1 Taharpur

STATE WATER AND SANITATION MISSION
UTTAR PRADESH
(JAL JEEVAN MISSION)
Bundelkhand / Vindhya Region and Quality Affected Villages Piped

Water Supply Programme
DPR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TUBEWELL BASED WATER SUPPLY

SCHEME
TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT

BLOCK: KADAURA
DISTRICT-JALAUN, UTTAR PRADESH
ESTIMATED COST: 143.25 Lacs

PROJECT REPORT
TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT
BLOCK: KADAURA
Project Report
1. INTRODUCTION
This Detailed Project Report for TAHARPUR Gram Panchayat Water Supply Scheme, Block- KADAURA,
Tehsil- KADAURA, District-JALAUN, has been prepared under Jal Jeevan Mission Program (JJM) for
providing piped water supply to gram panchayat consisting of 1 Gram Panchayat , 1 Revenue Village
and 1 Habitation under the district of JALAUN.
2. EXISTING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM AND NECESSITY

Piped water supply does not exist in this Gram Panchayat. Habitants of villages take their water
requirement from installed India Mark-II Hand-pumps / Shallow hand-pumps and open wells in the
village. Installed India Mark-II hand pumps, although extract water from safe water supply source but
are inadequate to meet the water demand of all villages , also open wells are exposed to contamination.
It is therefore necessary that piped water supply system is provided in the village at the earliest.
3. DESIGN CRITERIA
The Design Criteria adopted for the works proposed under this detailed project Report accordance with
the directives / guidelines issued by Ministry of Jal Shakti Department of Drinking Water and Sanitation
National Jal Jeevan Mission.
4. POPULATION
Population of TAHARPUR Gram Panchayat Water Supply Scheme based on Year 2011 Census is 1682.
Initial Stage, Middle stage and Ultimate Stage has been adopted as 2022, 2037 and 2052 respectively.
Population for the stages of the scheme has been calculated by the standard prescribed methods.
Population adopted for the Initial Stage Year 2013, Middle Stage Year 2465 and Ultimate Stage Year
2916 are as under:
Table 1: Population Adopted
G.P Name Year/Stage Population
2022 INITIAL YEAR 2013
TAHARPUR Gram Panchayat 2037 MIDDLE YEAR 2465
2052 ULTIMATE YEAR 2916
5. WATER DEMAND
The water demand has been calculated on the basis of 55 Liters per head per day and 15% water losses
has been considered. Water requirement for different stages of the scheme is detailed below:
G.P Name Year/Stage Demand (KLD)

2022 INITIAL YEAR 130
TAHARPUR Gram Panchayat 2037 MIDDLE YEAR 159
2052 ULTIMATE YEAR 189
6. WATER SUPPLY SOURCE
Tubewells are successful in this area. Water discharge of 409 LPM is required as per intermediate year
demand, considering 6.5 hrs. of pumping. As per Resistivity Report the available yield of tubewell is
1000-1200 LPM in this proposed area. So 1 number of tubewell has been adopted with discharge rate of
450 LPM.
7. RISING MAIN
From the proposed tube wells water will be conveyed to the R.C.C. Overhead Tank through Rising Main.
Therefore, Rising Main of 125 mm dia pipe class DI K7 length 50 meters has been provided.
Table 2: Rising Main Summary
Pipeline Type Material Class Diameter(mm) Length (m)
Rising Mains DI K7 125 50
Total Length (m) 50
8. PUMPING PLANT
At the tube well , 1 Submersible Type Pumping Plant of 450 Liters per Minute discharge / 63 Meters
head and 15 H.P. have been provided.
9. PUMPING HOURS
Based on the Standard Norms / Design Criteria 6.5 hour pumping has been adopted for Intermediate
stage.
10. OVERHEAD TANK

The capacity of Over-head tank has been calculated by performing mass balancing over a duration of 24
hours by considering distribution consumption pattern for the mid stage demand. The capacity
calculated is 125 KL with 12 m staging.
11. 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
Accordingly design of Distribution System has been done. Summary of pipeline proposed in this scheme
is given below:
Table 3: Distribution Network Summary
Dia.
Pipeline Type Material Class Length (m)
(mm)
Distribution Mains HDPE PIPE PN-6 PE100 63 1969
Total Length (m) 2556
TECHNICAL REPORT
TECHNICAL REPORT
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.
Friction Head Loss per Meter of pipe are computed by using modified Hazen William Formula
given below:
The Modified Hazen-Williams formula is derived from the Darcy-Weisbach and Colebrook-
White equations and is given as:
· 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
HDPE pipes, C = 145
1.2 Design Period
The water supply projects are designed to meet the requirements over a 30-year period.
Base year - 2022
Intermediate design year - 2037
Ultimate design year - 2052
In this project, various facilities of water supply works are designed to meet the requirement of
the following design periods.
Table 1: Design period of various facilities in water supply system
Sr. No. Facilities in Water Supply Works Design Capacity (Years)
1 Tubewell 15
2 Overhead Tanks 15
3 Rising/Distribution System 30
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 2: Population based on census during last five decades
Population Details
G.P VILLAGE CENSUS 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

S.No.
NAME NAME CODE
TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL TOTAL
TAHARPU
1 Taharpur 151585 479 529 1067 1439 1682
R
TOTAL 479 529 1067 1439 1682
Note: For population forecasting, available data of the past decades for particular GP has been
considered.
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) Incremental Increase Method
(iii) Geometrical Increase Method
(iv) Simple Graph Method
(v) Semi Log Graph Method.
As stated above population figures of last five decades that is for 1971, 1981, 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:
Table 3: Population Projection Calculation
Incremental Percentage
Census Increase in
Sr.No. Total Population Increase in Increase in
Year Population
Population Population
1 1971 479 - -
2 1981 529 50 - 10%
3 1991 1067 538 488 102%
4 2001 1439 372 -166 35%
5 2011 1682 243 -129 17%
Total 1203 193
Average 300.75 64.33 rg = 0.2812
Say X= 301 Y= 64
(A) ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION METHOD

Pn =P0+ (n.X) Say
Population in 2022 1682 + (1.1 x 301 ) = 2013 2013
Population in 2037 1682 + (2.6 x 301 ) = 2465 2465
Population in 2052 1682 + (4.1 x 301 ) = 2916 2916
(B) INCREMENTAL INCREASE METHOD

Pn = P+ n.X + {n (n+1)/2}.Y
Population in 2022 1682+(1.1 x 301 )+(1.1(1.1+1)/2)x 64 = 2088 2088

Population in 2037 1682+(2.6 x 301 )+(2.6(2.6+1)/2)x 64 = 2765 2765
Population in 2052 1682+(4.1 x 301 )+(4.1(4.1+1)/2)x 64 = 3585 3585
(C) GEOMETRICAL INCREASE METHOD

Pn = P (1+ rg/100) n
Geometric mean, rg 0.2812
Population in 2022 1682 x (1+ 0.2812) ^ 1.1 = 2209 2209

Population in 2037 1682 x (1+ 0.2812) ^ 2.6 = 3204 3204
Population in 2052 1682 x (1+ 0.2812) ^ 4.1 = 4646 4646
(D) Simple Graphical Method: -

In this method, the population curve of the Gram Panchayat (i.e., the population vs. past decades)
is smoothly extended for obtaining values for the future. The line of best fit has been obtained by
the method of least squares. Based on this comparison, a graph of populations versus decades is
plotted and extrapolated.
4000
3500
3,060
3000
2,565
2500
POPULATION
2,065
2000
1682
1500
1439
1000 1067
479 529
500
0
1971
1981
1991
2001
2011
2021
2031
2041
2051
2061
2071
2081
(i) Population in the year 2022 2065
(ii) Population in the year 2037 2565
(iii) Population in the year 2052 3060
(E) SEMI-LOG GRAPHICAL METHOD:
It is useful for data with exponential relationships, or where one variable covers a large range of
values. This is a line with slope and vertical intercept. This method gives increased values
compared to the figures obtained by the arithmetical increase method with increase in duration.
Following table shows the projected population for future years by this method.
50000
POPULATION
7,830
5000 4,625
2,730
1682
1439
1067
529
500
1971
1981
1991
2001
2011
2021
2031
2041
2051
2061
2071
DECADE
(i) Population in the year 2022 2730

(ii) Population in the year 2037 4625
(iii) Population in the year 2052 7830
Census Population Projected Population

S.No. Method of Population
2011 2022 2037 2052

1 Arithmetical Increase Method 1682 2013 2465 2916
2 Incremental Increase Method 1682 2088 2765 3585
3 Geometrical Increase Method 1682 2209 3204 4646
4 Simple Graphical Method 1682 2065 2565 3060
5 Semi Log Graph Method 1682 2730 4625 7830
Projected population figure arrived by Arithmetical Increase Method are closer to the pattern of
growth of Population compared to average of all population projection methods. Thus,
population figures worked out by the Arithmetical Increase Method are more realistic,
reasonable and conform to the pattern of Growth of Population of villages in TAHARPUR Gram
Panchayat.
In view of above, projected population of revenue villages and its habitations at Initial stage year
2022, Intermediate stage year 2037 and Ultimate stage year 2052 have been adopted
proportionately to the respective year population of Hiramanpur gram panchayat. Population
ratio adopted for the population projection is given below:
Table 4: Population Ratio
Year Population Population Ratio
2011 1682 1.00

2022 2013 1.20
2037 2465 1.47
2052 2916 1.73
1.4 RATE OF WATER SUPPLY

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., 64.70 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 2022 130
TAHARPUR Intermediate Stage Year 2037 159
Ultimate Stage Year 2052 189
1.5(a) VILLAGE WISE POPULATION & WATER DEMAND
Water Demand
Village Population
S. No. (KLD)
Name
2011 2022 2037 2052 2022 2037 2052
1 Taharpur 1682 2013 2465 2916 130 159 189
Total 1682 2013 2465 2916 130 159 189

1.6 REQUIREMENT OF TUBEWELLS & PUMPING PLANTS
· For Solar Plant

Stage / Year
S.N. Particulars
2022 2037 2052
1 Population 2013 2465 2916
2 Daily Water Requirement(KL) 130 159 189
3 Pumping Hours 6.5 6.5 6.5
Actual Discharge of T.W for

4 6.50 Hrs. Pumping at Mid- 334 409 484
stage
Discharge of T.W Adopted for

5 450 450 500
Mid-Stage
Daily Production of water in

6 KL/Tubewell in 6.50 hrs. 176 176 195
Pumping
7 No. of Tubewell Required 0.74 0.91 0.97
8 No. of Tubewell Proposed 1 1 1
9 Actual Pumping hours 4.81 5.89 6.29
1.7 HEAD OF PUMPING PLANT

Total Head of pumping plant has been worked out as below:
Table 14: Tubewell head calculation
Sr. No. Particulars Head (m)
1 Depth of water below ground level 30

2 Seasonal Variation 5
3 Drop of Level during 15 years 5
4 Depression during pumping 2
5 Staging of Overhead Tank 12
6 Depth of water in Overhead Tank 5
7 Friction losses in Rising Main & Fittings 1
8 Differences in R.L. of OHT and Tubewell 1
9 Terminal Head 2
Total 63
Say 63
Note: Depth of water availability below ground level may vary depending upon the actual water level at
that location of drilling, which will lead to change in required pump head.
1.8 CALCULATION OF BHP OF PUMP

· For Solar Plant
Total head for Pumping Plant = 63 M
Discharge = 450 LPM
Assuming efficiency of Pump = 65%
W.H.P. = 450 X 63 = 6.30 HP

4500
B.H.P. of Pump = W.H.P. = 9.69 HP
Pump Efficiency
= 9.69 x 0.746 = 7.23 KW
Multiflying factor as per CPHEEO

= 1.30
manual
Total H.P. = 9.69 X 1.30 = 12.60 HP
Next Available Higher Size = 15.00 H.P.
Provide 1 Pumping Plant of 450 LPM , 63 M Head , 15 HP based on Solar Power .
1.9 ELECTRICAL SIZING CALCULATION

Table 15: Electrical Sizing Calculation
Sl no Description Remarks
Input
Load Details
Motor 15 HP
Aux Loads - (Lighting, Ventilation,

2 kW
Chlorination)
Solar Power Calculation
Total Solar Panel capacity at STC
(in KWp) = Sum of Pump capacity (in HP) x 21 kW
1.4
Allowance to loss, mitigate Starting

40%
Voltage Drop
Solar Plant Requirement 21 kW

2.0 CAPACITY CALCULATION OF OVER HEAD TANK
The capacity of Over-head tank has been calculated by performing mass balancing over a
duration of 24 hours by considering CPHEEO guidelines. The mass balance calculations is
presented below.
Water Requirement at Mid stage = 159 KLD
The Capacity of OHT as per Draw Off Patter is = 125 KL
3.0 RISING MAIN

Details of Rising Main are given below:
Table 16: Rising Main Details
From To Dia (mm) Material Length (m)
T.W. OHT 125 DI K7 50
4.0 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

The Distribution System has been designed based on following parameters as per Design
Criteria.
(a) Rate of Water Supply = 55 LPCD + 15% losses = 64.7 LPCD
(b) Design Period = 30 Years
(c) Minimum Terminal Pressure = 7m
(d) Peak Factor = 3m
(e) Min Diameter of pipes = 63 mm
HDPE Pipe PE-100 Grade PN-6 working pressure has been provided.
5 CIVIL SCOPE OF WORK
5.1. 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:
Table 26: SCOPE OF WORK
Sr. No. Structure Details
Capacity- 125 KL
· Staging- 12 m.
· Soil bearing capacity (SBC) - As per Soil
1 Over Head Tank (OHT)
· Construction method –
Staging - Cast-In-Situ/Structural Steel/Precast.
Container MOC – RCC Tank
Dimensions- 3.6 m X 3.0 m X 3.0 m
· 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.
· 230mm X 230mm Brick pillar/Precast pillar
3 Boundary Wall
to be provided at 3m center to center.
· Construction method- Brick
masonry/Precast.
· Valve chamber shall be constructed in brick
4 Valve Chamber masonry.
Figure 2: OVERALL VIEW OF THE GRAM PANCHAYAT

5.2. SALIENT FEATURES: CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL WORKS
5.2.1. 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.
5.2.2. Units of measurements

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

5.3.1. 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.
5.4. MATERIAL
5.4.1. 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.
Table 27: MINIMUM CEMENT CONTENT IN CONCRETE

Minimum Cement Content in
Sr. No. Grade of Concrete
Concrete (Kg/m³)
1 M15 240
2 M20 300
3 M25 300
4 M30 320
5 M40 360
5.4.2. 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
5.4.3. Reinforcement bars
Reinforcement bars will be High yield strength deformed bars Fe 500 TMT for structures confirming to IS:
5.4.4. 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.
5.5. STRUCTIRAL ANALYSIS

5.1.1. Modelling
The structures are modelled in STAAD-PRO with the appropriate support condition provided as required.
5.5.2. 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 : 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.
Table : 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
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%
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 upto 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.
5.6. DESIGN METHODOLOGY
5.6.1. 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.
5.6.2. 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.
5.6.3. Minimum Cover to Reinforcement
Minimum clear cover to main reinforcement shall be as per relevant IS codes.
5.6.4. 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.
5.6.5. Minimum Thickness of Structural Components
Minimum member thickness for different structural elements shall be as per design requirement.
5.6.6. 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.
5.6.7. 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.
5.7. CONSTRUCTION METHOD

5.7.1. 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.
5.8. 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.
6 TREATMENT PROCESS
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.and for bacteriological treatment NaOcl solution based manual electro
mechanical type chlorinatiing system is considered.
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.
7. INSTRUMENTATION AND AUTOMATION SCOPE OF WORK

1 no of electro magnetic flow meter at outlet of OHT , 1 no radar type level transmitter . 1 no pressure
transmitter , 1 no hydrostatic level transmitter , 1 no turbidity and chlorine analyser at the outlet of OHT is
proposed . All these instruments are able to communicate with a centralized RTU penal with local display
including all related cabling and power requirements. RTU will communicate with district level control room
for the monitoring of scheme. For cross verification of pressure and hydrostatic level sensor with related
accessories is also proposed.
Lifting tackle , painting , erection , testing and commissioning , trial run , internal electrification,
chlorinator details as a per RFP
8. OPERATION AND MAINTAINANCE

As per the instructions of the SWSM , the total cost without GST but including labour cess of 2% of the capital
cost 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
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.
DRAW OFF PATTERN
Tubewell Based Group of Gram Panchayat's (277 Nos.) Piped Water Supply Scheme
District-Jalaun, Uttar Pradesh
STORAGE CAPACITY FOR TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT
(Draw off Pattern)

A:- Water Requirement at Mid stage = 159.00 KLD
B:- Average hourly demand 'a' = 6.63 KL/Hr (Water demand/ 24)
C:- Peak factor = 3.0
D:- Peak hour demand = 3.0a
E:- Av. Pumping hour = 6.5 Hrs
F:- Average hourly input = 24/6.5= 3.69 a =(24 hrs./av. Pumping hrs.)
Assume 6.5 Hrs electric supply (09:00 AM to 03:30 PM).
Storage Capacity of OHT has been calculated as below :
Cummulati
Total Rate of Total Cummulat Rate of Total Draw Difference
Hours ve Draw
hour Inflow Inflow ive inflow Draw off off Excess/Deficit
off
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0.00-4.00 4.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.08 0.32 0.32 0.32
4.00-5.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.20 0.20 0.52 0.52
5.00-6.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.50 0.50 1.02 1.02
6.00-8.00 2.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.00 6.00 7.02 7.02
8.00-9.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.00 3.00 10.02 10.02
9.00-10.00 1.00 3.69 3.69 3.69 2.00 2.00 12.02 8.33
10.00-12.00 2.00 3.69 7.38 11.08 1.00 2.00 14.02 2.94
12.00-13.30 1.50 3.69 5.54 16.61 1.00 1.50 15.52 -1.09
13.30-14.30 1.00 3.69 3.69 20.31 0.25 0.25 15.77 -4.54
14.30-15.30 1.00 3.69 3.69 24.00 0.24 0.24 16.01 -7.99
15.30-16.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 1.00 0.50 16.51 -7.49
16.00-16.30 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 1.00 0.50 17.01 -6.99
16.30-17.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 2.00 1.00 18.01 -5.99
17.00-17.30 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 2.00 1.00 19.01 -4.99
17.30-18.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 2.00 1.00 20.01 -3.99
18.00-19.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 24.00 2.00 2.00 22.01 -1.99
19.00-20.30 1.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 1.00 1.50 23.51 -0.49
20.30-21.00 0.50 0.00 0.00 24.00 0.50 0.25 23.76 -0.24
21.00-22.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 24.00 0.08 0.08 23.84 -0.16
22.00-23.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 24.00 0.08 0.08 23.92 -0.08
23.00-24.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 24.00 0.08 0.08 24.00 0.00
Balancing Capacity of reservoir = max excess-max. deficit
Balancing Capacity of reservoir = 10.02 (-) -7.988 xa
= 18.01 x a
= 119.30 KL
Adopted 125.00 KL
RISING MAIN DESIGN
Tubewell Based Villages Piped Water Supply Scheme District-Jalaun, Uttar Pradesh
ECONOMICAL DESIGN OF RISING MAIN
Rising Main
S No Particulars Year Discharge
1 Water demand
a Initial demand 2022 0.130 mld
b Intermediate demand 2037 0.159 mld PIPE DATA
c Ultimate demand 2052 0.189 mld Dia.mm Material Class Cr. Value Rate
2 Pumping main Length 50 m 80 DI K-7 1 685
3 Total Static head for pump St. head 21 m 100 DI K-7 1 890
4 Design Period 30 years 125 DI K-7 1 1050
5 Combined efficiency of Pumps 60 % 150 DI K-7 1 1320
6 Cost of Pumping Unit 15000 per kw 200 DI K-7 1 1620
7 Interest Rate 10 % 250 DI K-7 1 2250
8 Life of Electric moter pump 15 years 300 DI K-7 1 2760
9 Energy charges present rate per unity 8.3 Rs.
10 Pumping hour 6.5 hour
11 Stand by pump capacity 100 %
1st period 2nd period
12 Discharge at the start of period in mld 0.130 0.159
13 Discharge at end of period in mld 0.159 0.189
14 Average discharge in mld 0.145 0.174
15 Average pumping hours at average discharge 5.91 5.984
16 Kw required of Pumping sets per m 0.111 0.132
17 Annual Cost in Rs. Of electric al energy 17908 18141
18 Energy charges capitalised in terms of recurring chargespresent rate 12.63 8.86
Table showing velocity and loss of Head for different pipe size
Frictional loss/km Velocity in m/s Total head in( m ) for total pipe length including static head
Pipe
S No. size in 1st stage flow 2nd stage flow
1st stage 2nd stage
mm 1st stage flow 2nd stage flow Frictional Other Frictional Other losses
flow flow Total m Total m
loss m losses m loss m m
1 80 22.63 30.95 1.35 1.61 1.13 0.11 22.24 1.55 0.15 22.70
2 100 7.74 10.58 0.87 1.03 0.39 0.04 21.43 0.53 0.05 21.58
3 125 2.65 3.62 0.55 0.66 0.13 0.01 21.15 0.18 0.02 21.20
4 150 1.10 1.50 0.38 0.46 0.06 0.01 21.06 0.08 0.01 21.08
5 200 0.28 0.38 0.22 0.26 0.01 0.00 21.02 0.02 0.00 21.02
6 250 0.09 0.13 0.14 0.16 0.00 0.00 21.01 0.01 0.00 21.01
7 300 0.04 0.05 0.10 0.11 0.00 0.00 21.00 0.00 0.00 21.00
TABLE SHOWING COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF OVER ALL COST MAINS

1st stage cost capitalised 2nd stage cost capitalised G total
Pipe
pipe cost in capitalised
S No size in annual energy energy total annual energy total Remark
lacs pump cost pump cost cost
mm cost capitalised capitalised energy cost capitalised capitalised
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 80 0.3425 0.74 0.44 5.59 6.67 0.90 0.54 4.82 1.37 8.04 -
2 100 0.445 0.71 0.43 5.38 6.54 0.85 0.52 4.58 1.30 7.84 -
3 125 0.525 0.70 0.42 5.31 6.54 0.84 0.51 4.50 1.28 7.82 Optimum
4 150 0.66 0.70 0.42 5.29 6.65 0.83 0.50 4.47 1.27 7.92 -
5 200 0.81 0.70 0.42 5.28 6.79 0.83 0.50 4.46 1.27 8.05 -
6 250 1.125 0.70 0.42 5.27 7.10 0.83 0.50 4.46 1.27 8.37 -
7 300 1.38 0.70 0.42 5.27 7.35 0.83 0.50 4.46 1.27 8.62 -
Table showing velocity and loss of Head for different pipe size
1st stage flow in MLD 2nd stage flow in MLD
Pipe Total head Total head Cost of
S No. size in Cost of pumpset
loss in m KW required KW required loss in m KW required KW required pumpset per
mm per KW (inRs.
incl. 10% incl standby incl standby incl. 10% incl standby incl standby KW (inRs.
lacs)
other losses other losses lacs)
1 80 22.24 2.47 4.94 0.74 22.70 3.00 5.99 0.90
2 100 21.43 2.38 4.76 0.71 21.58 2.85 5.70 0.85
3 125 21.15 2.35 4.70 0.70 21.20 2.80 5.60 0.84
4 150 21.06 2.34 4.68 0.70 21.08 2.78 5.56 0.83
5 200 21.02 2.33 4.67 0.70 21.02 2.77 5.55 0.83
6 250 21.01 2.33 4.66 0.70 21.01 2.77 5.54 0.83
7 300 21.00 2.33 4.66 0.70 21.00 2.77 5.54 0.83
CHECK FOR WATER HAMMER IN THE ADOPTED PIPE FOR RISING MAIN
Rising Main
Hmax= 1425 V0
* g
1+ K d
Material DI E Ct
E 1.70E+10 kg/sqm DI 17000000000
AS PER CPHEEO
K 2.07E+08 kg/sqm CI 7500000000
V 0.66 m/s
g 9.81 m/sqs
Ct 0.005 m
d 125 mm 0.125 m
Water Hammer Pressure Hmax

Hmax= 33.94
Total Head including Water Hammer (Hmax + Total Head)
Total= 55.14
Allowable Limit for class of pipe as per IS 8329:2000
Check for Class of Pipe for Allowable Operating Pressure = Total Head + Hmax K-7 K-9 (For selected dia)
= 55.14 80 640
Hence Pipe Class = Select K-7 Pipe Size
Allowable Limit for class of pipe as per IS 8329:2000

ALLOWABLE OPERATING
Check for Class of Pipe for Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure = K-7 K-9 (For selected dia)
PRESSURE x 1.5
(Including Surge) = 82.71 125 770
Hence Pipe Class = Select K-7 Class of Pipe
DESIGN OF PUMP SET
Rising Main
S. No. Particulars
1 Type of Pumps Proposed : Centrifugal Pumps

2 No. of Working Pumps Proposed : 1 Nos.
3 Stand Bye Pumps Proposed : 100 %
4 Efficiency of Pumps Proposed : 60 %
5 Pumping Hours Required : 6.5 Hours
6 Discharge of Each Pump (Q) : 0.16 MLD
: 24.46 KLH
: 6.79 LPS
7 Total Head of Pump Set (H) : 63 Mtrs.
Say : 63 Mtrs.
Calculation for HP of Pumping Set : Dis. X Head

75 X Efficiency
Where,
Dis. (Q) is in LPS
Head (H) is in Mtrs.
HP of the Pump Set is : 6.79 X 63 HP

75 X 60
: 10.461 HP
Say : 15 HP
HENCE PROPOSE 2 CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS OF 15 HP EACH. OUT OF THESE 2 PUMPS ONE WILL BE WORKING WHEREAS OTHER WILL BE STAND BYE
DISTRIBUTION
DESIGN
TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT PIPED WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
VILLAGE DISTRIBUTION DESIGN
PIPE ABSTRACT
S.No. Material Dia Length(m)
1 HDPE PIPE 63mm 1969
6 HDPE PIPE 160mm 0
7 HDPE PIPE 200mm 0
8 DI PIPE 250mm 0
TOTAL LENGTH OF PIPE NETWORK 2556

Title of the Project TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT PIPED WATER SUPPLY SCHEME
1.NETWORK DESIGN
Headloss
Start Stop ID OD PIPE HW Flow VEL.
ID Label Length (m) Gradient
Node Node (mm) (mm) TYPE C (L/min) (m/s)
(m/Km)
1 PA-1 22 T-4 A-50 126.00 140 HDPE 145 393.750 0.526 2.315
2 PA-2 107 A-50 A-26 81.40 90 HDPE 145 158.043 0.506 3.585
3 PA-3 78 A-26 A-23 81.40 90 HDPE 145 145.748 0.467 3.086
4 PA-4 21 A-23 A-16 57.00 63 HDPE 145 3.353 0.022 0.016
5 PA-5 36 A-23 A-13 81.40 90 HDPE 145 129.940 0.416 2.495
6 PA-6 28 A-13 A-5 57.00 63 HDPE 145 4.471 0.029 0.027
7 PA-7 18 A-13 A-43 81.40 90 HDPE 145 119.721 0.383 2.144
8 PA-8 77 A-43 A-24 57.00 63 HDPE 145 33.834 0.221 1.171
9 PA-9 13 A-24 A-17 67.80 75 HDPE 145 129.702 0.599 6.057
10 PA-10 19 A-17 A-12 57.00 63 HDPE 145 3.034 0.020 0.014
11 PA-11 46 A-17 A-32 67.80 75 HDPE 145 124.592 0.575 5.623
12 PA-12 44 A-32 A-45 57.00 63 HDPE 145 37.608 0.246 1.424
13 PA-13 46 A-45 A-4 57.00 63 HDPE 145 53.049 0.346 2.693
14 PA-14 19 A-43 A-4 81.40 90 HDPE 145 150.682 0.483 3.282
15 PA-15 33 A-4 A-22 67.80 75 HDPE 145 87.254 0.403 2.907
16 PA-16 35 A-22 A-1 57.00 63 HDPE 145 15.967 0.104 0.291
17 PA-17 39 A-1 A-10 57.00 63 HDPE 145 6.227 0.041 0.051
18 PA-18 26 A-1 A-21 57.00 63 HDPE 145 4.151 0.027 0.024
19 PA-19 8 A-22 A-47 57.00 63 HDPE 145 66.017 0.431 4.038
20 PA-20 29 A-45 A-47 57.00 63 HDPE 145 8.416 0.055 0.089
21 PA-21 14 A-47 A-41 57.00 63 HDPE 145 68.525 0.448 4.327
22 PA-22 58 A-41 A-2 57.00 63 HDPE 145 9.261 0.060 0.106
23 PA-23 80 A-41 A-9 57.00 63 HDPE 145 57.029 0.372 3.079
24 PA-24 35 A-9 A-8 57.00 63 HDPE 145 28.319 0.185 0.842
25 PA-25 41 A-8 A-19 57.00 63 HDPE 145 10.707 0.070 0.139
26 PA-26 36 A-19 A-7 57.00 63 HDPE 145 5.748 0.038 0.044
27 PA-27 6 A-8 A-27 57.00 63 HDPE 145 12.023 0.079 0.174
28 PA-28 11 A-27 A-33 57.00 63 HDPE 145 14.681 0.096 0.249
29 PA-29 33 A-33 A-19 57.00 63 HDPE 145 6.857 0.045 0.061
30 PA-30 38 A-33 A-34 57.00 63 HDPE 145 6.068 0.040 0.049
31 PA-31 20 A-9 A-15 57.00 63 HDPE 145 15.936 0.104 0.291
32 PA-32 30 A-15 A-36 57.00 63 HDPE 145 27.917 0.182 0.820
33 PA-33 16 A-36 A-27 57.00 63 HDPE 145 6.170 0.040 0.050
34 PA-34 93 A-36 A-28 57.00 63 HDPE 145 16.957 0.111 0.326
35 PA-35 9 A-32 A-14 81.40 90 HDPE 145 154.855 0.496 3.453
36 PA-36 73 A-14 A-18 57.00 63 HDPE 145 54.831 0.358 2.863
37 PA-37 20 A-18 A-15 57.00 63 HDPE 145 18.368 0.120 0.378
38 PA-38 36 A-14 A-30 67.80 75 HDPE 145 98.587 0.455 3.645
39 PA-39 52 A-30 A-25 57.00 63 HDPE 145 40.216 0.263 1.612
40 PA-40 15 A-25 A-35 57.00 63 HDPE 145 23.450 0.153 0.594
41 PA-41 61 A-35 A-18 57.00 63 HDPE 145 15.067 0.098 0.262
42 PA-42 53 A-25 A-11 57.00 63 HDPE 145 8.463 0.055 0.090
43 PA-43 35 A-35 A-28 57.00 63 HDPE 145 36.122 0.236 1.322
44 PA-44 101 A-50 A-39 99.00 110 HDPE 145 232.195 0.503 2.818
45 PA-45 57 A-39 A-3 57.00 63 HDPE 145 9.101 0.059 0.103
46 PA-46 9 A-39 A-29 81.40 90 HDPE 145 211.757 0.678 6.164
47 PA-47 20 A-29 A-20 57.00 63 HDPE 145 3.193 0.021 0.015
48 PA-48 28 A-29 A-44 81.40 90 HDPE 145 207.126 0.663 5.916
49 PA-49 39 A-44 A-46 57.00 63 HDPE 145 6.227 0.041 0.051
50 PA-50 51 A-44 A-48 57.00 63 HDPE 145 8.143 0.053 0.084
51 PA-51 32 A-44 A-24 81.40 90 HDPE 145 188.285 0.603 4.959
52 PA-52 46 A-24 A-6 57.00 63 HDPE 145 7.345 0.048 0.069
Headloss
Start Stop ID OD PIPE HW Flow VEL.
ID Label Length (m) Gradient
Node Node (mm) (mm) TYPE C (L/min) (m/s)
(m/Km)
53 PA-53 79 A-30 A-31 57.00 63 HDPE 145 52.624 0.344 2.653
54 PA-54 56 A-31 A-38 57.00 63 HDPE 145 8.942 0.058 0.100
55 PA-55 87 A-31 A-49 57.00 63 HDPE 145 31.068 0.203 1.000
56 PA-56 124 A-28 A-40 57.00 63 HDPE 145 32.641 0.213 1.096
57 PA-57 68 A-40 A-37 57.00 63 HDPE 145 17.632 0.115 0.350
58 PA-58 31 A-49 A-37 57.00 63 HDPE 145 9.193 0.060 0.105
59 PA-59 69 A-37 A-42 57.00 63 HDPE 145 11.017 0.072 0.147
60 PA-60 50 A-49 A-51 57.00 63 HDPE 145 7.984 0.052 0.081
TOTAL= 2556
Node Data
Demand Hydraulic
ID Label Elevation (m) Pressure (m)
(L/min) Grade (m)
0 T-4 130.34 0 142.34 12.00
1 A-1 125.84 5.589 141.37 15.5
2 A-2 131.67 9.261 141.28 9.59
3 A-3 132.22 9.101 142 9.76
4 A-4 132.5 10.379 141.47 8.96
5 A-5 132.31 4.471 141.57 9.25
6 A-6 131.2 7.345 141.62 10.4
7 A-7 133.26 5.748 141 7.73
8 A-8 131.49 5.589 141.01 9.5
9 A-9 133.79 12.774 141.04 7.24
10 A-10 133.58 6.227 141.36 7.77
11 A-11 133.25 8.463 141.03 7.76
12 A-12 133.51 3.034 141.54 8.02
13 A-13 133.5 5.748 141.57 8.05
14 A-14 133.33 1.437 141.25 7.91
15 A-15 133.19 6.387 141.04 7.83
16 A-16 133.02 3.353 141.66 8.63
17 A-17 132.75 2.076 141.54 8.78
18 A-18 132.71 21.396 141.04 8.32
19 A-19 132.63 11.816 141.01 8.36
20 A-20 131.34 3.193 141.95 10.59
21 A-21 131.74 4.151 141.37 9.61
22 A-22 132.01 5.269 141.38 9.35
23 A-23 131.84 12.454 141.66 9.8
24 A-24 131.75 17.404 141.62 9.85
25 A-25 131.44 8.303 141.04 9.57
26 A-26 131.35 12.295 141.9 10.54
27 A-27 131.26 3.513 141.01 9.73
28 A-28 131.22 20.438 140.98 9.74
29 A-29 130.75 1.437 141.95 11.17
30 A-30 131.14 5.748 141.12 9.96
31 A-31 130.61 12.614 140.91 10.28
32 A-32 130.95 7.345 141.29 10.31
33 A-33 130.93 1.756 141.01 10.06
34 A-34 130.7 6.068 141.01 10.28
35 A-35 130.15 2.395 141.03 10.85
36 A-36 130.65 4.79 141.01 10.34
37 A-37 130.2 15.807 140.82 10.6
38 A-38 129.84 8.942 140.91 11.04
39 A-39 129.66 11.337 142 12.32
40 A-40 129.64 15.009 140.85 11.19
41 A-41 129.5 2.235 141.29 11.77
42 A-42 129.35 11.017 140.81 11.43
43 A-43 128.61 2.874 141.53 12.9
44 A-44 128.68 4.471 141.78 13.08
45 A-45 124.05 7.026 141.35 17.26
46 A-46 126.83 6.227 141.78 14.92
47 A-47 126.13 5.908 141.35 15.18
48 A-48 125.18 8.143 141.78 16.57
49 A-49 125.04 13.891 140.82 15.76
50 A-50 130.28 3.513 142.29 11.98
51 A-51 123.73 7.984 140.82 17.06
DETAILED ESTIMATE
Tubewell Based Group of Gram Panchayat's Piped Water Supply Scheme,
District-Jalaun, Uttar Pradesh
General Abstract of Cost (TAHARPUR GP)
Cost as per
S. No. Items of Works Remarks
Design
1 Tubewell and Mini Tubewell 5,50,000.00
2 Over Head Tanks 18,00,000.00
3 Rising Main 1,20,000.00
4 Distribution System 6,11,500.00
5 Excavation for Pipe Line (Rising & Distribution) 2,26,720.00
6 Valves & Valves Chambers 3,63,500.00
7 Road Cutting & Road Restoration in Pipe Line 21,80,018.00
8 Miscleanous Civil Items
8.1 Roof Solar System 1,00,000.00
8.2 Pump House Cum Chlorinating Room 5,00,000.00
8.3 Thrust Block of different Dia. in Rising Main 25,000
8.4 Stand Post 15,000
8.5 Various Crossings and duct pipes 2,80,000
8.6 House Connections 12,32,500
8.7 Boundary Wall, Drain, Earth Filling, Staff Quaters etc. 29,96,000
9 Pumping Plants-Submersible Pump 12,00,000.00
Other Electrical Items like Substation, cables, Voltage
10 1,10,000.00
Stablizer etc.
11 Operation & Maintenance of complete Scheme 20,15,000
12 Total Cost of the Scheme 1,43,25,238 143.25
(In Rs. Lacs)
State Water & Sanitation Mission, Lucknow
Estimate for Tubewell Based Water Supply Scheme
(TAHARPUR GP Scheme)
Name of Work: Construction of Electric/Solar based Piped Ground Water Supply Schemes (277 Nos) of blocks
(Jalaun, Kadaura, Madhogarh, Mahewa, Nadigaon and Rampura), District-Jalaun with relevant works including
Commissioning and Operation & Maintenance for 10 Years
Name of the Bidder: BGCC-SPML (JV)

Item Description
Amount
Sl. Rates in figures
Quantity Units For theScheme
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
BUILD PHASE (PART - A)
Construction of Intake well cum
1.00 pump house as per site conditions. 0.00
Survey, Investigation, Soil Testing,
2.00
Construction of Water Treatment 0.00
2.30
Plant : 0 Job 120000000.00 0.00
WTP 16Water
Clear MLD ( Reservoir
at the inlet cum
of WTP)
Pump
3.00 0.00
House
Construction of Tube Well capable
up to required depth of providing
4.00 following capacity sand free
discharge, including MS Pipes,
Drilling of bore, supplying, fixing &
1000 LPM Discharge (+/- 10% in
4.01 Nos. 900000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.02 Nos. 800000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.03 Nos. 700000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.04 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.05 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.06 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.07 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.08 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.09 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.10 Nos. 550000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.11 1 Nos. 550000.00 5,50,000.00
discharge)
4.12 Nos. 500000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.13 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
4.14 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.15 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.16 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.17 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.18 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.19 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.20 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.21 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
4.22 Nos. 450000.00 0.00
discharge)
Construction of Mini Tube Well
capable up to required depth of
5.00
providing following capacity sand
free discharge, including 160mm dia
5.01 Nos. 500000.00 0.00
discharge)
5.02 Nos. 600000.00 0.00
discharge)
5.03 Nos. 700000.00 0.00
discharge)
Supply, Erection, Testing and
6.00 commissioning of V.T. water- 0.00
lubricated raw water / clear water
Supply and installation of
submersible clear water Pump set of
7.00 following capacity (H.P) (As per IS
8034:1989) including switch gear
(cubical panel board, starter, cable,
With Electric
7.01 10.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 450000.00 0.00
7.02 12.50 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 500000.00 0.00
7.03 15.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 550000.00 0.00
7.04 17.50 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 550000.00 0.00
7.05 20.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 600000.00 0.00
7.06 22.50 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 700000.00 0.00
7.07 25.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 800000.00 0.00

Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
With Solar panel and required
accessories.
7.08 1.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.09 1.50 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.10 2.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.11 3.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.12 5.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.13 7.50 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.14 10.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) Nos. 900000.00 0.00
7.15 15.00 H.P (+/- 10% in H.P.) 1 Nos. 1200000.00 12,00,000.00

Construction of electric power sub-
8.00
station room.
Survey,
Supply, Investigation,
installation & Soil Testing,
9.00 commissioning of Automatic Voltage
stabilizer of following capacity input
9.01 15 KVA Job 200000.00 0.00
9.02 20 KVA Job 250000.00 0.00
9.03 25 KVA Job 300000.00 0.00
9.04 30 KVA Job 350000.00 0.00
9.05 35 KVA Job 400000.00 0.00
9.06 40 KVA Job 500000.00 0.00

6.5 points wiring of Pump house for
light with 1.00 sq.mm PVC insulated
multi strand copper conductor cable
10.00 in rigid PVC condult pipe on surface 1 Job 20000.00 20,000.00
complete 14 S.W.G. copper earth
continuously wire piano type switch
and celling rose/angle/baton holder
on 3mm thick phenolic laminated
Supply, Installtion, Testing &
Commissioning of roof Solar System
11.00 for staff quarter and pump 1 Job 100000.00 1,00,000.00
house/OHT of 1 K.W with battery &
all accessories fitting etc. including
Supply, Installtion, Testing &
Commissioning of roof Solar System
12.00 for Water works small campus with Job 200000.00 0.00
battery & all accessories fitting etc.
including supply of all labour, T&P
etc. for completion of Work as per
Construction of Over Head Tank of
13.00
different capacities and staging 0.00
heights as mentioned below.
Survey, Investigation, Soil Testing,
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
Construction of Over Head Tank of
14.00 different capacities and staging
heights as mentioned below.
14.01 Survey, Investigation,
10 KLCapacity and 10 Soil Testing,
M Stagging Nos. 500000.00 0.00
(a)Cost variation due to soil bearing
capacity (SBC) from assumed 8 MT/Sqm 100.00 Rate only
MT/Sqm
14.02 25 KLCapacity and 8 M Stagging Nos. 800000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.11 75 KL, 14 M Staging Nos. 1500000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.18 125 KLCapacity and 12 M Stagging 1 Nos. 1800000.00 18,00,000.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.33 175 KL, 18 M Staging Nos. 2500000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.40 225 KL, 20 M Staging Nos. 3500000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.43 250 KL, 18 M Staging Nos. 3800000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.45 325 KL, 20 M Staging Nos. 4500000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
14.46 350 KL, 22 M Staging Nos. 5800000.00 0.00
MT/Sqm
MT/Sqm
14.48 550 KL, 20 M Staging Nos. 8200000.00 0.00
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
MT/Sqm
Excavation of earth in ordinary soil
mixed with moorum/shingle/kankar
for pipe line and rising main /Feeder
15.00
Main & Distribution System trenches
including lift upto 1.50 m and lead
upto 50 m and refilling watering,
15.01
(loam, clay or sand mixed with kankar) 942 Cum. 135.00 1,27,170.00
15.02
(loam, clay or sand) 905 Cum. 110.00 99,550.00
Supply Laying and jointing of

following sizes G.I pipes (medium
16.00 class) for rising main conforming to
latest/relevant I.S. 1239 Part 1 & 2
Specifications with all jointing
16.01 80 mm Diaand specials such as
materials Rmt 1000.00 0.00
16.02 100 mm Dia Rmt 1500.00 0.00

Supply, Laying & Jointing of
following sizes (D.I. K-7 / 9) pipes for
17.00 rising/feeder main & distribution
system conforming to latest/relevant
I.S. 8329/2000 specifications with all
17.01 80 mm Dia DI Pipe Class K-7 Rmt 2000.00 0.00
17.02 100 mm Dia DI Pipe Class K-7 Rmt 2300.00 0.00
17.03 125 mm dia DI pipe Class K-7 50.00 Rmt 2400.00 1,20,000.00
17.04 150 mm dia DI pipe Class K-7 Rmt 2500.00 0.00
17.05 200 mm dia DI Pipe Class K-7 Rmt 2800.00 0.00
17.06 250 mm dia DI Pipe Class K-7 Rmt 4200.00 0.00
17.07 300 mm dia DI pipe Class K-7 Rmt 5800.00 0.00

Supply, Laying & Jointing of
following sizes HDPE pipes (PE-
18.00
100)-PN-6 for distribution system
conforming to latest/ relevant I.S.
4984/1995 Specifications with all
jointing materials and specials
18.01 63 mm 1969 Rmt 200.00 3,93,800.00
18.02 75 mm 128 Rmt 250.00 32,000.00
18.03 90 mm 336 Rmt 350.00 1,17,600.00
18.04 110 mm 101 Rmt 500.00 50,500.00
18.05 140 mm 22 Rmt 800.00 17,600.00
18.06 160 mm 0 Rmt 900.00 0.00

Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
18.07 200 mm 0 Rmt 1500.00 0.00

Supply, Jointing, Carting up to site
19.00
of work of the following dia CI
sluice valves /scour valves, class I,
working pressure 10 Kg/cm2
Sluice Valve
19.01 600 mm dia Nos. 400000.00 0.00
19.02 500 mm dia Nos. 300000.00 0.00
19.03 450 mm dia Nos. 250000.00 0.00
19.04 400 mm dia Nos. 200000.00 0.00
19.05 350 mm dia Nos. 170000.00 0.00
19.06 300 mm dia Nos. 160000.00 0.00
19.07 250 mm dia Nos. 150000.00 0.00
19.08 200 mm dia Nos. 100000.00 0.00
19.09 150 mm dia Nos. 20000.00 0.00
19.10 125 mm dia Nos. 18000.00 0.00
19.11 100 mm dia 1 Nos. 15000.00 15,000.00
19.12 80 mm dia 1 Nos. 15000.00 15,000.00
19.13 65 mm dia 1 Nos. 15000.00 15,000.00
19.14 50 mm dia 1 Nos. 9500.00 9,500.00

Scour Valve
19.15 Scour Valve 50 mm dia 1 Nos. 12000.00 12,000.00
19.16 Scour Valve 100 mm dia 1 Nos. 14000.00 14,000.00
19.17 Scour Valve 125 mm dia Nos. 15000.00 0.00

Supply and installation of under
20.00
ground sluice value type fire hydrant 1 Nos. 16000.00 16,000.00
consisting of 80 mm dia sluice valve,
80mm dia tail pieces, 80mm dia duck
Supply and installation of D.I Kinetic
21.00 Double Orifice type Air Valves
confirming to IS 14845
21.01 20 mm dia Air Valve 1 Nos. 10000.00 10,000.00
Supply and installation of 50 mm dia
22.00
DI/DF air valves conforming to 1 Nos. 12000.00 12,000.00
latest/relevent I.S. specifications
including all taxes and insurance,
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
Construction of following type valve
chambers as per department type
23.00 design and drawing including Heavy
duty R.C.C. Manhole Cover and all
materials, labour, T&P etc complete
23.01 CC Surface Box Type 5 No. 8000.00 40,000.00
23.02 Masonery Type - Air Valve Chamber 2 No. 25000.00 50,000.00

Masonery Type (1000 MM x 1000 MM)
23.03 0 No. 25000.00 0.00
Fire Hydrant chamber (750 MM x 450

23.04 1 No. 30000.00 30,000.00
MM)
Design and construction of Thrust
Block made in R.C.C. with cement,
24.00 coarse sand & 20 mm gauge stone 0.00
ballast in proportion of 1:1.5:3, for
pipe line, including supply of MS
reinforcement wrought toof
Design and construction required
Thrust
Block for Tubewell Schemes made
25.00 in R.C.C. with cement, coarse sand
& 20 mm gauge stone ballast in
proportion of 1:1.5:3, for pipe line,
25.01 80 mm Dia to 200 mm Dia DI Pipe 1 Nos. 25000.00 25,000.00
Dismantling and Restoration of the
following type of road surface with
26.00 old and new materials including
supply of all materials, labour, T&P
etc. required for proper completion
of the workRoad
26.01 Bituminous as per instructions of 0.0 sqm 700.00 0.00
26.02 CC Road 979.4 sqm 1400.00 13,71,132.00
26.03 Inter locking Roads 0.0 sqm 500.00 0.00
26.04 B.O.E. surface 622.2 sqm 1300.00 8,08,886.00

27.00 Construction of single tap pillar type
stand post as per type design
including supply of all materials, 1 Nos. 15000.00 15,000.00
labour T&P etc.for proper
completion of work as per
instructionsfor
Provision of Engineer
following types of
Nala/Culvert/Road crossing with MS
28.00 casing pipe including painting on
both sides as per departmental type
design and drawing including
28.01 Canal / Nala Crossing 20 Rmt 4000.00 80,000.00
28.02 Road Crossing 20 Rmt 10000.00 2,00,000.00

Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
Survey site Investigation Planning,
design Drawings as per State Road
manual and vetting / checked from
29.00
State Road Divisional Office /
Railway Divisional Office and taking
NOC for trenchless crossing of
Railway
National Crossing
highway (Water
road and Carrier Pipe
Railway
29.01 Rmt 100000.00 0.00
dia 300 mm to 600 mm)
National Highway / State Highway
29.02 Crossing (Water Carrier Pipe dia 300 Rmt 100000.00 0.00
mm to 600 mm)
Making house connection from
30.00 distribution line to outer wall of 493 Nos. 2500.00 12,32,500.00
house, with supply of 2.0 m G.I. pipe
& average 10.0 mtr.
Construction of MDPE
115mm Pipe thick
31.00 boundary wall with 230 mmx230 mm 150 Rmt 6000.00 9,00,000.00
thick pillar made in Brick masonry in
1 cement
Supply and
and 4 sand
fixing of mortar,
3.6 m xthe1.20 m
32.00 MS gate including fabrication and 1 No. 50000.00 50,000.00
supply of steel and construction of
bounary wall pillars
Construction of size on edge
of Brick
33.00 pavement for approach to water 150 Sqm. 1000.00 1,50,000.00
works, as per departmental type
design and drawing
Construction of 300and as per
X 300 mm size
34.00 drain for water works, as per 150 Rmt 2000.00 3,00,000.00
departmental type design and
drawing and work
Earth filling as perfor
specifications
proper leveling
35.00 of water work site, in accordance 480 Cum. 200.00 96,000.00
with the contour map and Grid map
of existingROOM
SINGLE site, including
STAFF leveling,
QUARTER-
construction of staff quarter for
36.00 pump operator, chaukidar, pump 1 Nos. 1500000.00 15,00,000.00
attendent as per departmental type
design attached with tender
Supply and fixing of Electromagnetic
Flow Water Meter (with totalizer) for
37.00 measurement of bulk flow at outlets
of every pump stations and inlets of
CWRs/OHTs (compatible to SCADA).
37.01 including
25 mm supply of all materials, Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.02 32 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.03 40 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.04 50 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.05 65mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.06 80 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00
37.07 100 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00

Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
37.08 125 mm 1 Nos. 100000.00 1,00,000.00
37.09 150 mm Nos. 100000.00 0.00

Supply of all materials, labour, T&P.
required and construct masonary
type Elecromagnetic Bulk Water
38.00
meter / Butterfly valves chamber
including supply of M.S. Mainhole
cover as per departmental type
design and drawing including all
material labour, T& P etc. complete
(750 mm x 450 mm) (for dia 25-80 mm)
38.01 1 Nos. 25000.00 25,000.00
(1000 mm x 1000 mm) (for dia 100-125

38.02 Nos. 25000.00 0.00
mm)
Provide all materials, labour, T&P
etc. complete and construct Pump
house size (3.6x3.0x3.0m)
Chlorinating room size
39.00 (2.5x1.8x3.0m) as per departmental 1 Nos. 500000.00 5,00,000.00
type design and drawing and as per
the specifications for civil work
given in the bid document, including
supply of all material, labour and
Provide all materials, labour, T&P etc.
complete and construct Pump house size
(3.0x2.5x3.0m) Chlorinating room size
(1.8x1.2x3.0m) as per departmental type
design and drawing and as per the
40.00 specifications for civil work given in the bid Nos. 450000.00 0.00
document, including supply of all material,
labour and T&P etc complete as per
instructions of Engineer -in -charge.
Supply of Electro mechanical type

chlorinating plant with 0 to 6 LPH capacity
pump set Suitable for 500 lpm to 3000 lpm
discharge pumping Plant, on 10 Kg./Cm2
working pressure to feed
41.00 sodiumhypochloride solution complete set, 1 Nos. 90000.00 90,000.00
inlet & outlet connection with 100 litre
capacity solution tank suitable for
discharge (30 lpm to 1200 lpm) of pumping
plant.
Providing and Installation of

42.00 following KVA, 1500 RPM, 0.8 Pf, 415 0.00
V, 3 phase, 50 Hz, air cooled, sound
proof Diesel Generaor set as per
Supply and Installation of LT Cable
43.00 from DG set to LT Panel 0.00
Item Description
Amount
No. (in Rs.)
(in Rs.)
1.00 2 3 4 5 6
Internal and External Electrification
44.00 at Sub Station of Intake Well 0.00
Internal and External Electrification

45.00 at Sub Station of CWRs 0.00
Subtotal of Part (A) 1,23,10,238.00

O&M Part (B)
Fixed operation and Maintenance
46.00 charges for TAHARPUR (TW
Discharge about 450 LPM)
a Year-1 (During defect liabilities period) 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
b Year-2 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
c Year-3 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
d Year-4 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
e Year-5 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
f Year-6 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
g Year-7 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
h Year-8 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
i Year-9 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
j Year-10 1 Per Year 201500.00 2,01,500.00
Sub total 20,15,000.00

Total of Part (B) 20,15,000.00
Total (Part A + Part B)
14325238.00
State Water & Sanitation Mission, Lucknow
Estimate for Tubewell Based Water Supply Scheme
(TAHARPUR GP Scheme)
Name of Work: Construction of Electric/Solar based Piped Ground Water Supply Schemes (277 Nos) of blocks (Jalaun, Kadaura, Madhogarh,
Mahewa, Nadigaon and Rampura), District-Jalaun with relevant works including Commissioning and Operation & Maintenance for 10 Years
NIT No: 255/W-17/BID/2020-21 Dated: 12-05-2020

Name of the Bidder: BGCC-SPML (JV)
Excavation and Road Restoration Quantity Sheet
Width of Depth of Total

Length
S. No. Pipe Dia Type of Pipe Excavation Excavation Quantity
(m)
(m) (m) (Cum)
1 63 mm HDPE 0.66 1.06 1969.00 1377.51
2 75 mm HDPE 0.68 1.08 128.00 94
3 90 mm HDPE 0.69 1.09 336.00 252.71
4 110 mm HDPE 0.71 1.11 101.00 79.6
5 140 mm HDPE 0.74 1.14 22.00 18.56
6 160 mm HDPE 0.76 1.16 0.00 0
7 200 mm HDPE 0.8 1.2 0.00 0
Total 1822.38
Width of Total Road

Length Total CC Total BT Total IL Total BOE Total Kaccha
S. No. Pipe Dia Type of Pipe Excavation Cut
(m) Road Cut Road Cut Road Cut Road Cut Road Cut
(m) Sqm
1 63 mm HDPE 0.66 1969.00 1299.54 745.86 0 0 473.85 79.82
2 75 mm HDPE 0.68 128.00 87.04 49.96 0 0 31.74 5.35
3 90 mm HDPE 0.69 336.00 231.84 133.06 0 0 84.54 14.24
4 110 mm HDPE 0.71 101.00 71.71 41.16 0 0 26.15 4.4
5 140 mm HDPE 0.74 22.00 16.28 9.34 0 0 5.94 1
6 160 mm HDPE 0.76 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 200 mm HDPE 0.8 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 1706.41 979.38 0 0 622.22 104.81

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STATE WATER AND SANITATION MISSION

Bundelkhand / Vindhya Region and Quality Affected Villages Piped

DPR FOR CONSTRUCTION OF TUBEWELL BASED WATER SUPPLY

TAHARPUR GRAM PANCHAYAT

ESTIMATED COST: 143.25 Lacs

2. EXISTING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM AND NECESSITY

G.P Name Year/Stage Demand (KLD)

10. OVERHEAD TANK

11. DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

Peak Factor has been adopted as : 3

· Hazen William Co-efficient

Sr. No. Facilities in Water Supply Works Design Capacity (Years)

1.3 Population Projection

G.P VILLAGE CENSUS 1971 1981 1991 2001 2011

(A) ARITHMETICAL PROGRESSION METHOD

(B) INCREMENTAL INCREASE METHOD

Population in 2022 1682+(1.1 x 301 )+(1.1(1.1+1)/2)x 64 = 2088 2088

(C) GEOMETRICAL INCREASE METHOD

Geometric mean, rg 0.2812

Population in 2022 1682 x (1+ 0.2812) ^ 1.1 = 2209 2209

(D) Simple Graphical Method: -

(i) Population in the year 2022 2730

Census Population Projected Population

2011 2022 2037 2052

Table 4: Population Ratio

Year Population Population Ratio

2011 1682 1.00

1.4 RATE OF WATER SUPPLY

1.5 WATER DEMAND

1.5(a) VILLAGE WISE POPULATION & WATER DEMAND

1 Taharpur 1682 2013 2465 2916 130 159 189

Total 1682 2013 2465 2916 130 159 189

· For Solar Plant

2 Daily Water Requirement(KL) 130 159 189

3 Pumping Hours 6.5 6.5 6.5

Actual Discharge of T.W for

Discharge of T.W Adopted for

Daily Production of water in

7 No. of Tubewell Required 0.74 0.91 0.97

8 No. of Tubewell Proposed 1 1 1

9 Actual Pumping hours 4.81 5.89 6.29

1.7 HEAD OF PUMPING PLANT

Sr. No. Particulars Head (m)

1 Depth of water below ground level 30

1.8 CALCULATION OF BHP OF PUMP

Total head for Pumping Plant = 63 M

Discharge = 450 LPM

Assuming efficiency of Pump = 65%

W.H.P. = 450 X 63 = 6.30 HP

= 9.69 x 0.746 = 7.23 KW

Multiflying factor as per CPHEEO

Total H.P. = 9.69 X 1.30 = 12.60 HP

Next Available Higher Size = 15.00 H.P.

Provide 1 Pumping Plant of 450 LPM , 63 M Head , 15 HP based on Solar Power .

1.9 ELECTRICAL SIZING CALCULATION

Aux Loads - (Lighting, Ventilation,

Allowance to loss, mitigate Starting

Solar Plant Requirement 21 kW

3.0 RISING MAIN

From To Dia (mm) Material Length (m)

T.W. OHT 125 DI K7 50

4.0 DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM