Meters) FOR DIFFERENT PIPE SIZES
Pipe Velocity Friction Losses for 30m DI Friction Losses for 0m DI Pipe AC Pipe Ratio Max Head
Size in mm in M/sec pipe including 10% other AC pipe including 10% Wall Max Water Max Head Wall Max Water Max Head including Hmax to
(d) (Vo) losses in meters other losses in meters Thickness hammer prs'r in Loss + Hd + Thickne hammer prs'r in Loss + Hd + Internal Design
1st 2nd 1st 2nd 1st 2nd (Ct) meters D/S Losses ss (Ct) meters D/S Losses Pressure
stage stage stage stage stage stage (Hmax) + Hmax (Hmax) + Hmax
DI AC
80 2.322 2.322 2.379 2.379 0.000 0.000 0.0050 308.597 330.976 0.0000 0.000 0.000 2.07
100 1.486 1.486 0.802 0.802 0.000 0.000 0.0050 193.595 214.398 0.0000 0.000 0.000 1.34
125 0.951 0.951 0.271 0.271 0.000 0.000 0.0050 120.975 141.246 0.0000 0.000 0.000 0.88
150 0.661 0.661 0.111 0.111 0.000 0.000 0.0050 82.116 102.227 0.0000 0.000 0.000 0.64
200 0.372 0.372 0.027 0.027 0.000 0.000 0.0050 44.259 64.286 0.0000 0.000 0.000 0.40
250 0.238 0.238 0.009 0.009 0.000 0.000 0.0053 27.529 47.538 0.0000 0.000 0.000 0.30
300 0.165 0.165 0.004 0.004 0.000 0.000 0.0056 18.661 38.665 0.0000 0.000 0.000 0.24
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TABLE 2 - KILOWATTS & COST OF PUMP SETS REQUIRED FOR DIFFERENT PIPE SIZES AND PIPE COST (Rs.in Thousands)
Sl. Pipe 1st stage flow 0.2925 Mld 2nd stage flow 0.3665 Mld Class of Pipes Cost of pipe line (Supply +
No. Size in H1 Kw reqd Pump Cost@Rs 25000 H2 Kw reqd+ Pump Cost@Rs 10% for Spls. + excavation + laying and
mm Total head + 0.00% Per KW Total head 0.00% 25000 jointing)
(meter) standby (meter) standby per kw DI AC DI 30 m AC Total 30 m
0.00m
1 80 46.117 9.748 243.707 46.117 9.748 243.707 K-9 -- 32.780 0.000 32.780
2 100 44.383 9.382 234.542 44.383 9.382 234.542 K-9 -- 41.363 0.000 41.363
3 125 43.798 9.258 231.451 43.798 9.258 231.451 K-9 -- 48.864 0.000 48.864
4 150 43.623 9.221 230.525 43.623 9.221 230.525 K-9 -- 58.151 0.000 58.151
5 200 43.530 9.201 230.037 43.530 9.201 230.037 K-9 -- 76.978 0.000 76.978
6 250 43.510 9.197 229.932 43.510 9.197 229.932 K-9 -- 100.861 0.000 100.861
7 300 43.504 9.196 229.900 43.504 9.196 229.900 K-9 -- 127.281 0.000 127.281
TABLE 3 - COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OVERALL COST OF PUMPING MAIN FOR DIFFERENT PIPE SIZES (Rs.in Thousands)
PIPE 1st stage flow 0.2925 Mld 2nd stage flow 0.3665 Mld Grand Total of Capitalised cost for CONCLUSION
SIZE Cost of pump Annual Capitali- sed Energy Capital- Cost of pump Annual Capitali- sed Capital- ised 30 yrs Most Economical size
Sl.
in sets Energ Charges ised Total sets Energy Energy Charges Total of
No.
(mm) y (Cc1) Cost Charges (Cc2) Cost Rising Main is...
Charg (Cr2)
1 80 243.71 185.59 1411.56 1688.05 243.71 189.87 1444.15 403.40 2091.45 << 150 mm >>
2 100 234.54 178.61 1358.48 1634.39 234.54 182.73 1389.85 388.23 2022.62 DI-K-9
3 125 231.45 176.25 1340.58 1620.89 231.45 180.32 1371.53 383.11 2004.00
4 150 230.53 175.55 1335.21 1623.89 230.53 179.60 1366.04 381.58 2005.47
Water Hammer
5 200 230.04 175.18 1332.39 1639.40 230.04 179.22 1363.15 380.77 2020.17
Device not required
6 250 229.93 175.10 1331.78 1662.57 229.93 179.14 1362.53 380.60 2043.17
7 300 229.90 175.07 1331.59 1688.77 229.90 179.11 1362.34 380.54 2069.32
Referance: Manual on Water Supply and Treatment,

Ministry of Urban Development, New Delhi
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CALCULATION FOR PUMP HEAD OF TUBEWELL
Total Head of pumping plant has been worked out as below:

3 Seasonal Variation BGL 4
4 Maximum Draw Down during pumping 4.5
BGL
3 Frictional losses in Rising main & Fittings 0.111 As per Rising Main Design
4 Terminal head 2 m
Level difference between GL.to OHT 1 m
Total Head 42.61 m
Note: Depth of water availability below ground level may vary depending upon the actual water level at
that particular location of drilling, which will lead to change in required pump head.
CALCULATION FOR MOTOR RATING FOR TUBEWELL

At the tubewell submersible type pumping plant have been provided for following rating
Pump Discharge Required 850.00 LPM
Pump Discharge 850.00 LPM
Pump Operating head 43 M
Pump Break Horse power = QxH/(4500x68%) 11.944 HP
1 H.P. = 0.7457 KW 8.91 KW
Multiplying factor for BKW to deside motor ratingAs per Manual of Water Supply
10.69 KW
treatment Table 11.4 X 1.2
14.33 HP
Adopting available submersible pump motor BHP from SOR 15.00 HP
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HYDRAULIC DESIGN
REPORT
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HYDRAULIC DESIGN REPORT
HYDRAULIC DESIGN SUMMARY
CONCLUSIONS
Capacity of OHT = 250
Staging of Reservoir = 12
G.L AT OHT = 77.33 m
Lowest supply Level = 89.33m
Min. Terminal Head = 7.59
Junction Label of Junction with Max Pressure Head = J-1
Max. Terminal Head = 12.1
Hydraulic Grade at Junction with Max. Pressure Head = 89.6m
Total Length of Pipeline = 14873m
Design Period for Distribution Network = 30
Min. Terminal Head to be manitained = 7m
Min. Dia of Pipe Provided = 63 mm HDPE
Elevation of Base of Tank = 89.33m
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NETWORK DESIGN
OD ID Length Hazen- Flow Velocity Headloss
Label Start node Stop node Type of Road Material
(mm) (mm) (m) Williams (M3/day) (m/s) Gradient (m/km)
P-1 T-12 J-3 200 200 21 140 1,303.71 0.48 1.22 KACCHA ROAD DI
P-2 J-3 J-8 200 200 47 140 1297.05 0.478 1.2 KACCHA ROAD DI
P-5 J-6 J-12 160 144.4 339 145 587.84 0.415 1.36 KACCHA ROAD HDPE
P-21 J-45 J-33 125 112.3 27 145 148.51 0.174 0.34 INTER LOCKING HDPE
P-30 J-36 J-65 90 81.1 76 145 80.88 0.181 0.54 BRICK ROAD HDPE
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P-99 J-137 J-120 75 67.4 25 145 11.05 0.036 0.03 CC ROAD HDPE
P-109 J-117 J-84 63 56.7 92 145 7 0.032 0.03 BRICK ROAD HDPE
P-116 J-120 J-114 75 67.4 93 145 4.65 0.015 0.01 CC ROAD HDPE
P-127 J-112 J-98 63 56.7 71 145 3.14 0.014 0.01 CC ROAD HDPE
P-130 J-114 J-112 63 56.7 28 145 2.5 0.011 0 CC ROAD HDPE
P-131 J-1 J-3 63 56.7 52 145 2.29 0.011 0 BRICK ROAD HDPE
P-135 J-152 J-145 63 56.7 45 145 1.96 0.009 0 KACCHA ROAD HDPE
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P-143 J-12 J-16 63 56.7 34 145 1.5 0.007 0 CC ROAD HDPE
P-165 J-114 J-116 63 56.7 21 145 0.92 0.004 0 CC ROAD HDPE
P-175 J-158 J-152 63 56.7 15 145 0.68 0.003 0 BT ROAD HDPE
P-188 J-77 J-68 63 56.7 13 145 0 0 0 BRICK ROAD HDPE
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JUNCTION
Hydraulic Grade
Label Elevation (m) Demand (M3/Day) Pressure (m h2o)
(m)
J-1 77.48 2.29 89.6 12.1
J-2 77.58 6.49 89.53 11.93
J-3 77.82 4.37 89.6 11.76
J-4 77.84 14.09 89.51 11.64
J-5 77.89 24.87 89.51 11.6
J-6 77.91 18.76 89.53 11.59
J-7 78.06 8.59 89.52 11.44
J-8 78.12 4.57 89.55 11.4
J-9 78.13 6.55 89.53 11.38
J-10 78.17 4.7 89.54 11.35
J-11 78.15 3.98 89.52 11.35
J-12 77.87 38.73 89.06 11.17
J-13 78.36 3.36 89.54 11.16
J-14 78.39 11.77 89.54 11.12
J-15 78.42 3.27 89.53 11.08
J-16 78.06 1.5 89.06 10.98
J-17 78.53 13.83 89.52 10.97
J-18 78.59 4.53 89.54 10.93
J-19 78.58 0.26 89.52 10.92
J-20 76.89 7.75 87.39 10.48
J-21 76.99 9.16 87.39 10.39
J-22 77 17.02 87.35 10.33
J-23 76.83 1.16 87.17 10.32
J-24 77.62 2.07 87.96 10.32
J-25 77.03 1.23 87.36 10.3
J-26 77.06 0.95 87.35 10.27
J-27 77.14 1.14 87.38 10.22
J-28 77.29 5.54 87.5 10.19
J-29 77.32 7.46 87.52 10.18
J-30 77.7 4.82 87.86 10.14
J-31 77.42 17.22 87.58 10.14
J-32 77.3 47.39 87.39 10.07
J-33 77.89 27.49 87.97 10.06
J-34 77.3 3.79 87.36 10.04
J-35 77.07 1.46 87.12 10.03
J-36 77.34 11.85 87.39 10.03
J-37 77.86 60.29 87.89 10
J-38 77.2 1.06 87.2 9.99
J-39 77.36 10.6 87.36 9.98
J-40 77.39 3.29 87.36 9.95
J-41 77.85 19.58 87.81 9.94
J-42 77.64 4.94 87.58 9.92
J-43 77.19 9.89 87.12 9.91
J-44 77.6 2.52 87.52 9.89
J-45 78.05 15.89 87.96 9.89
J-46 77.49 0.68 87.39 9.88
J-47 77.62 5.69 87.5 9.86
J-48 77.99 0.44 87.86 9.85
J-49 77.57 10.36 87.45 9.85
J-50 77.54 3.57 87.36 9.8
J-51 77.74 4.77 87.53 9.77
J-52 77.76 5.41 87.51 9.73
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Hydraulic Grade
(m)
J-53 79.2 45.97 88.95 9.73
J-54 78.06 9.58 87.79 9.72
J-55 77.47 0.96 87.2 9.71
J-56 78.14 9.17 87.87 9.71
J-57 77.77 26.03 87.49 9.7
J-58 77.49 3.02 87.2 9.7
J-59 78.15 5.28 87.86 9.69
J-60 77.61 1.43 87.3 9.67
J-61 79.29 1.46 88.95 9.64
J-62 78.21 0.7 87.86 9.63
J-63 77.84 7.26 87.49 9.63
J-64 77.75 1.04 87.39 9.63
J-65 77.82 11 87.43 9.59
J-66 77.87 8.91 87.48 9.59
J-67 77.59 23.72 87.2 9.59
J-68 77.78 2.94 87.36 9.56
J-69 77.82 0.94 87.38 9.55
J-70 77.81 11.25 87.31 9.48
J-71 78.37 0.64 87.86 9.48
J-72 77.81 6.43 87.3 9.48
J-73 77.92 13.44 87.4 9.46
J-74 77.82 14.64 87.28 9.44
J-75 77.65 1.24 87.09 9.42
J-76 77.89 5.61 87.32 9.41
J-77 77.93 3.16 87.36 9.41
J-78 77.96 4.95 87.38 9.41
J-79 77.75 15.9 87.17 9.4
J-80 77.94 11.37 87.37 9.4
J-81 77.89 1.39 87.31 9.4
J-82 77.95 0.78 87.36 9.39
J-83 77.54 13.88 86.94 9.38
J-84 77.71 10.32 87.09 9.36
J-85 77.85 2.44 87.22 9.35
J-86 77.61 2.26 86.97 9.33
J-87 77.61 1.44 86.94 9.31
J-88 78.02 12.8 87.34 9.3
J-89 77.93 0.97 87.22 9.27
J-90 78.12 10.8 87.39 9.26
J-91 77.96 20.85 87.23 9.25
J-92 77.7 1.51 86.94 9.22
J-93 78.02 0.53 87.22 9.19
J-94 78 2.41 87.2 9.18
J-95 77.77 11.53 86.97 9.18
J-96 78.04 6.83 87.22 9.17
J-97 78.69 2.16 87.86 9.16
J-98 77.92 3.14 87.09 9.15
J-99 78.16 4.19 87.3 9.12
J-100 77.75 1.87 86.89 9.12
J-101 78.43 1.23 87.53 9.09
J-102 78.1 3.51 87.2 9.09
J-103 77.83 1.18 86.93 9.08
J-104 78.11 6.99 87.17 9.05
J-105 77.83 2.83 86.89 9.04
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Hydraulic Grade
(m)
J-106 78.54 0.82 87.58 9.02
J-107 78.46 8.12 87.49 9.01
J-108 78.18 0.44 87.2 9.01
J-109 78.2 0.32 87.2 8.99
J-110 78.03 0.51 87 8.95
J-111 77.97 8.89 86.93 8.94
J-112 78.14 5.46 87.09 8.94
J-113 78.14 13.57 87.1 8.93
J-114 78.15 6.22 87.09 8.93
J-115 78.36 0.84 87.28 8.91
J-116 78.19 0.92 87.09 8.89
J-117 78.19 12.06 87.1 8.88
J-118 78.08 0.77 86.98 8.88
J-119 78.09 15.25 86.99 8.88
J-120 78.2 8.02 87.09 8.87
J-121 78.04 6.95 86.93 8.87
J-122 78.22 7.53 87.09 8.85
J-123 78.38 1.32 87.24 8.84
J-124 78.08 1.71 86.93 8.83
J-125 78.36 4.74 87.21 8.83
J-126 78.15 8.84 86.99 8.83
J-127 78.14 6.2 86.99 8.83
J-128 78.16 6.39 86.98 8.81
J-129 78.28 5.81 87.09 8.8
J-130 78.93 47.59 87.75 8.8
J-131 78.41 2.85 87.21 8.78
J-132 78.42 2.92 87.22 8.77
J-133 78.43 1.13 87.22 8.77
J-134 78.11 2.76 86.89 8.77
J-135 78.46 4.42 87.24 8.76
J-136 78.76 1.76 87.5 8.72
J-137 78.37 4.86 87.09 8.71
J-138 78.28 4.28 86.99 8.69
J-139 78.45 24.75 87.14 8.67
J-140 78.63 13.54 87.32 8.67
J-141 78.23 10.35 86.89 8.65
J-142 78.64 0.78 87.3 8.64
J-143 78.57 19.61 87.23 8.64
J-144 78.55 1.88 87.2 8.63
J-145 78.52 1.96 87.14 8.6
J-146 78.49 6.3 87.1 8.59
J-147 78.5 0.71 87.1 8.58
J-148 78.45 8.2 87.03 8.57
J-149 78.46 0.77 87.03 8.56
J-150 78.5 8.3 86.99 8.48
J-151 78.61 11.14 87.1 8.47
J-152 78.66 7.51 87.14 8.46
J-153 78.89 6.25 87.36 8.45
J-154 78.76 4.06 87.21 8.43
J-155 78.78 0.31 87.21 8.41
J-156 78.69 12.84 87.11 8.4
J-157 78.57 3.33 86.98 8.4
J-158 78.72 0.68 87.14 8.4
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Hydraulic Grade
(m)
J-159 78.75 26.98 87.14 8.38
J-160 78.61 4.67 87 8.37
J-161 78.73 12.7 87.12 8.37
J-162 78.83 4.63 87.17 8.32
J-163 78.78 1.56 87 8.21
J-164 79.19 0.6 87.36 8.16
J-165 79.06 13.87 87.2 8.12
J-166 79.17 0.61 86.89 7.71
J-167 79.4 11.69 87 7.59
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Area of
Dia. Of Length of BRICK Area of WBM Area of Area of INTER Area of IL KACCHA
S.no. ID Width Brick BT ROAD CC ROAD
Pipe pipe ROAD BT Road ROAD WBM CC Road LOCKING Road ROAD
Road
1 56.7 63 5874 0.6567 3544 2327.345 15 9.8505 0 0 154 101.1318 0 0 2161
2 67.4 75 2174 0.6674 1446 965.0604 0 0 0 0 118 78.7532 0 0 610
3 81.1 90 1844 0.6811 471 320.7981 0 0 0 0 0 0 294 200.2434 1079
4 99.3 110 1348 0.6993 136 95.1048 0 0 0 0 0 0 87 60.8391 1125
5 112.3 125 1308 0.7123 126 89.7498 0 0 0 0 0 0 326 232.2098 856
6 126.3 140 1276 0.7263 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1276
7 144.4 160 762 0.7444 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 762
8 161.8 180 0 0.7618 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 180.6 200 0 0.7806 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 150 150 0 0.75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11 200 200 287 0.8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 287
12 250 250 0 0.85 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
13 300 300 0 0.9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 14873 9.7299 5723 3798.058 15 9.8505 0 0 272 179.885 707 493.2923 8156
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Estimate For
Under - SWSM Block- Bilariaganj
District- AZAMGARH
ROAD RESTORATION AND EARTH EXCAVATION DETAILS
BT CC KC BRICK ROAD INERTLOCKING
IL
BT CC Vol. KC BR INER Vol.
BT Road CC KC Road
Pipe ROA DEPT Vol. of Road of DEPT Road Vol. of Road Vol. of TLOC DEPT of
Dia. Of Length Restora ROAD DEPTH ROAD BOR DEPTH Resto WIDT
S.no. ID Materia D H OF Excavati WIDTH Restora Excav WIDTH H OF Restor Excavat WIDTH Restora Excavat WIDTH KING H OF Excav
Pipe of pipe tion in LENGT OF EXC LENG LENGTH OF EXC ratio H
l (LEN EXC on (BT) tion in ation EXC ation ion (KC) tion in ion (BR) LENG EXC ation
sqm H TH n in
GTH sqm (CC) in sqm sqm TH (IL)
sqm
1 56.7 63 HDPE 5874 15 1.06 9.95 10.57 0.663 154 1.063 55.9 59.42 0.363 2161 1.063 784.4 833.86 0.363 3544 1.063 2349.7 2497.7 0.663 0 1.06 0 0 0.66
2 67.4 75 HDPE 2174 0 1.08 0 0 0.675 118 1.075 44.25 47.57 0.375 610 1.075 228.8 245.91 0.375 1446 1.075 976.05 1049.3 0.675 0 1.08 0 0 0.68
3 81.1 90 HDPE 1844 0 1.09 0 0 0.69 0 1.09 0 0 0.39 1079 1.09 420.8 458.68 0.39 471 1.09 324.99 354.24 0.69 294 1.09 203 221 0.69
4 99.3 110 HDPE 1348 0 1.11 0 0 0.71 0 1.11 0 0 0.41 1125 1.11 461.3 511.99 0.41 136 1.11 96.56 107.18 0.71 87 1.11 61.8 68.6 0.71
5 112.3 125 HDPE 1308 0 1.13 0 0 0.725 0 1.125 0 0 0.425 856 1.125 363.8 409.28 0.425 126 1.125 91.35 102.77 0.725 326 1.13 236 266 0.73
6 126.3 140 HDPE 1276 0 1.14 0 0 0.74 0 1.14 0 0 0.44 1276 1.14 561.4 640.04 0.44 0 1.14 0 0 0.74 0 1.14 0 0 0.74
7 144.4 160 HDPE 762 0 1.16 0 0 0.76 0 1.16 0 0 0.46 762 1.16 350.5 406.6 0.46 0 1.16 0 0 0.76 0 1.16 0 0 0.76
8 161.8 180 HDPE 0 0 1.18 0 0 0.78 0 1.18 0 0 0.48 0 1.18 0 0 0.48 0 1.18 0 0 0.78 0 1.18 0 0 0.78
9 180.6 200 HDPE 0 0 1.2 0 0 0.8 0 1.2 0 0 0.5 0 1.2 0 0 0.5 0 1.2 0 0 0.8 0 1.2 0 0 0.8
10 150 150 DI 0 0 1.15 0 0 0.75 0 1.15 0 0 0.45 0 1.15 0 0 0.45 0 1.15 0 0 0.75 0 1.15 0 0 0.75
11 200 200 DI 287 0 1.2 0 0 0.8 0 1.2 0 0 0.5 287 1.2 143.5 172.2 0.5 0 1.2 0 0 0.8 0 1.2 0 0 0.8
12 250 250 DI 0 0 1.25 0 0 0.85 0 1.25 0 0 0.55 0 1.25 0 0 0.55 0 1.25 0 0 0.85 0 1.25 0 0 0.85
13 300 300 DI 0 0 1.3 0 0 0.9 0 1.3 0 0 0.6 0 1.3 0 0 0.6 0 1.3 0 0 0.9 0 1.3 0 0 0.9
Total 14873 15 9.95 10.57 272 100.15 107 8156 3315 3678.6 5723 3838.6 4111.1 707 501 556
BT= Bituminous road

CC= Cement concrete road
BOE= Bricks Road Total Excavation (m3) = 7907.26
EXCAVATION QUANTITY FOR RISING MAIN

Excavation Qty
Outer Pipe
Sl. No. Diameter Materi Depth
(mm) al Length Width Qty
(H/D)
(L) m (B) m (Cum)
(m)
1 150 DI K-9 30 0.75 1.15 25.88
2 150 DI K-9 10 0.75 1.15 8.63
TOTAL 40 34.51
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ESTIMATE
(CIVIL)
Page 75
ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR PUMP HOUSE
Item
Item of work No. L B H/D Qty Rate unit Amount
No.
Provide all materials, labour, T&P etc. complete and construct
Pump house size (3.6x3.0x3.0)m Chlorinating room size
(2.5x1.8x3.0)m as per departmental type design and drawing
1 (drawing no-D-2) and as per the specifications for civil work 1 1 6,19,000 Each 619000
given in the bid document, including supply of all material,
labour and T&P etc complete as per instructions of Engineer -in
- charge.
Provide all materials, labour, T&P etc. complete and construct
Pump house size (2.5x3.0x3.0)m Chlorinating room size
(1.8x1.2x3.0)m as per departmental type design and drawing
(drawing no-D-2) and as per the specifications for civil work 0 0 4,91,000 Each 0
given in the bid document, including supply of all material,
labour and T&P etc complete as per instructions of Engineer -in
- charge.
Construction of 1 No Raw Water Tank / Reservoir for storage of
water before pumping to WTP - rate as per SOR, SWSM for 0 13850 KL 0
reservoir upto 100 KL
Construction of 1 No Clear Water Tank / Reservoir for storage
of treated water before pumping to WTP - rate as per SOR, 0 13850 KL 0
SWSM for reservoir upto 100 KL
Total 619000
Say (In Lacs) 6.19
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR RISING MAIN
Item
No.
Supply of following sizes (D.I.) pipes for rising main/distribution system conforming to latest/relevant I.S. 8329/2000 Specifications
with all jointing materials such as specials conforming to latest /relevant I.S. specifications, suitable for D.I pipes, as per IS-1239 /2000
and IS 8329/2000 or their latest amendment including F.O.R. destination and all taxes and insurance etc. with loading, unloading and
1
Carting up to site of work, also including specials for these pipes and lowering them into the trenches and laying true to alignment
and gradient and jointing etc. complete (including testing of pipe lines and cutting of pipes for making up the length but excluding the
cost of trenches).all complete as per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
1.01 300 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 3,940.00 Rmt 0
1.02 250 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 3,103.50 Rmt 0
1.03 200 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 2,332.32 Rmt 0
1.04 150 mm dia K-9 1 40 40 1,728.48 Rmt 69139.2
1.05 125 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 1,424.45 Rmt 0
1.06 100 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 1,191.41 Rmt 0
1.07 80 mm dia K-9 1 0 0 910.40 Rmt 0
1.08 300 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 3,184.41 Rmt 0
1.09 250 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 2,590.53 Rmt 0
1.10 200 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 1,868.21 Rmt 0
1.11 150 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 1,512.51 Rmt 0
1.12 125 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 1,313.89 Rmt 0
1.13 100 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 1,017.12 Rmt 0
1.14 80 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 915.56 Rmt 0
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Item
No.
2 Excavation Work
Excavation of earth in ordinary soil (loam, clay or sand) for pipe line and rising main trenches including lift upto 1.50 m and lead upto
50 m and refilling watering, ramming of the excavated earth into the trench and also disposal of surplus earth upto 50m from the
center of the trenches including supply of all material labour, T&P etc complete as per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
2.01 300 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.90 1.30 0 Cum

2.02 250 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.85 1.25 0 Cum
2.03 200 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.80 1.20 0 Cum
2.04 150 mm dia K-9 1 40 0.75 1.15 35 Cum
2.05 125 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.73 1.13 0 Cum
2.06 100 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.70 1.10 0 Cum
2.07 80 mm dia K-9 1 0 0.68 1.08 0 Cum
2.08 300 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.90 1.30 0 Cum
2.09 250 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.85 1.25 0 Cum
2.1 200 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.80 1.20 0 Cum
2.11 150 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.75 1.15 0 Cum
2.12 125 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.73 1.13 0 Cum
2.13 100 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.70 1.10 0 Cum
2.14 80 mm dia K-7 1 0 0.68 1.08 0 Cum
34.50
A Ordinary Soil 100% 34.5 234.85 Cum 8102.33
B Mixed soil with Kankar 0% 0.0 272.59 Cum 0
C Soft rock 0% 0.0 943.82 Cum 0
D Hard rock 0% 0.0 1319.18 Cum 0
3 Valve
3.03 Air valve
20 mm 0 0 10,229.21 No 0
50 mm 1 1 23,170.33 No 23170.33
80 mm 0 0 23,170.33 No 0
150 mm 0 0 41,024.88 No 0
3.05 Fire Hydrant 1 1 24,500.00 No 24500
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Item
No.
4 Valve Chamber
Provide all materials, labour, T&P etc.
complete and constructed Bye-pass chamber
for pump house ( 1000 (L) x 1000 (W) x 1150
(H) mm ) drawing (drawing no.D-3) and as
4.1 per the specifications for civil work given in 0 0 19,550.00 Each -
the bid document, including supply of all
material, labour and T&P etc complete as per
instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
4.01 Sluice valve chamber (masonry Type)

dia upto 200 mm - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 0 25,100.00 Each 0
4.02 0
(H) mm
4.03 Sluice valve chamber (surface box Type) 0 0 5,300.00 Each 0
Fire Hydrant chamber (750 (L) X 450 (W) X 1 20,500.00 Each 20500
4.04 1
1000 (H) mm)
4.05 Air Valve Chamber
4.06 350 (L) x 350 (W) x 500 (H) mm 1 1 10,400.00 Each 10400
4.07 Scour Valve Chamber 0
dia upto 200 mm - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 0 29,000.00 Each 0
4.08 0
(H) mm
PRV Valve Chamber - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 0 27,610.00 Each 0
4.09 0
1300 (H) mm
Design and construct Thrust Block made in 9864

Reinforced Cement concrete (1:1.5:3), with
5.00 graded stone chips (20 mm nominal size) 1 0.72 13,700.00 cum
excluding shuttering and reinforcement, as
per technical requirements.
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Item
No.
Providing reinforcement of Thrust block for
reinforced concrete work including
distribution bars, stirrups, binders etc. initial
straightening and removal of loose rust (if
6.00 necessary), cutting to requisite length,
hooking and bending to correct shape,
placing in proper position and binding with
wire at every inter-section, complete as per
drawing and direction.
1 72.00 109.81 kg 7906.32
Total 173582.18
Say (In Lacs) 1.74
Page 80
ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR RCC OVER HEAD SERVISE RESRVOIR
Item
Item of work No. L B H/D Qty Rate unit Amount Remarks
No.
Supply of all materials labour T&P etc. for complete construction of R.C.C. Over Head Tank of following capacity and staging above
ground level with main components, including cost of soil testing and assuming bearing capacity of soil as 8 MT, with supply of
design and drawings.All the water retaining components of OHT shall be casted in M-30 concrete and minimum grade of concrete
of foundation and staging should be M-25 with approved cement, coarse sand and stone grit as per I.S. 11682 and I.S.456Seismic
effects and wind load should be taken into consideration as per I.S. 1893 for earthquake resistance and I.S. 875 part-III for wind
load on structure and including 1M wide RCC staircase, 1 m wide R.C.C. M30 balcony, M.S. ladder made of 50x50x6 mm angle
section and 20mm plain M.S. bars with hand rails of 20mm medium class G.I. pipes, One aluminum ladder inside the tank from top
dome to bottom dome, R.C.C. railing with 20mm dia medium class G.I.pipe (in 3 rows) on both sides of stair case, supported on
50x50x6mm M.S. angle section, spaced at intervals not more than 1.5m, Proper ventilator at top dome in circular shape of 1.2 m As per revised
dia, Water level indicator fabricated with sensor connecting to automation, Lightening conductor as per I.S.S.2309 or its latest Guidelines
1 amendments of latest electricity rules, consisting of proper elevation rod with 5 or more fork points as prescribed in ISS 2309-1969 issued on
and ISS 3013-1966, C.I. manhole of min 60x60cm size with locking arrangement, Supply, fixing, jointing of D.I.D/F Pipes of 12.02.2021.
appropriate size with D.I.D/F specials conforming to IS 8329/2000 as vertical pipes for inlet, outlet, overflow and washout as per
latest / relevant I.S. specifications with all jointing materials for proper completion of work, Construction of bed blocks in 1:2:4 PCC
with cement, coarse sand and approved stone grit , Construction of washout / overflow chamber and chambers for sluice / butter
fly valves as per departmental type design and drawing, Supply of 200 mm dia PVC pipe as per I.S.- 4985/2000 for disposal of water
from overflow and washout chamber to suitable point outside the water works compound, Painting of all concrete
surface and steel pipe works with three coats
1.1 250 Kl 12 M Staging 1 1 4703800 Each 4703800

2 Valves & Fittings
3 Sluice valve
3.02 Sluice valve - 250 mm dia 0 0 48,109.00 Nos. 0
4.00 Provide all materials labour T&P etc. complete 1 1.000 19,550.00 Nos.
and constructed Bye-pass chamber for pump
house ( 1000 (L) x 1000 (W) x 1150 (H) mm )
drawing (drawing no.D-3) and as per the
specifications for civil work given in the bid
19550
document including supply of all material labour
and T&P etc
complete as per instructions of Engineer -in -
charge.
Total 4742850
Say (In Lacs) 47.43
Page 81
ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Item
Item of work No. L B H/D Qty Rate Unit Amount
No.
1 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
Supply of following sizes pipes for distribution system conforming to latest/ relevant I.S. 4984/1995
Specifications with all jointing materials and specials conforming to latest/relevant I.S. specifications including
F.O.R. destination and all taxes and insurance etc. with loading, unloading and Carting up to site of work, also
including specials for these pipes and lowering them into the trenches and laying true to alignment and gradient
and jointing etc. complete (including testing of pipe lines and cutting of pipes for making up the length but
excluding the cost of trenches) all complete as per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
1.01
1.02 63 mm dia HDPE Pipe PN-6: Class PE-100 1 5874 5874 146.00 Rmt 857604
32.08 300 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 3184.41 Rmt 0
32.09 250 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 2590.53 Rmt 0
32.10 200 mm dia K-7 1 287 287 1868.21 Rmt 536176.27
32.11 150 mm dia K-7 1 0 0 1512.51 Rmt 0
2 Distribution System - Pipeline Excavation

Excavation of earth in ordinary soil (loam, clay or sand) for pipe line and rising main trenches including lift upto
1.50 m and lead upto 50 m and refilling watering, ramming of the excavated earth into the trench and also
2.01 disposal of surplus earth upto 50m from the center of the trenches including supply of all material labour, T&P
etc complete as per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
Total 7907
A Ordinary Soil 100% 7907 234.85 Cum 1857020
B Mixed soil with Kankar 0% 0 272.59 Cum 0
C Soft rock 0% 0 943.82 Cum 0
D Hard rock 0% 0 1319.18 Cum 0
Provision for following types of Culvert crossing along the alignment of pipe line complete as per instructions of
3 Engineer -in -charge. ( casing of pipe is done by concreting) 0
Nala/Culvert Crossing ( width -3.5 m) upto Dia 300
3 3 21500 Nos.
3.1 mm 64500
4 Trenchless crossings
Survey site Investigation Planning , design Drawings as per State Road manual and vetting / checked from State
Road Divisional Office and taking NOC for trenchless crossing of National highway road and Railway
track(crossing length 15m to 25m ), Road for of required dia Rising main pipe with casing pipe as required for
proper completion of work required size of MS casing pipe as per drawing and as per (IS:3589 & made from
confining to IS:2062) with 750 Micron PU coating internally and 250 micron anti corrosive bituminous paint
externally by trenchless technology method at an average depth 3.60 mtr from normal ground level up to top of
4.1 casing pipe including excavation & filling of Pit, Dewatering arrangement, Supporting system for soil, also
including supply and fixing of 2 no Sluice valve ISI Mark, construction of sluice valve chamber etc. all complete
work including supply & fixing specials in carrier pipe over main pipe, as per specification given in the bid
documents including supply of all materials, labour T&P etc. for proper completion of work as per instruction of
Engineer.
4.2 Railway Line crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm) 1 0 0 60000.00 M 0

National Highway road crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm)
1 0 0
4.3 0 40000.00 M
State Highway road crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm) 1 0 M 0
4.4 0 27000.00
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Item
No.
Road Crossing - Excavation in foundation of trench of proper size in soil mixed with moorum, Shingle, Kankar,
soft rock, hard rock, including refilling, dressing and ramming earth or sand or bajri, ballast, including providing,
supply, carting, lowering, laying and jointing of casing pipe of RCC NP-3 with appropriate size, with rubber ring
5 joint, sand filling in gap inside RCC pipe, insertion of distribution pipe into the encasing pipe including supply of
T&P, including concrete of 150 mm thick in with 40mm gauge brick ballast local sand and cement in proportion
of 8:4:1, provision for barricading, labour for traffic diversion etc. Complete for proper completion of work as
per instruction of Engineer.
5.01 50 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 1610 Rmt 0
5.02 100 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 1955 Rmt 0
5.03 150 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 2300 Rmt 0
5.04 200 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 2760 Rmt 0
5.05 250 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 4000 Rmt 0
5.06 300 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 4500 Rmt 0
5.07 350 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 5000 Rmt 0
5.08 400 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 5405 Rmt 0
5.09 450 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 6000 Rmt 0
5.1 500 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 6500 Rmt 0
5.11 600 mm dia. Pipe 1 0 0 7600 Rmt 0
6 Distribution System - Road dismantling and restoration
Dismantling AND Reinstatement of the following type of road surface with old and new materials including
supply of all materials labour T&P etc. required for proper completion of the work as per instructions of
Engineer -in -charge.
6.1
6.2 B.O.E. surface 1 3839 450 Sqm 1727379
6.3 Bituminous surface 1 9.95 2100 Sqm 20895
6.4 Interlocking Road 1 501 1266 Sqm 634240.68
6.5 C.C. Road 1 100.2 1946 Sqm 194851.84
7 Distribution System - Connections
Making house connection should be done atleast 2 m inside the boundary wall with provision of tap from
distribution line to outer wall of house, with supply of 1 m G.I. pipe ( 15 mm ) ( above ground ) & average 5 mtr.
MDPE Pipe ( 20 mm) ( below ground) including specials, saddle, Tap,etc. of suitable size, T&P etc. including
excavation, laying and jointing for proper completion of work as per instructions of Engineer as per Dwg 12 (
excluding road restoration)
7.1 House service connections 1 933 3700 Nos. 3452100
7.2 Public stand post 3 3 10000 Nos. 30000
Valves & Fittings
Supply and carting up to site of work of the
following dia DI butterfly /sluice valves, class I,
working pressure 10 Kg/cm2 confirming to IS:
780/1969 or its latest amendments,
ng valve fittings & Dismantling Joints as per
requirement F.O.R. destination, and lowering them
into the already prepared trenches, fixing in
position and jointing them with pipelines and
testing etc. complete and also including supply of
jointing materials etc. complete .including all taxes
and insurance, as per instructions of Engineer -in
8 -charge.
8.1 Sluice valve - 80 mm dia 1 2 2 11700 Nos. 23400
8.3 Sluice valve - 125 mm dia 0 0 16900 Nos. 0
SCOUR VALVE
Scour valve - 80 mm dia 1 3 3 11700 Nos. 35100
Scour valve - 100 mm dia 0 0 14300 Nos. 0
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Item
No.
Supply and installation, testing etc. of single/double
ball type air valve conforming to latest/relevent I.S.
specifications including all taxes and insurance,
carting up to site of work and lowering them into
the trenches, fixing in position and jointing them
with pipelines and testing etc. complete (including
supply of jointing materials and Valve fittings etc
complete) as per instructions of Engineer.
20 mm 0 0 10229.21 Nos. 0
50 mm 1 1 1 23170.33 Nos. 23170.33
80 mm 0 0 23170.33 Nos. 0
150 mm 0 0 41024.88 Nos. 0
Supply of under ground sluice value type fire
hydrant consisting of 80 mm dia sluice valve, 80mm
dia tail pieces, 80mm dia duck foot bend and 80
mm dia standard makes iron coupling with cap and
etc. complete conforming to latest/relevent
I.S.specifications including all taxes and insurance
up to site of work and lowering them into the
trenches, fixing in position and jointing them with
pipelines and testing etc. complete (including
supply of jointing materials and Valve fittings etc. 1 2 2 24500.00 Nos. 49000
Pressure release valve
PRV 80 mm dia 0 0.00 54219 Nos. 0
PRV 100 mm dia 0.00 80025 Nos. 0
PRV 150 mm dia 0 0.00 1,24,575.00 Nos. 0
Sluice valve chamber (surface box Type) 1 3 3.00 5300.00 No. 15900
Fire Hydrant chamber (750 (L) X 450 (W) X 1000
(H) mm) 1 2 2.00 20500.00 No. 41000
Air Valve Chamber
350 (L) x 350 (W) x 500 (H) mm 1 1 1.00 10400.00 No. 10400
Scour Valve Chamber
dia upto 200 mm - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 (H)
mm 1 3 3.00 29000.0 No. 87000
PRV Valve Chamber - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300
(H) mm 0 0.00 27610.0 No. 0
Total 13050709
Say in Lacs 130.51
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ESTIMATE FOR
UNDER SWSM
ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR BOUNDARY WALL
Item
No.
Construction of 1.3 m high and 115mm thick boundary wall with 230 mmx230 mm thick pillar made in
Brick masonry in 1 cement and 4 sand mortar, the spacing between two pillar should not be more than
3.0 m c/c and the depth of foundation should not be less than 0.60m, at the site of water works as per
1 departmental type design and drawing, and, as per specifications given in the bid document including
supply of all materials, labour T&P etc.for proper completion of work as per instructions of Engineer -in
- charge. (Drawing No.D-1)
1.1 Boundary Wall 1 40 37.6 155.20 7360.00 Rmt. 1142272
Supply and fixing of 3.6 m x 1.20 m MS gate including fabrication and supply of steel and construction
of bounary wall pillars of size 1.35mx0.23mx0.23m with ornamental brick work 115mm th. around
RCC, as per departmental type design and drawing (Drawing No. D-1) and as per specifications laid
down in the bid document, including supply of all material, labour,T&P etc.required for proper
completion of work as per instructions of Engineer-in-charge.
2
2.1 MS Gate 1 1 52000 Nos 52000

2.2 MS Wicket gate 1 1 19000 Nos 19000
TOTAL 1213272
Say in lacs 12.13
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR APPROACH ROADS AND ANCILLIARY CIVIL WORKS
Item
No.
Construction of Interlocking pavement for approach to water works, as per departmental type design and
drawing and as per specifications laid down in the bid document, including supply of all materials , labour, T&P
1
etc.required for proper completion of work as per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
1.1 Interlocking Pavement for Approach 1 40 3 120 1071 Sqm 128460.00

2 Drain 1 120 120 1950 Rmt. 234000.00
Water recharge Mechanism within
3 1 1 121850 Job 121850.00
the water works campus
Construction of granular sub base by
providing coarse grade materials
spreading in uniform layers including 24.00 2800.00 Cum 67200
watering and compaction complete.
Construction of WBM by providing

grade materials spreading in uniform
layers including watering and 12.00 3029.00 Cum 36348
compaction complete.
Add. Item Installation of DG Set( Foundation) 1 1.00 62678.50 Nos. 62678.5
Add. Item Installation of DG Set( Shed Work) 1 1.00 35000.00 35000
Total 685536.50
Say in Lacs 6.86
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR SURVEY & DESIGN
Item
No.
All the works including Hydrological survey, topographical survey, Design charges including
1 preparation and approval of DPR
1.1 SURVEY & DESIGN 1 1 264828.81 Each 264828.810
Say in Lacs 2.65
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ESTIMATES
(E&M)
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR TUBEWELL CONSTRUCTION
Item
Item of work Qty Rate unit Amount Remarks
No.
2.00 Drilling of Borehole for Tube well construction by DC/RC/DTH Rig
Machine including transportation, erection, dismantling of Rig
and associated T&P complete in all respect including required all
material labor etc. (Tube well Capacity 850 LPM , 43M Head, 600
X 500 Drill and 300 x 150 Assembly)
DC/RC Drilling up to 100Mtr.

2.01 400 MMØ 0 2195.78 Mtr. 0
2.02 450 MMØ 0 2458.39 Mtr. 0
2.03 500 MMØ 52 2721.00 Mtr. 141492
2.04 600 MMØ 48 2808.00 Mtr. 134784
DC/RC Drilling from 101 MT. To 200 Mtr.Deep 0
2.05 400MMØ 0 2578.52 Mtr. 0
2.06 450 MMØ 0 2778.52 Mtr. 0
2.07 500 MMØ 100 3038.00 Mtr. 303800
2.08 600 MMØ 0 3556.96 Mtr. 0
DC/RC Drilling from 201 Mtr. To 300 Mtr.Deep 0
2.09 400 MMØ 0 2650.00 Mtr. 0
2.10 450 MMØ 0 3163.42 Mtr. 0
2.11 500 MMØ 40 3368.00 Mtr. 134720
2.12 600 MMØ 0 3777.16 Mtr. 0
DC/RC Drilling from 301 Mtr. To 400 Mtr.Deep & above 0
2.13 400 MMØ 0 2860.00 Mtr. 0
2.14 450 MMØ 0 3708.29 Mtr. 0
2.15 500 MMØ 0 3912.87 Mtr. 0
2.16 600 MMØ 0 4322.04 Mtr. 0
DTH Drilling upto 200.0 Mtr.Deep 0
2.17 200/165 MMØ (in over burden/Hard Rock) 1250.00 Mtr. 0
2.18 Development / Flushing of tubewell 0 2900.00 Hr. 0
3.00 Tubwell Assembly: 0
MSERW plain pipe As per IS 4270 0
3.01 100 MMØ 0 1200.00 Mtr. 0
3.02 150 MMØ 156 2000.00 Mtr. 312000
3.03 200 MMØ 0 2550.00 Mtr. 0
3.04 300 MMØ 42 3990.00 Mtr. 167580
MSERW Pipe slotted pipe as per IS 8110 0
3.05 100 MMØ 0 1570.00 Mtr. 0
3.06 150 MMØ 27 3080.00 Mtr. 83160
3.07 200 MMØ 0 3833.80 Mtr. 0
3.08 300 MMØ 0 5707.45 Mtr. 0
MS RING 0
3.09 100 mmØ MS Ring made by 150 mm X 12 mm flat 0 1000.00 Nos. 0
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No.
MS Bail plug AS per IS 2800 0
3.13 100 mmØ MS BAIL PLUG 0 1500.00 Nos. 0
REDUCER - 0
3.17 300X200 MM REDUCER 0 6550.00 Nos. 0
3.18 200X150 MM REDUCER 0 4150.00 Nos. 0
3.19 300X150 MM REDUCER 1 5500.00 Nos. 5500
3.20 200X100 MM REDUCER 0 3550.00 Nos. 0
3.21 150X100 MM REDUCER 0 2850.00 Nos. 0
MSSI CLAMP - AS PER IS 2800 0
3.22 100 mmØ MS S.I. Clamp 0 1250.00 Nos. 0
TW Assy Support - H Shape Girder 0
3.26 100 mmØ tubewell Assembly Support 0 10500.00 Nos. 0
MS WELL CAP - 0
3.30 100 mmØ MS WELL CAP 0 1000.00 Nos. 0
CENTRE GUIDE- 0
3.34 CENTRE GUIDE FOR 150 mmØ TW Assembly 15 920.00 Nos. 13800
3.35 CENTRE GUIDE FOR 200 mmØ TW Assembly 0 1040.00 Nos. 0
4.00 Lowering of above assembly with welding of parts complete in 0
4.01 all respectup
Lowering with all required
to 100 material, T&P, labour, etc.
Mtr. Deep 0
4.02 100 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe
0 129.28 Mtr. 0
58 280.64 Mtr. 16277.12
0 407.00 Mtr. 0
4.05 300 MMØ MSERW Plain/Slotted Pipe
42 482.00 Mtr. 20244
4.06 Lowering from 101 Mtr. To 200 Mtr. Deep
0
100 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe
0 352.00 Mtr. 0
100 368.32 Mtr. 36832
0 484.00 Mtr. 0
0 627.00 Mtr. 0
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No.
4.10 Lowering from 201 Mtr. To 300 Mtr. Deep 0
100 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 0 362.00 Mtr. 0
4.11 150 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 25 433.09 Mtr. 10827.25
4.12 200 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 0 516.00 Mtr. 0
4.13 300 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 0 681.95 Mtr. 0
4.14 Lowering from 301 Mtr. To 400 Mtr. Deep & above 0
100 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 375.00 Mtr. 0
4.15 150 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe 445.00 Mtr. 0
5.00 3Mtr. Long Column Pipe as per IS 1239 with Necessary packings
and nut & Bolts etc.
80 mm Dia size - MS pipe 0.00 4500.00 Nos. 0
6.00 charges of Development of Tube well including Transportation,
Installation Dismantling of Compressor 0
6.01 150 PSI Compressor per hour 3050.00 Hr. 0

6.03 350 PSI Compressor per hour 60 4250.00 Hr. 255000
7.00 Providing and installation hydrostatic level sensor at all
tubewell pumping system including all accessories etc.
complete in all respect as per instructions of Engineer -in 1 126000.00 Nos. 126000
–charge.
8.00 Charges for Development of TW by .5 cusec OP Unit 0 840.00 Hr. 0
8.01 Charges for Development of TW by 1 cusec OP Unit 0 1125.00 Hr. 0
8.02 Charges for Development of TW by 3 cusec OP Unit 100 1400.00 Hr. 140000
9.00 Supplying and unconsolidated packing of gravel with suitable size
63.47 7500 Cum 475987.5
10.00 Logging of Borehole by Electric logging 1.00 18000.00 Job 18000

Total 2499099
Say in Lacs 24.99
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR PUMPING PLANT & CHLORINATING PLANT
Item
No.
SITC of energy efficiant AC Submmercible pumping plant with submercible flat cables of suitable length, main piping &
valves with 08 nos coloumn pipes , distance piece for rising main and bypass side, NRV cum Pump and coloumn Pipe
1 Jointer , Power Wiring , Chemical earthing , painting , wiring of pump house ( internal & external ) and installation job of
pumping plant complete in all respect with all required marterial , T&P labour complete in all respect for following duties
in solar powered applications-
1.1 15 HP 1 1 213100 Nos. 213100
2 Pressure Transmitter 1 1 45000 Nos. 45000
CE/UL Certified Electromagnetic flow
3
meters
3.01 80mm 0 0 100000 Nos. 0
3.02 100mm 1 1 125000 Nos. 125000

3.03 150mm 0 0 150000 Nos. 0
200mm
3.04 0 0 190000 Nos. 0
250mm
3.05 0 0 225000 Nos. 0
Additional
4 Chain Pulley Blocks - 2 T 1 1 58432 Nos. 58432
Item
Electrically operated Sluice Valve PN 1.0 dia
5
Electrically operated D.I. Sluice Valve Metal
5.01 seated PN 1.0 dia 80 0 0 138000 Nos. 0
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Electrically operated D.I. Sluice Valve Metal
5.02 seated PN 1.0 dia 100 2 2 143750 Nos. 287500
Electrically operated DI Sluice Valve metal
5.03 seated PN 1.0 dia 150 0 0 150000 Nos. 0
Electrically operated DI Sluice Valve Metal
5.04 SeatedPN 1.0 dia 200 0 0 172500 Nos. 0
6 Dozer (Electronic Type)
Supply , Installation of chlorinating
system with dosing pump 0-6 LPH
capacity with 100 Litres(1w+1s)
7 tanks,valves ,pipes with required 1 1 64000 JOB 64000
acessories (Automatic Dosing System for
chemical injection)
Total 793032
Say in Lacs 7.93
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR SOLAR PLANT
Item
No.
SITC of Solar power plant (for complete plant ) including solar panels , VFD , Structure,earthing of all electrical
items , Balance of system with auxillary load arrangements for Field monitoring devices , Cleaning
1
arrangements for solar panals , Interlocking Pavement below solar panals and Installation and commisioning
with civil works etc. complete in all respect with required material T&P labour
Add. 2
KW
Inverter
1.1 21.00 21.00 86800.00 Kw 1822800.00
for
Auxilary
Load
Total 1822800
Say in lacs 18.23
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ESTIMATE & DETAILED MEASUREMENT FOR ELECTRICAL AND INSTRUMENTATION
Item
No.
1 Internal electrificaton of Tubewell 0.00 19968 LS 0
Installation of suitable capacity simple T.W. automation
system to control operation of the pumping plant with
respect to high/low water level in OHT iwith RTU panel , 7"
HMI screen , surge device including enrgy meter inside the
3 1 1.00 375000.00 Job 375000
pump house with arrangement for communication of data
with GSM and GPRS system to show required parameters
including all accessories etc. complete in all respect as per
instructions of Engineer -in –charge.
complete cabling for tubewell inlcuding all power and
4 controlcables of all equipments at pumphouse and OHT 1 1.00 60000.00 Nos. 60000
5.00 Internal electrificaton of water works campus. 1.00 1.00 25000.00 Job 25000
Supplying,Installation,Testing and Commissioning of
3Phase,415V D.G Set with Day Oil Fuel Tank,Residential
Silencer andwith all associated equipment including Filter Kits
Add. Item 1 1.00 370000 KVA 370000
and other recommended spares and Consumables for 45 days
Operation etc as required as per CPCB-II norms. Capacity 20
KVA
Add. Item Battery backup for Auxillary Load 150 Ah battery 2 2.00 24000.00 Nos. 48000
Add. Item DG Cable and Accessories 1 1.00 5000.00 Nos. 5000
Total 883000
Say in lacs 8.83
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BILL
OF
QUANTITY
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BILL OF QUANTITIES (COMPREHENSIVE)
Item Description
Sl. No. Unit Quantity Rate (in Rs) Amount
1.00 SURVEY
All the works including Hydrological survey topographical survey
1.01 Design charges of all components such as distribution system, OHSR , 1 1%of ECV 2,64,828.81
etc including preparation and approval of DPR
DC/RC Drilling including Hiring Transportaion , Erection , Dismantling
with Loading and unloading of Rig and assosiated T&P complete in
2.00
all respect including required all material labour & T&P etc.
DC/RC Drilling up to 100Mtr.

2.01 400 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2195.78 -
2.02 450 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2458.39 -
2.03 500 MMØ Mtr. 52.00 2721.00 1,41,492.00
2.04 600 MMØ Mtr. 48.00 2808.00 1,34,784.00
DC/RC Drilling from 100 Mtr. To 200 Mtr.Deep -
2.05 400 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2578.52 -
2.06 450 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2778.52 -
2.07 500 MMØ Mtr. 100.00 3038.00 3,03,800.00
2.08 600 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3556.96 -
DC/RC Drilling from 200 Mtr. To 300 Mtr.Deep -
2.09 400 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2650.00 -
2.10 450 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3163.42 -
2.11 500 MMØ Mtr. 40.00 3368.00 1,34,720.00
2.12 600 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3777.16 -
DC/RC Drilling from 300 Mtr. To 400 Mtr.Deep & above -
2.13 400 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2860.00 -
2.14 450 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3708.29 -
2.15 500 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3912.87 -
2.16 600 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 4322.04 -
DTH Drilling upto 200.0 Mtr.Deep -
2.17 200/165 MMØ (in over burden/Hard Rock) Mtr. 0.00 1250.00 -
2.18 Development / Flushing of tubewell Hour 0.00 2900.00 -
3.00 Tubwell Assembly: -
MSERW plain pipe As per IS 4270 -
3.01 100 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 1200.00 -
3.02 150 MMØ Mtr. 156.00 2000.00 3,12,000.00
3.03 200 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 2550.00 -
3.04 300 MMØ Mtr. 42.00 3990.00 1,67,580.00
MSERW Pipe slotted pipe as per IS 8110 -
3.05 100 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 1570.00 -
3.06 150 MMØ Mtr. 27.00 3080.00 83,160.00
3.07 200 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 3833.80 -
3.08 300 MMØ Mtr. 0.00 5707.45 -
MS Ring- -
3.09 100 mm ø MS. Ring made by 150 mm x 12 mm Flat No. 0.00 1000.00 -
3.10 150 mm ø MS. Ring made by 150 mm x 12 mm Flat No. 34.00 1270.00 43,180.00
3.11 200 mm ø MS. Ring made by 150 mm x 12 mm Flat No. 0.00 1600.00 -
3.12 300 mm ø MS. Ring made by 175 mm x 16 mm Flat No. 7.00 2070.00 14,490.00
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Item Description
MS Bail plug As per IS 2800 -

3.13 100 mm ø M.S. Bail Plug No. 0.00 1500.00 -
3.14 150 mm ø M.S. Bail Plug No. 1.00 1725.00 1,725.00
Reducer- -
3.17 300 x 200 mm Reducer No. 0.00 6550.00 -
3.18 200 x 150 mm Reducer No. 0.00 4150.00 -
3.19 300 x 150 mm Reducer No. 1.00 5500.00 5,500.00
3.20 200 x 100 mm Reducer No. 0.00 3550.00 -
3.21 150 x 100 mm Reducer No. 0.00 2850.00 -
MSSI Clamp- As per IS 2800 -
3.22 100 mm ø MS S.I. Clamp No. 0.00 1250.00 -
3.23 150 mm ø MS S.I. Clamp No. 0.00 1500.00 -
3.24 200 mm ø MS S.I. Clamp No. 0.00 2000.00 -
3.25 300 mm ø MS S.I. Clamp No. 1.00 4050.00 4,050.00
TW Assy Support- -
3.26 100 mm ø Tubewell Assembly Support No. 0.00 10500.00 -
3.29 300 mm ø Tubewell Assembly Support No. 1.00 17500.00 17,500.00
MS Well Cap- -
3.30 100 mm ø MS Well Cap No. 0.00 1000.00 -
3.31 150 mm ø MS Well Cap No. 0.00 1250.00 -
3.32 200 mm ø MS Well Cap No. 0.00 1350.00 -
3.33 300 mm ø MS Well Cap No. 1.00 1550.00 1,550.00
Centre Guide- -
3.34 Center guide for 150mm øTW Assembly No. 15.00 920.00 13,800.00
3.35 Center guide for 200mm ø TW Assembly No. 0.00 1040.00 -
Lowering of above Tubewell assembly including Carting upto site and
4.00 welding of parts complete in all respect with all required material -
T&P labour etc.
Lowering up to 100 Mtr. Deep -

4.01 100 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe Mtr. 0.00 129.28 -
4.02 150 MMØ MSERW Plane/Slotted Pipe Mtr. 58.00 280.64 16,277.12
4.04 300 MMØ MSERW Plain/Slotted Pipe Mtr. 42.00 482.00 20,244.00
Lowering from 100 Mtr. To 200 Mtr. Deep -
Lowring from 200 Mtr. To 300 Mtr. Deep -
Lowring from 300 Mtr. To 400 Mtr. Deep & above -
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Item Description
4.17 Logging of Borehole by Electric logging Job 1.00 18000.00 18,000.00

Zone Testing for QPV Areas including all Materials , T&P and Labour etc
4.18 for Completion of work.- Job 50000.00 -
Cement Sealing for QPV Areas including all Materials , T&P and Labour
4.19 etc for Completion of work.- Mtr. 1000.00 -
5.00 Supplying and unconsolidated packing of gravel with suitable size Cum 63.47 7500 4,75,987.50
Prayagraj / Vindhyachal Mandal
Included in Item No
5.01
2 and 4
6.00 Development of Tube well -

Charges for Development by 150 PSI Compressor per hour including
Transportation up to site,Installation, Dismantling with loading and
6.01 Hr. 0.00 3050.00 -
unloading, etc. job complete in all respect

6.02 Transportation up to site,Installation, Dismantling with loading and Hr. 0.00 3650.00 -
6.03 Transportation up to site,Installation, Dismantling with loading and Hr. 60.00 4250.00 2,55,000.00
Charges for Development of TW by 0.5 Cusec OP Unit including
Charges for Development of TW by 1 cusec OP Unit including
Charges for Development of TW by 3 cusec OP Unit including
6.07 Transportation up to site,Installation, Dismantling with loading and Hr. 100.00 1400.00 1,40,000.00
SITC of Energy efficiant AC Submmercible Pumping plant
with submercible flat cable of suitable length , main Piping & Valves
with 08 nos Column Pipes , Distance piece for Rising Main and
Bypas side ,NRV cum Pump and Column Pipe Jointer, Power
7.00 wiring, Chemical earthing , Painting, wiring of pump house -
(internal & External ) and Installation Job of Pumping Plant
complete in all respect with all required material, T&P labour
complete in all respect for following duties in Solar Powered
Applications-
5 HP (80 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) With Out (2 Nos.S.V)
7.01 Nos. 0.00 166125.00 -
7.5HP (80 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) With Out (2 Nos.S.V)
7.02 Nos. 0.00 205100.00 -
7.03 Nos. 0.00 201600.00 -
12.5 HP (100 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) With Out (2
7.04 Nos. 0.00 210200.00 -
Nos.S.V)
7.05 Nos. 1.00 213100.00 2,13,100.00
7.06 17.5 HP (150 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) With Out (2 Nos. 0.00 237504.56 -
Nos.S.V)
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7.07 Nos. 0.00 256500.00 -
7.08 Nos. 0.00 295043.48 -
7.09 Nos. 0.00 327163.04 -
SITC of Energy efficiant AC Submmercible Pumping plant
including Soft Starter with submercible flat cable of suitable
length , main Piping & Valves with 8 Nos Column Pipes , Distance
piece for Rising Main and Bypas side ,NRV cum Pump and
8.00 Column Pipe Jointer, Power wiring, Chemical earthing , Painting, -
wiring of pump house (internal & External ) and Installation Job of
Pumping Plant complete in all respect with all required material, T&P
labour etc for following duties in Grid Powered Applications-
8.01 5 HP (80 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) Nos. 241725.00 -
8.02 7.5HP (80 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) Nos. 2,80,038.00 -
8.03 10 HP (100 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) Nos. 3,19,795.00 -
8.04 12.5 HP (100 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) Nos. 3,34,745.00 -
8.06 17.5 HP (150 mm Dia size Main piping And valves) Nos. 3,70,670.00 -
9.00 Pressure Transmitter Nos. 1.00 45000.00 45,000.00
10.00 Electrically operated D.I. Sluice Valve Metal seated PN 1.0 dia 80 No. 0.00 138000.00 -
10.01 Electrically operated D.I. Sluice Valve Metal seated PN 1.0 dia 100 Nos. 2.00 143750.00 2,87,500.00
10.02 Electrically operated DI Sluice Valve metal seated PN 1.0 dia 150 Nos. 0.00 150000.00 -
10.03 Electrically operated DI Sluice Valve Metal SeatedPN 1.0 dia 200 Nos. 0.00 172500.00 -
Providing and installation hydrostatic level sensor at all tubewell
11.00 pumping system including all accessories etc. complete in all respect as Nos. 1.00 126000.00 1,26,000.00
per instructions of Engineer -in –charge.
SITC of Oil Cooled Servo Voltage Stabilizer (150-460 V Range
with Protection Devices for High Low voltage Cut off , overload
12.00 Protection included Oil filling , Earthing and Power Wiring etc Job -
complete in all respect with all required material, T&P labour .
12.01 7.5 KVA , Nos. 44722.22 -

12.02 10 KVA Nos. 1,27,777.78 -
12.03 15 KVA Nos. 1,66,111.11 -
12.04 20 KVA Nos. 1,91,666.67 -
12.05 25 KVA Nos. 2,04,444.44 -
12.06 30 KVA Nos. 2,30,000.00 -
12.07 40 KVA Nos. 2,81,111.11 -
12.08 50 KVA Nos. 3,19,444.44 -
12.09 60 KVA Nos. 3,45,000.00 -
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Item Description
Electronic type chlorinating dosing system(1W+1S) with 6 LPH

capacity 4kg/cm2 working pressure with 200 Litres tank and
13.00 valves pipes with all required acessories Set 1.00 64000.00 64,000.00
Fluoride Removal Plant: Supplying installation testing commissioning of

Fluoride removal plant for required capacity including transportation
and labour charges as complete. (vendor have to select the technology
14.00 based on capacity (Electrolytic-de fluoridation plant or media based Set 80,62,500.00 -
system).
Rates for400 KLD/ 500 LPM
Iron Removal Plant: Supplying installation testing commissioning of

Iron removal plant which includes
15.00 vessel media piping valves etc. for required capacity including Set 60,62,500.00 -
transportation and labour charges as complete.
Arsenic Removal Plant: Supplying installation testing commissioning of
Arsenic removal plant which
16.00 include vessel media piping valves etc. for required capacity including Set 90,00,000.00 -
transportation and labour charges as complete.
17.00 Internal electrificaton of water works campus. Job 1.00 25000.00 25,000.00
SITC of Solar power plant (for complete plant ) including solar panals ,
VFD , Structure,earthing of all electrical items , Balance of system with
auxillary load arrangements for Field monitoring devices , Cleaning
18.00 arrangements for solar panals , Interlocking pPavement below solar KW 21.00 86800.00 18,22,800.00
panals and Installation and commisioning with civil works etc.
complete in all respect with required material T&P labour
Construction of 1.3 m high and 115mm thick boundary wall with 230
mmx230 mm thick pillar made in Brick masonry in 1 cement and 4 sand
mortar the spacing between two pillar should not be more than 3.0 m
c/c and the depth of foundation should not be less than 0.60m at the
site of water works as per departmental type design and drawing and
19.00 as per specifications given in the bid document including supply of all m 155.20 7360.00 11,42,272.00
materials labour T&P etc.for proper
completion of work as per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
(Drawing No.D-1)
Supply and fixing of 3.6 m x 1.20 m MS gate including fabrication and

supply of steel and construction of bounary wall pillars of size
1.35mx0.23mx0.23m with ornamental brick work 115mm th. around
RCC as per departmental type design and drawing (Drawing No. D-1)
20.00 and as per specifications laid no 1.00 52000.00 52,000.00
down in the bid document including supply of all material labourT&P
etc.required for proper completion of work as per instructions of
Engineer-in-charge.
Supply and fixing of 1.2m wide MS wicket gate including fabrication
and supply of steel and construction of boundary wall pillars etc. as per
specifications laid down in the bid document including supply of all
21.00 no 1.00 19000.00 19,000.00
material labourT&P etc.required for proper completion of work as per
instructions
of Engineer-in- charge.
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Construction of Interlocking pavement for approach to water works as

per departmental type design and drawing and as per specifications
22.00 laid down in the bid document including supply of all materials labour Sqm 120.00 1070.50 1,28,460.00
T&P etc.required for proper completion of work as per instructions of
Construction of granular sub base by providing coarse grade materials
23.00 spreading in uniform layers cum 24.00 2800.00 67,200.00
including watering and compaction complete.
Construction of WBM by providing grade materials spreading in
24.00 uniform layers including watering and cum 12.00 3029.00 36,348.00
compaction complete.
Earth filling work for proper leveling of water work site in accordance
with the contour map and Grid map
of existing site enclosed (Drawing no.D-1) including leveling dressing
excavation and filling of earth where necessary and also including all
25.00 labour materials T&P etc.required for proper completion of works and cum 534.99 -
also including carriage
of earth from within a distance of about 8 km. from the site of works as
per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
Provision for inside square drain including supply of all materials
26.00 m 120.00 1950.00 2,34,000.00
labour and T & P etc. complete.
Provide all materials labour T&P etc. complete and construct Pump
house size (3.6x3.0x3.0)m Chlorinating room size (2.5x1.8x3.0)m as per
departmental type design and drawing (drawing no-D-2) and as per the
27.00 no 1.00 619000.00 6,19,000.00
specifications for civil work given in the bid document including supply
of all material labour and T&P etc complete as per instructions of
Engineer -in - charge.
Provide all materials labour T&P etc. complete and construct Pump
house size (2.5x3.0x3.0)m Chlorinating room size (1.8x1.2x3.0)m as per
departmental type design and drawing (drawing no-D-2) and as per the
28.00 specifications for civil work given in the bid document including supply no 0.00 491000.00 -
of all material labour and T&P etc complete as per instructions
of Engineer -in - charge.
Provide all materials labour T&P etc. complete and constructed Bye-
pass chamber for pump house ( 1000 (L) x 1000 (W) x 1150 (H) mm )
drawing (drawing no.D-3) and as per the
29.00 specifications for civil work given in the bid document including supply no 1.00 19550.00 19,550.00
of all material labour and T&P etc
complete as per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
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Supply of all materials labour T&P etc. for complete construction of

R.C.C. Over Head Tank of following capacity and staging above ground
level with main components including cost of soil testing and assuming
bearing capacity of soil as 8 MT with supply of design and drawings.All
the water retaining components of OHT shall be casted in M-30
concrete and minimum grade of concrete of foundation and staging
should be M-25 with approved cement coarse sand and stone grit as
per I.S. 11682 and I.S.456Seismic effects and wind load should be taken
into consideration as per I.S. 1893 for earthquake resistance and
I.S. 875 part-III for wind load on structure and
including 1M wide RCC staircase 1 m wide R.C.C. M30 balcony M.S.
ladder made of 50x50x6 mm angle section and 20mm plain M.S. bars
with hand rails of 20mm medium class G.I. pipes One aluminum ladder
inside the tank from top dome to bottom dome R.C.C. railing with
20mm dia medium class G.I.pipe (in 3 rows) on both sides of stair case
supported on 50x50x6mm M.S. angle section spaced at intervals not
more than 1.5m Proper ventilator at top dome in circular shape of 1.2
m dia Water level indicator fabricated with sensor connecting to
30.00 -
automation Lightening conductor as per I.S.S.2309 or its latest
amendments of latest electricity rules consisting of proper elevation
rod with 5 or more fork points as prescribed in ISS 2309-1969 and ISS
3013-1966 C.I. manhole of min 60x60cm size with locking arrangement
Supply fixing jointing of D.I.D/F Pipes of appropriate size with D.I.D/F
specials conforming to IS 8329/2000 as vertical pipes for inlet outlet
overflow and washout as per latest / relevant I.S. specifications with all
jointing materials for proper completion of work Construction of bed
blocks in 1:2:4 PCC with cement coarse sand and approved stone grit
Construction of washout / overflow chamber and chambers for sluice /
butter fly valves as per departmental type design and drawing Supply
of 200 mm dia PVC pipe as per I.S.- 4985/2000 for disposal of water
from overflow and
washout chamber to suitable point
30.01 50 Kl 10 M Staging no 0 1751500.00 -

30.02 50 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 1861700.00 -
30.03 75 Kl 10 M Staging no 0 2257500.00 -
30.04 75 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 2354625.00 -
30.05 100 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 3029400.00 -
30.06 100 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 3216700.00 -
30.07 150 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 3392900.00 -
30.08 150 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 3613200.00 -
30.09 175 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 3624300.00 -
30.10 175 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 3899700.00 -
30.11 200 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 3943700.00 -
Add. Item 200 Kl 14 M Staging no 0 4070400.00 -
30.12 200 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 4197100.00 -
30.13 200 Kl 18 M Staging no 0 4263200.00 -
30.14 225 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 4378500.00 -
30.15 250 Kl 12 M Staging no 1 4703800.00 47,03,800.00
30.16 300 Kl 12 M Staging no 0 5121375.00 -
30.17 300 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 5684300.00 -
30.18 350 Kl 14 M Staging no 0 6398437.50 -
30.19 400 Kl 14 M Staging no 0 6973100.00 -
30.20 400 Kl 16 M Staging no 0 7215500.00 -
30.21 500 Kl 14 M Staging no 0 7590000.00 -
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Excavation of earth in ordinary soil (loam clay or sand) for pipe line and
rising main trenches including lift upto 1.50 m and lead upto 50 m and
refilling watering ramming of the excavated earth into the trench and
31.00 also disposal of surplus earth upto 50m from the center of the trenches -
including supply of all material labour T&P etc complete as per
31.01 ordinary soil cum 7941.76 234.85 18,65,122.34

31.02 Mixed soil with Kankar cum 0.00 272.59 -
31.03 Soft rock cum 0.00 943.82 -
31.04 Hard rock cum 0.00 1319.18 -
Supply of following sizes (D.I.) pipes for rising main/distribution system
conforming to latest/relevant I.S. 8329/2000 Specifications with all
jointing materials such as specials conforming to latest /relevant I.S.
specifications suitable for D.I pipes as per IS-1239 /2000 and IS
8329/2000 or their latest amendment including F.O.R. destination and
all taxes and insurance etc. with loading unloading and Carting up to
32.00 site of work also including specials for these pipes and lowering them -
into the trenches and laying true to alignment and gradient and
jointing etc. complete (including testing of pipe lines and cutting of
pipes for making up the length but excluding the cost of trenches).all
complete as per instructions of Engineer - in - charge.
32.01 300 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 3940.00 -

32.02 250 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 3103.50 -
32.03 200 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 2332.32 -
32.04 150 mm dia K-9 m 40.00 1728.48 69,139.20
32.05 125 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 1424.45 -
32.06 100 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 1191.41 -
32.07 80 mm dia K-9 m 0.00 910.40 -
32.08 300 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 3184.41 -
32.09 250 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 2590.53 -
32.10 200 mm dia K-7 m 287.00 1868.21 5,36,176.27
32.11 150 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 1512.51 -
32.12 125 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 1313.89 -
32.13 100 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 1017.12 -
32.14 80 mm dia K-7 m 0.00 915.56 -
Supply of following sizes pipes for distribution system conforming to
latest/ relevant I.S. 4984/1995 Specifications with all jointing materials
and specials conforming to latest
/relevant I.S. specifications including F.O.R. destination and all taxes
and insurance etc. with loading unloading and Carting up to site of
33.00 work also including specials for these pipes and lowering them into the -
trenches and laying true to alignment and gradient and jointing etc.
complete (including testing of pipe lines and cutting of pipes for
making up the length but excluding the cost of trenches) all complete
as per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
33.01 63 mm dia HDPE Pipe PN-6: Class PE-100 m 5874.00 146.00 8,57,604.00
33.08 180 mm dia HDPE Pipe PN-6: Class PE-100 m 0.00 929.00 -
33.09 200 mm dia HDPE Pipe PN-6: Class PE-100 m 0.00 1139.00 -
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Item Description
Supply and carting up to site of work of the following dia DI butterfly

/sluice valves class I working pressure 10 Kg/cm2 confirming to IS:
780/1969 or its latest amendments including valve fittings &
Dismantling Joints as per requirement F.O.R. destination and lowering
them into the already prepared trenches fixing in position and jointing
34.00 them with pipelines and testing etc. complete and also including -
supply of jointing materials etc. complete .including all taxes and
insurance as per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
34.01 Sluice valve - 300 mm dia no 0.00 64042.00 -

34.03 Sluice valve - 200 mm dia no 1.00 29250.00 29,250.00
34.08 Scour valve - 80 mm dia no 3.00 11700.00 35,100.00
34.09 Scour valve - 100 mm dia no 0.00 14300.00 -
35.00 Pressure release valve -
35.01 PRV 80 mm dia no 0.00 54219.00 -
35.02 PRV 100 mm dia no 0.00 80025.00 -
35.03 PRV 150 mm dia no 0.00 1,24,575.00 -
Supply and installation testing etc. of single/double ball type air valve
conforming to latest/relevent I.S.
specifications including all taxes and insurance carting up to site of
work and lowering them into the trenches fixing in position and
36.00 -
jointing them with pipelines and testing etc. complete (including
supply of jointing materials and Valve fittings etc complete) as per
instructions of Engineer.
36.01 20 mm no 0.00 10229.21 -

36.02 50 mm no 2.00 23170.33 46,340.66
36.03 80 mm no 0.00 23170.33 -
36.04 150 mm no 0.00 41024.88 -
Supply of under ground sluice value type fire hydrant consisting
of 80 mm dia sluice valve 80mm dia tail pieces 80mm dia duck foot
bend and 80 mm dia standard makes iron coupling with cap and etc.
complete conforming to latest/relevent I.S.specifications including all
taxes and insurance up to site of work and lowering them into the
37.00 no 3.00 24500.00 73,500.00
trenches fixing in position and jointing them with pipelines and testing
etc. complete (including supply of jointing materials and Valve fittings
etc. complete as per instructions of Engineer -in - charge.
Construction of following type chambers as per department type

design and drawing including Heavy duty M.S. Manhole Cover and all
materials labour T&P etc complete for proper completion of work as
38.00 -
per instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
38.01 Sluice valve chamber (masonry Type) -

dia upto 200 mm - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 (H) mm no 25100.00 -
38.02 Sluice valve chamber (surface box Type) no 3.00 5300.00 15,900.00
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38.03 Fire Hydrant chamber (750 (L) X 450 (W) X 1000 (H) mm) no 3.00 20500.00 61,500.00
38.04 Air Valve Chamber -
350 (L) x 350 (W) x 500 (H) mm no 2.00 10400.00 20,800.00
38.05 Scour Valve Chamber -
dia upto 200 mm - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 (H) mm no 3.00 29000.00 87,000.00
38.06 PRV Valve Chamber - 1000 (L) x 1200 (W) x 1300 (H) mm no 0.00 27610.00 -
Design and construct Thrust Block made in R.C.C. with cement coarse
sand & 20 mm gauge stone ballast in proportion of 1:1.5:3 for pipe line
including supply of MS reinforcement wrought to required shape as
necessary its bending fixing & binding the same with 0.50 mm thick
binding wire in position & necessary centering & shuttering including
39.00 -
curing and supply of all materials labour T & P etc. required for proper
completion of the work and as per specifications for RCC work as per
Design and construct Thrust Block made in Reinforced Cement

concrete (1:1.5:3) with graded stone chips (20 mm nominal size)
39.01 cum 0.72 13700.00 9,864.00
including shuttering and reinforcement as per technical requirements.
Providing reinforcement of Thrust block for reinforced concrete work

including distribution bars stirrups
binders etc. initial straightening and removal of loose rust (if
39.02 necessary) cutting to requisite length hooking and bending to correct kg 72.00 109.81 7,906.32
shape placing in proper position and binding with wire at every inter-
section complete as per drawing and direction.
Provide all materials labour T&P etc. and construct single room staff
quarter / office room at water works site identified by the Engineer-in-
charge as per department type design and drawing and specifications
40.00 of civil works laid down in the bid document including all material no 0.00 950000.00 -
labour T&P etc complete for proper completion of work as per
instructions of Engineer -in -charge. (Drawing No.D-7)
41.00 Water recharge Mechanism within the water works campus no 1.00 121850.00 1,21,850.00
3Mtr. Long Column Pipe as per IS 1239 with Necessary packings and
42.00 -
nut & Bolts etc.
42.01 80 mm Dia size - MS pipe Nos. 0.00 4500.00 -
42.02 100 mm Dia size - MS pipe Nos. 4.00 5150.00 20,600.00
42.03 150 mm Dia size - MS pipe Nos. 0.00 7151.10 -
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Item Description
Installation of suitable capacity simple T.W. automation system to

control operation of the pumping plant with respect to high/low water
level in OHT and regulate Pressure with RTU panel , 7"
HMI screen ,UPS with battery and stand for minimum 2 Hour
backup , Protection device for phase Reversal for Grid powered
43.00 Applications , surge device including enrgy meter inside the pump Nos. 1.00 375000.00 3,75,000.00
house with arrangement for communication of data with GSM and
GPRS system to show required parameters including all accessories etc.
complete in all respect as per instructions of Engineer -in –charge.
Dismantling and Reinstatement of the following type of road surface

with old and new materials including supply of all materials labour T&P
44.00 -
etc. required for proper completion of the work as per instructions of
44.01 B.O.E. surface (50% of existing bricks to be reused) Sqm 3838.62 450.00 17,27,379.00
44.02 Bituminous surface Sqm 9.95 2100.00 20,895.00
44.03 Interlocking Road Sqm 500.98 1266.00 6,34,240.68
44.04 C.C. Road Sqm 100.15 1945.60 1,94,851.84
Provision for following types of Culvert crossing
45.00 along the alignment of pipe line complete as per instructions of -
Engineer -in -charge. ( casing of pipe is done by concreting)
45.01 Nala/Culvert Crossing ( width -3.5 m) upto Dia 300 mm no 3.00 21500.00 64,500.00
46.00 Trenchless crossings -
Survey site Investigation Planning design Drawings as per State Road
manual and vetting / checked from State Road Divisional Office and
taking NOC for trenchless crossing of National highway road and
Railway track(crossing length 15m to 25m ) Road for of required dia
Rising main pipe with casing pipe as required for proper completion of
work required size of MS casing pipe as per drawing and as per
(IS:3589 & made from confining to IS:2062) with 750 Micron PU
coating internally and 250 micron anti corrosive bituminous paint
externally by trenchless technology method at an average depth 3.60
mtr from normal ground level up to top of casing pipe including -
excavation & filling of Pit Dewatering arrangement Supporting system
for soil also including supply and fixing of 2 no Sluice valve ISI Mark
construction of sluice valve chamber etc. all complete work including
supply & fixing specials in carrier pipe over main pipe as per
specification given in the bid documents including supply of all
materials labour T&P etc. for proper completion of work as per
instruction of Engineer.
46.01 Railway Line crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm) m 0.00 60000.00 -
46.02 National Highway road crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm) m 0.00 40000.00 -
46.03 State Highway road crossing (Upto Dia 350 mm) m 0.00 27000.00 -
Road Crossing - Excavation in foundation of trench of proper size in soil
mixed with moorum Shingle Kankar soft rock hard rock including
refilling dressing and ramming earth or sand or bajri ballast including
providing supply carting lowering laying and jointing of casing pipe of
RCC NP-3 with appropriate size with rubber ring joint sand filling in gap
47.00 inside RCC pipe insertion of distribution pipe into the encasing pipe -
including supply of T&P including concrete of 150 mm thick in with
40mm gauge brick ballast local sand and cement in proportion of 8:4:1
provision for barricading labour for traffic diversion etc. Complete for
proper completion of work as per instruction of Engineer.
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47.01 50 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 1610.00 -

47.02 100 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 1955.00 -
47.03 150 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 2300.00 -
47.04 200 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 2760.00 -
47.05 250 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 4000.00 -
47.06 300 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 4500.00 -
47.07 350 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 5000.00 -
47.08 400 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 5405.00 -
47.09 450 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 6000.00 -
47.10 500 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 6500.00 -
47.11 600 mm dia. Pipe m 0.00 7600.00 -
Making house connection should be done atleast 2 m inside the
boundary wall with provision of tap from
distribution line to outer wall of house with supply of 1 m above GL G.I.
pipe ( 15 mm ) ( above ground ) & average 5 mtr. MDPE Pipe ( 20 mm) (
48.00 below ground) including specials saddle Tapetc. of suitable size T&P no 933 3700.00 34,52,100.00
etc. including excavation laying and jointing for proper completion of
work as per instructions of Engineer as per Dwg 12 ( excluding road
restoration)
Construction of single tap pillar type stand post as per type design
49.00 no 3.00 10000.00 30,000.00
Operation and Maintenance for 10 years of water supply schemes after
completion including staff required
2% of capex Cos for
50.00 for operation and maintenance chemicals all materails specials T & P
first year of
for operation and maintenance excluding electricity charges.
51.00 CE/UL Certified Electromagnetic flow meters -

51.01 80mm No. 0.00 1,00,000.00 -
51.02 100mm No. 1.00 1,25,000.00 1,25,000.00
51.03 150mm No. 0.00 1,50,000.00 -
51.04 200mm No. 0.00 1,90,000.00 -
51.05 250mm No. 0.00 2,25,000.00 -
51.06 300mm No. 2,60,000.00 -
51.07 350mm No. 3,30,000.00 -
51.08 400mm No. 4,20,000.00 -
51.09 450mm No. 5,00,000.00 -
51.10 500mm No. 5,50,000.00 -
52.00 Radar type Level transmitter No. 1,20,000.00 -
Complete cabling for tubewell inlcuding all power and control cables of
53.00 all equipments at pumphouse and OHT No. 1.00 60000.00 60,000.00
Master control system with PLC and Unlimited SCADA software , Large
Video screen ,12" HMI High Resolution , Redundent CPU Kit with
memory Card ,Ethernet Module for communication ,GPRS Gateway
for Data collect, Redundent power supply for PLC System , 3 KVA UPS ,
GSM/GPRS modem necessray firewall and protection
54.00 devices, ethernet switch ,CCTV system with network video No. 2674000.00 -
recorder,Surge Protection devices , Laptop for Engineering work
station and Operating work station including 2 ton AC for control
room and Necessary furniture for MCS Room etc.
TOTAL (A) 2,61,68,598.99

Say in Lakh 261.69
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Additional Works
Add. Item SITC of Chain Pulley Blocks: 2 Tonne Nos. 1.00 58432.00 58,432.00
Add. Item Battery backup for Auxillary Load 150 Ah battery Nos. 2.00 24000.00 48,000.00
Add. Item -
Add. Item 3 Phase DG Set complying with CPCB Norms -
Add. Item 7.5KVA KW 0.00 240000.00 -
Add. Item 10KVA KW 0.00 260000.00 -
Add. Item 15KVA KW 0.00 306000.00 -
Add. Item 20KVA KW 1.00 370000.00 3,70,000.0000
Add. Item 25KVA KW 0.00 389000.00 -
Add. Item 30KVA KW 0.00 405000.00 -
Add. Item 40KVA KW 0.00 483000.00 -
Add. Item 45KVA KW 0.00 495000.00 -
Add. Item 50KVA KW 0.00 555000.00 -
Add. Item 63KVA KW 0.00 569000.00 -
Add. Item Installation of DG Set Foundation 1.00 62678.50 62,678.50
Add. Item Installation of DG Set Shed Work 1.00 35000.00 35,000.00
Add. Item DG Cable and Accessories 1.00 5000.00 5,000.00
-
-
Total (B) 5,79,110.50
Say in Lakh (B) 5.79
Total(A+B) 2,67,47,709.49
Say in Lakh (A+B) 267.48
Page 109
ANNEXURE
Page 110
Rate Analysis for Foundation of DG Set
Length (m) Width (m) Height/D Estimate d
S.No. DG Set Rating and Sizes as per Market
epth (m) Cost
1 7.5KVA 1.76 0.82 1.33 43367.4
2 10KVA 1.95 0.9 1.25 50257.8
3 15KVA 1.95 0.9 1.25 50257.8
4 20KVA 2.275 1.025 1.425 62678.5
5 25KVA 2.3 1.03 1.5 63484.7
6 30KVA 2.35 1.04 1.67 65109.4
7 40KVA 2.4 1.05 1.67 66750.5
8 45KVA 2.45 1.03 1.75 67006.2
9 50KVA 2.5 1.07 1.8 70081.8
10 Shed for DG set with corrugated sheets
35000
and MS
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STATE WATER AND SANITATION MISSION

UNDER JAL JEEVAN MISSION PROGRAMME (JJM)

GOVERNMENT OF UTTAR PRADESH

ESTIMATE FOR Barohi GRAM PANCHAYAT WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

SUBMITTED BY - M/s GA Infra - BABA (JV)

ESTIMATED COST : EXECUTIVE ENGINEER

SR.NO. PARTICULARS PAGE NO.

4 ECONOMICS OF THE SCHEME

Sr. No. Description Total SC/ST Households

General Abstract of cost

8 Surveying and designing 1 Job 2,65,000.00

(i) Barohi Barohi+ 192961+ Barohi+Hb

Water Requirement in KLD

Total Rising main with Bye Pass 40

No. of Storage Tank Type Detail Capacity in Kl Staging in (m)

1 O.H.T RCC 250 12

1971 1648 Barohi

SL.No. Stage Population

11 RATE OF WATER SUPPLY

1 Design Population 4010 5025 6296

Rate of water supply per

Avg. Requirement of water Ref. Annual Expenditure on

Annual production of water

7 Total annual income (Rs.) 813120.0 1017720.0 1276440.0

Total annual recurring

Prepared by- CHECKED BY :-

(Er. Suraj Verma)

(Er. Ram bihari)

Total (A) 207.51

TOTAL (A+B) 267.49

Prepared by- CHECKED BY :-

(Er. Suraj Verma)

(Er. Ram bihari)

GST @ 18% 61.06 18.0% 10.99

PREPARED BY: CHECKED BY:

Sl. Particulars Initial Stage Middle Ultimate

3 Maximum requirement of water per day (Kl) 259 325 407

4 Avg. Requirement of water per day (Kl) 195 244 306

Total Income 813120 1017720 1276440

1 Expenditure of O&M 5,44,579.73 6,42,604.09 7,90,403.03

1 Total population 4,010.00 5,025.00 6,296.00

2 Daily water requirement in Kl 259.47 325.15 407.39

Annual production of water

Recurring Expenditure on Operation Diesel Generator

3 Rate of Fuel Consumption of Diesel generator (liter/hr) 4.2 4.2 4.2

5 Overhead and Profit (15%) 1.15 1.15 1.15

Sub Total (A) 134214 148341 163882

• Design Criteria for Head Loss or Pressure Drop

• Hazen William Co-efficient

1.2 DESIGN PERIOD

Table 9: Design period of various facilities in water supply system

1 Barohi 1648 2143 2503 3188 3348 874 514

S. No. Year Population % growth

1 ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION METHOD

S. No. Year Population Increment

2 GEOMETRICAL PROJECTION METHOD

S. No. Year Population Increment Growth rate So Pn=P 2001x(1+rg)^n

3 INCREMENTAL INCREASE METHOD

S. No. Year Population Increment Increment

S. No. Year Population

5 SEMI-LOG GRAPHICAL METHOD:

S. No. Year Population