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PH Division, Berhampur
DPR for Improvement of Water Supply to Greater

Berhampur
GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT

DEPARTMENT, PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION
IMPROVEMENT OF WATER SUPPLY TO GREATER BERHAMPUR
DRAFT CONCEPTUAL & FINAL REPORT
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Berhampur City is situated in the District of Ganjam in Orissa and it is 3rd
largest City in Orissa State.
Berhampur is popularly known as the Silk City of Orissa as Silk and Silk
material are produce locally and marketed in various parts of the State as well as in
the country. The town is all important commercial, business, educational and cultural
center of Southern Orissa. It is located 11 Kms away from Bay of Bengal. The town
is located at 840 50 East longitude and 190 20 North latitude. It is situated at an
average elevation of 24 meters above the mean sea level. The town is well
connected with Railways and roadways. National High Way No:5 and N. H. No 217
run through Berhampur thereby connecting to all the major metropolitan cities of the
country. The state capital Bhubaneswar is 180 Kms away from Berhampur City.
The piped water facility to Berhampur town was first provided in 1905 AD with
capacity of 2.724 MLD for a designed population of 30,000 taking Dakhinapur
impounding reservoir as the source. It was then augmented to supply 9.08 MLD in
1961. During eighties, the Rushikulya Joint Water Supply with radial collector wells
as the source was commissioned from which around 16 MLD is being supplied to
Berhampur
town.
The
Water
Supply
source
at
Dhakinapur
reservoir
is
further augmented to 11.35 MLD in 2002. Presently 37 MLD of water is being

supplied from different sources to the against present demand of 50 MLD.
1. Dhakinapur Impounding Reservoir
: 17 MLD
2. Rushikulya river source (Collector Wells)
: 16 MLD
3. Production Wells (70Nos)
: 04 MLD
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The problem gets sever situation during summer season, when the yield of
collector well reduces substantially (about 6 MLD) due to meager inflows in
Rushikulya River. Thus there is a short fall of 19 MLD (13MLD+6MLD) during
summer.
The population of Berhampur town as per 2001 census is 307792, which will
reach a figure of 860547 in the year 2043. The reported population in the year 2011
is about 3.80 Lakhs. The present demand for water supply will be around
59.00 MLD. Therefore it is essential to augment the source further so that the gap
between demand and supply can be satisfied and also enhance the supplies for the
future projected population.
A project to augment the source by 20 MLD has already been sanctioned by

Govt. of India under UIDSSMT which is under execution at present. After completion
of this said scheme water supply to Berhampur town will be about 50 MLD. For
further augmenting the source for dependable supply it has been decided from
Janivilli Anycut on Rushikulya River, for which this project is prepared. After
completion of this proposed project there will not be any deficit of water to Greater
Berhampur town till design year of 2043.
An exhaustive survey work for the source from Rushikulya River has been
under taken, required data is collected and designed the project with all the
components to transmit the 125 MLD of Raw Water for ultimate requirement.
The Salient Features for the proposed source augmentation project are as below:
1. Project Base year
: 2013
2. Project Design year
: 2043
3. Design period
: 30 years
4. Project of implementation period
: 2 years
5. Year of commissioning of the project
: 2013 2014
6. Estimated Design year population
: 860547 (2043)
7. Estimated mid Design year population
: 609992 (2028)
8. Present water supply rate
: 98 LPCD
9. Proposed per capita water supply rate
: 135 LPCD + 15% Losses
10. Present (2011) demand (as reported)
: 59 MLD
11. Water demand at design year
: 136 MLD (2043)
12. Present supply
: 37 MLD
13. Present source
: Dhakinapur, Rushikulya JWS, PW
14. Water supply by Dec 2011
: 50 MLD
15. Future supply
: 125 MLD from Janivilli reservoir
The estimated cost of the source augmentation project is works out to Rs.
351.00 Crores including contingences and other provisions. The project is expected to
be implemented within two years by the Public Health Engineering Organization through
their institutional arrangement. The Operational & Maintenance of the Project will be the
responsibility of Public Health Engineering Organization, since
the
present
Water
Supply System is being maintained by the same Organization.
The benefits of the project would be as below after commissioning the project:
1. 100% of coverage of population with piped water
2. Equitable distribution of water in entire Greater Berhampur area
3. Improve the potable water quality to meet the standards
4. Improvement of health and hygiene of the community has a hole, since
potable water will be available to the entire population.
5. The economical activities of the Berhampur population will also boost
6. Better standard of living with quality life for all citizens which leads the overall
economic development and also welfare of the human.
DPR for Improvement of Water Supply to Greater

Berhampur
1.0
INTRODUCTION
This chapter will give an over view of the location, extents of Greater
Berhampur Town with population, existing physical infrastructure etc.,
1.1
AWARDING CONSULTANCY JOB:

The job for providing Consultancy Services for Preparation of DPR with
Detailed Engineering & Design for Improvement of Water Supply to Greater

Berhampur has been awarded to M/s. PBS Consultancy Services, Hyderabad
vide Executive Engineer, Public Health Division Work Order No: 6031,
Dt: 03 08 2011.
1.1 The objectives of this Consultancy job are:
1. Collection of Data, site visits, carryout necessary detailed survey &
investigation, preparation of detailed designs, drawings, specifications,
estimates, BoQs, etc.
2. The tentative requirement of water for Greater Berhampur after 30 years
could be to the tune of 125 MLD. Assessment of water demand of Greater
Berhampur for a projected population up to the next 30 years.
3. The source of raw water for the proposed project has been selected as
Janivilli Anycut. The exact location of intake structure to be finalized in
consultation with Water Resources Department and Executive Engineer, P.H.
Division, Berhampur.
4. To study the feasibility aspects of linking a Raw Water Conveying Main from
the existing Dakhinapur Reservoir to the proposed new Water Treatment
Plant (WTP) site. To study the linking of Raw Water Main to the proposed
WTP site is to be decided in consultation with the Executive Engineer, PH,
Berhampur.
5. To identify and study proper alignment of the Raw Water Rising Main and to
identify proper location of Intake Structure and Water Treatment Plant.
6. To carry out Total Station (TS) and GPS survey for raw & clear water rising
mains, to prepare detailed hydraulic designs & drawings along with L section
of raw & clear water rising mains.
7. To carry out detailed hydraulic and structural design of Water Treatment
Plant, preparation of hydraulic designs and specifications for pumping
systems at Storage Sites, pipes, valves & other fittings, etc. Preparation of
detailed structural designs & drawings of intake well, WTP, ESR & GSR,
pumping arrangement, thrust blocks, chambers for water appurtenances,
power supply & other related structures, etc., as per requirements in complete
shape.
8. To carry out soil investigation such as collection of samples & testing as per
relevant BIS for water retaining structures such as; Intake, WTP, Pumping
Stations, ESR & GSR, etc.,
9. Preparation of cost estimates along with BoQs for all the components of the
project as per the CSR and the Market rates.
10. Preparation of Draft DPR with all relevant designs, drawings estimates etc.,
11. Preparation of Final DPR with Final BoQs with cost estimates after
incorporating the comments on Draft DPR by the Executive Engineer, PH
Division, Berhampur.
12. Preparation of Tender Document as per the norms in consultation with
Executive Engineer, PH Division, Berhampur.
1.2
PROJECT BACKGROUND
The Greater Berhampur Town is having an integrated Urban Development
programmes under Govt of India / State Govt. The improvement of water supply to
the town is an important priority.
Berhampur is the oldest town of the Ganjam District in the State of Orissa. It is
mainly a trading center for Southern Orissa. The Town was declared as a
Municipality in the year 1867. By virtue of its close proximity to Andhra Pradesh,
Coastline of Bay of Bengal, Gopalpur Port and Visakhapatnam, it has become a
center of attraction for multi-ethnic people in pursuit of better residential facilities,
education and for employment in unorganized sectors delivering various services
and goods.
1.3
LOCATION AND CONNECTIVITY

The district of Ganjam is extending from 19040 North Latitude to 20017 North
Latitude and 8407 East Latitude to 85012 East Latitude spreading over a
geographical area of 8206 Sq. Km in the Southern Orissa.
Berhampur is a major town situated at 19020 North Latitude, 84050 East
Longitude. The town is well connected by road and rail network. The Howrah
Chennai Railway line of South Eastern Railway and East Coast Railway passes
through it making Berhampur as the busiest station in the region. Similarly NH 5
runs through to the town providing direct linkage to Kolkata, Visakhapatnam and
Chennai. NH 217 also runs through this town. The town is well connected with the
districts through SH 17. The state capital Bhubaneswar is situated at a distance of
180 Km. from the town on NH 5. The nearest sea port is at Gopalpur at a distance
of 15 Km.
1.4
HISTORY
The district of Ganjam got its name from the word Ganj i am, which means
the granary of the World. The district is named after the Old Township and European
Fort of Ganjam situated on the Northern Bank of the Rushikulya, which was the
Head Quarters of the District. The Head Quarters of the District Ganjam was
abandoned in 1855 owing outbreak of epidemic fever by which 80% population of
the Gnajam Town was reduced. The Head Quarter temporarily shifted to Gopalpur,
then to Berhampur. As per the recent re organized plan for the District by the Govt.
of Orissa the Ganjam District at present constitutes of the 3 sub divisions, 22 blocks,
14 Tahasils with a population of 31 Lakhs as per 2001 census.
The name Berhampur is an anglicized form of Brahmapur, which means The
Abode of Brahma, the Creator. The Berhampur got its corporation status after
Bhubaneswar and Cuttack Cities.
1.5
GEOGRAPHY
Berhampur is surrounded by vast cultivable plains. The entire plain is
bounded in the West and North by a range of hillocks containing Granite rocks of
igneous origin. These Granite rock belts are a major source of employment and
revenue.
The general soil condition is clayey expect in some places where hard soil
and rocky beds are also present.
1.6
CLIMATE
The climate of the town is pleasant and soothing due to close proximity to Bay
of Bengal. Maximum temperature is 400C in summers where as minimum

temperature is 220C in winter. The mean daily temperature varies from 350C to 380C.
May is the hottest month in the year where as December is the coldest month. High
humidity prevails in the atmosphere both in summer and rainy seasons. The average
annual rain fall is 1250mm and the region receives monsoon and torrential rainfall for
four months only in a year from July to October.
1.7
TOPOGRAPHY
Berhampur is located at an average of 24.0m above mean sea level. The
ground elevation of the town ranges from 15.5 to 32.2m above mean sea level with
Municipal Corporation Limits. The general topography of the town is undulating,
having a natural mild slope towards Bay of Bengal.
1.8
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS

According to the 2001 census the population of the Town was 307792 and
present population 3.80 Lakhs. The population density of the Town is about 8299
persons / Sq. Km inside the Municipal area i.e. 37.09 Sq. Km.
The town has many Educational Institutions like Berhampur University,

Medical College, Law College, Engineering Schools. Nursing Schools and all other
categories of the schools. The city has got Recreation Centers, Stadiums, Libraries
and other Cultural Centers.
The Health care system is maintained by Government having Hospitals of
different categories attached to Medical Colleges etc.,
1.9
BERHAMPUR MUNICIPALITY (URBAN LOCAL BODY)

The administration is vested with the Berhampur Municipality. It is the oldest
Municipal body in the state. This was formed in the year of 1867. The area within the
municipal limits is 37.09 Sq Km and is divided in 37 wards. The Municipality is
responsible for monitoring the functioning of assets / infrastructure proposed to be
created / developed under the head and their Operation and Maintenance (O &M) by
collecting reasonable user charges / taxes / fees.
The entire Municipality has regular employees and temporary employees

consisting of Daily Labor Roaster (DLR) staff.
1.10
PHYSICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
The infrastructural setup of Berhampur has been under pressure owing to
rapid strides in population growth that depend on it for sustenance. The details of
various infrastructure facilities within the town such as roads. Storm water drains,
sewerage and water supply are as follow.
1.10.1 ROADS
The roads in the town are maintained by the R & B Department. It is observed
that 50% of roads are BT & Cement roads and the remaining are WBM & Morum
roads. The total length of roads 380 Km.
1.10.2 STORM WATER DRAINS
The town is located close to the Sea and Chilka Lake. The natural drainage
pattern is from West to South, West to North, which ultimately flows to Nalahs and to
Sea of Bay of Bengal. Owing to rapid urbanization most of the storm drains are
under encroachment which causes the Environmental problems. The total length of
all type of drains about 446 Kms.
1.10.3 SEWERAGE SYSTEM
At present there is no sewerage system in the town, mostly depending on
individual Septic Tanks. The sewage & sullage flows in to the open Nalahs without
any treatment and polluting the water bodies, which effecting the public health.
1.10.4 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

Piped water supply facility to Berhampur was first provided in 1905 with a
capacity of 2.70 MLD for a design population of 30,0000 and then augmented in
1961 to supply 9.08 MLD of water. Subsequently during early eighties, the
Rushikulya Joint Water Supply Project was commissioned, from which presently
16 MLD water is supplied to Berhampur Town. The water supply from Dakhinapur is
further augmented to 11.35 MLD in 2022. The waste supply of Berhampur Town has
been taken over by PHEO from Berhampur Municipality in 1986.
At present Berhampur need around 59 MLD of water but the current supply is
only 37 MLD of which 33 MLD is from river and 4 MLD is from tube well. The ground
water (cheapest source) does not have the potential with respect to quality and
quantity. The supply falls in in summer due to the drying of the Rushikulya River,
which is one of the major sources of water. During the summer the water is only 27
MLD. Every summer drinking water is supplied to water scarcity areas by tankers.
1.11
INDUSTRIES
The industrial estate located at Berhampur covers an area of 30 acres having
54 industrial sheds. The major industries located in the industrial estate are
general engineering and fabrication, pharmaceuticals, electrical equipments,
tarpaulin, polythene, wire nail. Flourmill, ice plants, etc., Number of industrial units
are 750.
1.12. TOURISM
The town is gaining importance and prominence as tourism oriented town due
to its proximity to many important tourist places. The town is closed to Gopalpur Port
and Chilka Lake. The major Tourist places are Gopalpur, Chatrapur, Chilka,
Thakurani Temple, Jaganath Temple and Neela Kanteshwar Temple etc., The Town
has a number of standard hotels & restaurants.
1.13
ART AND CRAFT

Berhampur is known as Silk City and is famous for manufacturing of Patto
Saries with craft designs. The town has enough open space for conducting
exhibition, art and craft fare at Berhampur Stadium and Khallikote College ground.
2.0
NEED OF THE PROJECT
This chapter indicates an over view of the project area and need of the project
for Improvement of Water Supply to Greater Berhampur.
2.1
PROJECT AREA
The project area is comprised of the Berhampur Municipal area. The total
Municipal area is about 38 Sq. Km which is divided into 37 Wards. The City is well
connected with state capital Orissa and other Urban centers of Orissa through a
network of Roadways and Railways. The National High Way No: 5, linking Kolkata &
Chennai passes through Berhampur Town. The town is situated in between Chennai
is 1062 towards South & Kolkata which is 600 Kms towards East.
The general soil condition is clayey except in some places where hard soil &
rocky beds are also met with.
2.2
NEED OF PROJECT
The present population of Greater Berhampur Town is about 3.80 Lakhs and
expected to reach 8.60 Lakhs at the end of year 2043. The town is fast expanding
due to rapid urbanization coupled with population growth. Population pressure in the
rural areas together with inadequate opportunities for employment, intensified
immigration to Berhampur Town for earning their live hood and due to enlargement
of the Municipal boundary and merging of nearby revenue villages to Berhampur
Municipality, the rate of population growth increases rapidly. At present against the
demand of 59 MLD only 37 MLD of drinking water is being supplied from three
different sources Dakhinapur, Rushikulya and production wells respectively.
During summer season, the production of clear water reduces by 6 MLD from
Rushikulya River sources it is not a perennial one and gets dried during summer.
Thus Berhampur town is facing paucity of water supply. The present rate of
supply is less than the CPHEEO recommendation, which has to be increased to net
135 LPCD excluding losses. The existing surface sources at Dakhinapur is
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inadequate to cater the demand. Out of the potential of existing treatment plant of
11.35 MLD, 17 MLD is supplied by the existing surface sources due to water
shortage in the impounding reservoirs especially in summer, etc., Therefore it is
concluded that WTP is overloaded.
Water is also being supplied through number of production wells. This source
of supply has resulted in depletion in ground water table even quality of water is not
good.
During summer the water supply situation becomes severe due to

non availability of adequate amount of water in river Rushikulya and depletion of
ground water table.
All the 37 Wards of the Berhampur town are partially covered with piped water
supply. There is heavy demand for providing 100% coverage by piped water supply.
The present supplies are cannot meet the demand for the year 2012 and also it is
essential to have the augmentation of the source including the future demand i.e. up
to 2043.
The dependable source for further drawl to meet the city requirement for the
present and next horizon year (2043) is identified i.e. Janivilli Anycut constructed
over River Rushikulya which is about 50 Kms from the Town. It is proposed to draw
the total requirement for the next horizon year 2043 (125 MLD).
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3.0
POPULATION PROJECTIONS
This chapter indicates an over view of the existing population and the
projections for next horizon year for the design of water supply improvement system
for Greater Berhampur Town.
Berhampur is the fourth most populous urban area in the state of Orissa and
113th overa in India. The Town is expected to undergo many changes in its economy
and demography in the coming year. There has been considerable increase in
developmental activities which is causing a growth in urbanization resulting in a
severe strain on existing infrastructure and subsequent demand for additional
provisions. In addition to the resident population a large number of tourists flock to
Berhampur for various reasons.
Berhampur town has an area of 84.97 Sq. Km as per Master Plan and
37.09 Sq. Km as per Municipal Limits. The population of Berhampur is 307792 as
per census 2001. The present population (2010) is estimated to be around 3.80
Lakhs. It is declared as a Class I Town as per 2001 census. The Table 3.1 gives
population and Table 3.2 gives as idea about growth of population of Berhampur
Town in past decades with respect to Ganjam and State.
Table 3.1: Past Populations
Decade Orissa State
Ganjam District
Berhampur Town
1971
21944615
---
117662
1981
26370271
---
162550
1991
31659736
2704056
210418
2001
36706970
3160635
307792
Table 3.2: Decennial Growth of Population in Percentage

Decade
Decennial Growth of Population in Percentage
1971 1981
20.17%
---
38.20%
1981 1991
20.06%
---
29.50%
1991 2001
15.94%
16.88%
46.30%
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The past population figures are collected from the PHEO. The population
forecast of Berhampur Municipal Area has been done based on the methods laid
down in the Manual on Water Supply and Treatment Published by the Ministry of
Urban Development, Govt. of India.
3.1
POPULATION PROJECTIONS
The design population is estimated with due regard to all factors governing
the future growth and development of the project area in the industrial, commercial,
educational, social and administrative spheres. Specials factors causing sudden
emigration or influx of population should also be foreseen to the extent possible.
The Population forecast of Berhampur Municipal area has been done based
on the methods laid down in the Manual on Water Supply and Treatment published
by the Ministry of Urban development, GOI.
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METHOD
No
Population for
PROSPECTIVE
ULTIMATE
2013
POPULATION
POPULATION
2028
2043
Arithmetic Mean
383844
478909
573947
Geometric Mean
450347
724702
1166198
Incremental
418484
609992
860547
Increase
4
Yearly Variation
447275
713630
1138599
Semi Log
442357
714045
1152600
429188
655097
1005474
(Analytical)
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Wahid's ASD
Method
Comparing the Projections made with different methods the Population

projected as per Incremental Increase Method is more appropriate since the
increase is steady for all the decades, hence the same is adopted i.e.
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3.2
DESIGN POPULATION
The design population has been calculated considering year 2013 as the base
year, 2028 as the mid design year and 2043 as the final design year. To the total
population arrived at from Incremental increase method, 5% extra for floating
population has also been added considering the inflow of tourists. The final figure
proposed to be considered as design population is as given below.
The detail calculation is attached.

The Design Population of Berhampur Town
1. Present Population as estimated (2010)
380000
2. Population Projected for 2013
418484
609992
860547
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4.0
EXISTING WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
This chapter indicates over view of the water supply, water source and
existing system of the town.
4.1
GENERAL
Public Health Engineering Organization Orissa is responsible for the supply of
potable drinking water in Berhampur town through network of pipelines and Public
Stand Posts (PSPs). The present water supply system engages surface water
sources as well as groundwater sources to cater to the needs of water supply of
Berhampur.
In summation the daily supply is around 37 MLD of water through 23124

number of service connections and 1825 PSPs linked by 200 Km (approx) of pipe
length covering 3.80 Lakhs populace against a total demand of 59 MLD.
4.2
PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION

The Housing and Urban Development Department is nodal department of
Orissa for ensuring proper and planned growth of Berhampur Town with adequate
infrastructure and basic amenities.
Presently the Public Health Engineering Organization is the service provider.

It plans, executes, operates and maintains the Urban Water Supply of Orissa State.
Berhampur Town comes under PH Division, Berhampur and Berhampur Circle of
PHEO.
4.3
WATER SUPPLY
At present Berhampur needs around 59 MLD of water but the current supply
is only 37 MLD (as reported). The supply falls in summer due to the drying of the
Rushikulya River, which is one of the major sources of water. During the summers
the water supply is only 27 MLD. Every summer drinking water has to be supplied to
water scarcity areas of the city by tankers.
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4.3.1 SOURCE, AVAILABILITY, TRANSMISSION AND TREATMENT

Piped water supply facility to Berhampur was first provided in 1905 with a
capacity of 2.72 MLD for a design population of 30,000 and then augmented in 1961
to supply 9.08 MLD of water. Subsequently during early eighties, the Rushikulya
Joint Water Supply project was commissioned, from which at present 16 MLD water
is supplied to Berhampur town. The water supply from Dakhinapur is further
augmented to 11.35 MLD in 2002 from which at present 17 MLD water is supplied to
Berhampur Town. The water supply of Berhampur town has been taken over by
PHEO from Berhampur Municipality in 1986.
At present Berhampur needs around 59 MLD of water but the current supply
is only 37 MLD of which 33 MLD is from river and 4 MLD is from production well (as
reported). The ground water (cheapest source) does not have the potential with
respect to quality and quantity. The supply falls in summer due to the drying of the
Rushikulya River, which is one of the major sources of water.
Presently water is being supplied from Berhampur from 3 sources as below.

1. Dhakinapur Impounding Reservoir
: 17 MLD
2. Rushikulya river source (Collector Wells)
: 16 MLD
3. Production Wells (70Nos)
: 04 MLD
Total
4.4
: 37 MLD
SYSTEM COVERAGE
Presently about the 70% of the population is covered by piped potable water
supply. The per capita supply is about 98 LPCD against the 135 LPCD. To cover
100% supplies to the entire population present and future at 135 LPCD, the source
has to be augmented. After the source augmentation project now prepared the
coverage supply will be 100% for the present future population.
4.5
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS
The PHEO levies fees and user charges for the services as the cost recovery
mechanism towards sustaining service provision and delivery. About 46% Operation
and Maintenance cost of Berhampur Citys Water Supply is being realized from the
consumers through water charges.
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4.6
INSTITUTIONAL STATUS
The Municipality was looking after the city water supply system till 1986 after
which it was handed over to the State Public Health Engineering Organization
(PHEO). Present PHEO is responsible for construction and maintenance of city
water supply and sanitation installation owned by the GoO. In addition, the PHEO is
also responsible for planning, designing, construction, operation and maintenance of
water supply system and management of wastewater schemes including their
transportation and distribution.
Design and project management for provision of water supply component is

jointly done by the PHEO.
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5.0
WATER DEMAND
This chapter indicates the demand of water for present and future horizon
years which is bases for the proposed project.
5.1
The Demand of water for different horizon years are calculated based on the
Population Projections as per the CPHEEO norms. The norms are
i. Domestic Demand
135LPCD
ii. Industrial Demand
Based on Industries
iii. Transmission Losses (UFW)
15%
iv. Filtration losses in Raw Water
5%
According to the above norms the demand of Clear water for future horizon
years are arrived and tabulated below:
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59.00 MLD
For 2013
67.97 MLD
For 2028
97.70 MLD
For 2043
136.60 MLD
Considering the treatment losses the raw water requirement for the
above horizon years are calculated and as follows:
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71.37 MLD
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102.59 MLD
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143.43 MLD
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The Raw Water has to be drawn from the Source considering the demand of
2043 i.e. 143.43MLD or 144 MLD. In the present project the Raw Water drawl from
the existing sources are to be considered or not is to be confirmed. The present
drawls from the existing sources are as follows:
1. From Dhakinapur Impounding Reservoir
17.00 MLD
2. From Rushikulya Joint Water Supply Scheme
16.00 MLD
3. From Wells
04.00 MLD
37.00 MLD
In regard to the drawls from Bore wells it is mostly undependable. Considering

the drawls from Impounding Reservoir & Joint Water Supply Scheme is about
33.00 MLD. If these drawls are considered as dependable the drawls from the new
source i.e. Janivilli Anycut will be (144 - 33) 111MLD for the year 2043. The present
project is to be designed for 111 MLD. Considering in the variations in the demand if
any it is suggested to design the project for 125 MLD. PHEO has decided to draw
125 MLD of Raw Water from Janivilli Anycut which is most dependable source for
the present and future. Accordingly the project is formulated to draw and transmit
125 MLD from this new source for the existing filters at Dhakinapur and also the
proposed filters in the project.
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6.0
DATA COLLECTION & FIELD INVESTIGATION
This chapter indicated the activities done for topographical survey, geotechnical investigation and data collection for Improvement of Water Supply Scheme
considering the dependable source i.e. Janivilli Anycut.
6.1
DATA COLLECTION
The project team has collected the required data for the augmentation
dependable source.
1. Previous studies
2. Topography
3. Climate
4. Demography
5. Institution
6. Land availability
7. Existing system details
6.2
FIELD INVESTIGATION
Ground elevations and various features of the existing infrastructure and the
proposed infrastructure are more essential for design of the project. The out come of
the survey and geo-technical investigation have been used for detailed designs.
6.2.1 RECONNAISSANCE SURVEY
The project team is carried out the reconnaissance survey as below:
Project area
Study of existing sources
Study of the proposed source i.e. Janivilli Anycut
Selection of drawl point at Janivilli Anycut
Alignment of transmission mains from source to the existing &
proposed WTPs
Identification of site for proposed WTP along with the clear water
transmission main from WTP to existing system.
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6.2.2 TOPOGRAPHICAL SURVEY

The survey team has done topographical survey and levelling for all
components of the proposed project. The following surveys are completed.
Detailed Engineering survey for the location of Intake Well & Pump House at
Janivilli Anycut
Detailed Engineering survey for the proposed WTP at Jagdalpur with contour
levels
The alignment survey for transmission main from the source to the existing
WTP at Dhakinapur and the proposed WTP at Jagdalpur
The alignment survey for clear water transmission main from the proposed
WTP to the existing system near M. K. C. G. Medical College, Berhampur City
All the drawings are prepared and the proposed components of the project
are incorporated
The sites for Intake Well, WTP and the alignment of the Rising & Gravity
mains are selected and finalized through Techno-economic considerations
and site observations
6.2.3 GEO-TECHNICAL INVESTIGATIONS

Geo-Technical Investigation has been carried out at selected locations for the
proposed structures to have soil profile and geo-technical characteristics of soil. This
information provides the designer to make suitable foundations for the components
with economy and stability. The geo-technical report is appended.
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7.0
DESIGN CRITERIA
This chapter indicates a brief over view of the criteria, parameters and
standards used for designing the water supply improvement scheme i.e. source
augmentation, pumping machinery and transmission mains etc.,
7.1
DESIGN PERIODS FOR VARIOUS COMPONENTS

Water supply projects are designed to meet the future requirement of a
stipulated design period. This period with regard to certain components of the
project, depend on their useful life or the facility for carrying out extensions whenever
required, so that expenditure for a head of its utilization is avoided and capital
expenditure incurred on the project does not remain idle due to under-utilization of
these facilities. For the purpose of designing this system, a 30 year design period
has been considered. The design period for various components are as below:
Design period for various components
Components
Design
Period
Pumping Stations
a. Civil Structures
30 Years
b. Mechanical & Electrical Components
15 Years
Rising Mains
30 Years
Water Treatment Units
15 Years
Distribution System
30 Years
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7.2
SYSTEM DESIGN CRITERIA

The following are the salient features of the design criteria to be adopted for
transmission system analysis:

Design period
30 years
Peak Factor
1.2 for demand on service reservoirs and

2.5 for bulk supplies, since the bulk
supplies are to the provided for some
hours in a day.
Starting HGL at reservoir
4 m below the Maximum Water Level

(MWL) / LWL of respective reservoirs
Residual
Pressure
at
the
Service :
reservoir
Velocity
2 m above the Maximum Water level

(MWL)
Formula adopted for calculation of :
Maximum 2 m/s and minimum 0.60 m/s

Modified Hazen Williams
velocity of flow / frictional losses

Pipe Material
For pipe size up to 500 mm the material to

be considered is either CI, DI or MS
For pipe size above 500 mm, the pipe
material will be MS.
Grade of concrete for water retaining
M30
Grade of concrete for staff quarters
M20
Grade of concrete for thrust blocks
M15
Structures / pump house / pipe line

bridges
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8.0
PROPOSED WATER SUPPLY IMPROVEMENT

SOURCE AUGMENTATION
This chapter gives a brief activities, works, concepts and proposals for water
supply improvement (source augmentation) for Greater Berhampur Town.
8.1 Access to safe drinking water is essential for creating and maintaining high
quality of life for all citizens. Since the population has grown significantly since year
2001, water shortage being experienced in Berhampur presently.
Considering the ongoing water supply schemes to account there is an urgent
need for augmentation of the source which can cater the increasing demand in future
years to Greater Berhampur Town.
8.2
AUGMENTATION OF SOURCE
It has been observed from details available regarding existing system most of
the population in Berhampur is supplied water by Dhakinapur reservoir and

Rushikulya Joint Water Supply Scheme which are used to the maximum. It is hence
proposed, to augment the existing source and ensure water supply for Berhampur
Town.
The augmentation of source is identified finalized i.e. Janivilli Reservoir, which
can provide 125 MLD of water in total. 30 MLD of water will be supplied to
Dhakinapur Water Works and 95 MLD of water will be supplied to the New
Treatment Plant proposed at Jagdalpur.
8.3
PROJECT PROPOSALS FOR AUGMENTATION OF SOURCE

The deficiency of water for the present and future as per the CPHEEO
Guidelines is already estimated and discussed in the earlier chapter of water

demand. Accordingly there is short fall of about 111 MLD for the year 2043. But it is
proposed to draw 125 MLD from the New Source i.e. Janivilli Anycut. Accordingly the
project proposals are formulated. As per the topography the raw water is to be
pumped from the Anycut to the existing filters and proposed filters. The main
components of the projects are discussed as below.
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8.3.1 INTAKE WELL CUM PUMP HOUSE

The idle site for drawl of water at upstream of Janivilli Anycut and an Intake
Well is proposed with a diameter of 7.0m. The levels of Intake Well and Pump House
are fixed to draw lowest water in the Anycut. The Pump House is proposed above
the flood level of the river to avoid the inundation of Pump House. The detailed
drawings and designs are appended.
8.3.2 PUMPS
The raw water pumps are designed as Vertical Turbine pumps to discharge
125 MLD in 23 hours of pumping to a head of 47m. It is proposed to provide two
pumps working and one standby with a capacity of 430 KW each. In the design of
pumps the efficiency of the pumps are considered as 85%. Necessary Electrical
Substations and other requirements are also considered and provided. The detailed
design and estimates are appended.
8.3.3 RAW WATER TRANSMISSION MAIN (RISING MAIN)
The alignment of Raw Water Transmission Main is identified and selected
based on the shortest length and also minimum land acquisition required to have
Techno-Economical proposals. Mostly the alignment is all along the existing road
berms and there is no land acquisition. The alignment passes through the existing
canals and Ghodada River. The Raw Water Transmission Main is designed
economically considering the capital cost and the O & M. The alignment crosses a
ridge at 0.60 Km from the Intake Well, the altitude is 57.58m. The lowest level of
drawl at pumping station is 48.82m. Considering these two aspects the pumping
main is designed to discharge 125 MLD. The designed diameter of the pipeline is
1200mm and proposed with MS pipe. The Rising Main will continued from Intake to
the common point at CH: 46.869 Kms at Rathnapur Village. From this point a
separate branch line is proposed to the existing filters at Dhakinapur, which is at a
distance of 6.86 Km from this common point. This Main is designed to discharge 30
MLD to the existing filters. The designed economical diameter of this main is 700mm
and proposed with DI pipe. From the common point a separate line is proposed to
the New WTP at Jagdalpur. The designed economical diameter of this line 800mm
with DI pipe to discharge 95 MLD. Both these lines are Gravity Mains as per the
topography. Necessary appurtences such as control valves, air valves, scour valves
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etc., are provided. The surge protection equipment is proposed for the pumping main
to control the surge. The Transmission Mains passes through culverts, canals, river
etc., Therefore the cross drainage works are also proposed all such places as per
the LS of the alignment. The detailed design and estimates are appended.
8.3.4 WATER TREATMENT PLANT
The demand of treated water for 2028 is about 97.70 MLD. The present
treatment capacity is in the order of 31.35 MLD. There is a deficiency in WTP is
about 66.35 MLD. To cover up this deficiency 60 MLD WTP is proposed in this
project, which can be over loaded by 10% to 15%. The WTP is proposed near
Jagdalpur as per the Site Plan enclosed on Government Land. The following
components are proposed in WTP:
a. Cascade Aerator
b. Flash mixer
c. Partial Flume
d. Clariflocculators
e. Rapid Gravity Filtration Plant
f. Clear Water Reservoir
g. Chemical House
All the components are hydraulically designed to treat 60 MLD of water. A
5.0ML Clear Water Reservoir is proposed to store the treated water and further
transmission to the system. The layout of the WTP with hydraulic flow diagrams are
prepared. The foundation of WTP components are slightly above the GL. The same
has to be filled up with concrete of M15. This is due to variation in ground profile at
WTP Site. The designs and cost estimates are appended.
8.3.5 CLEAR WATER TRANSMISSION MAIN
It is proposed to transmit the clear water from the WTP at Jagdalpur to the
proposed 18 Zonal ELSRs and 9 Zonal ELSRs will be drawn from the existing
Filters at Dhakinapur in the Berhampur Town. The WTP site is at lower elevation, the
water transmission is designed by pumping system. The pumping main is designed
to transmit 90 MLD of water. After connecting to the Zonal ELSRs the same can be
distributed as per the design network of the town.
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8.3.6 It is proposed to transmit the Clear Water from the Existing WTP at
Dhakinapur to the 9 Zonal ELSRs in the Town. An inter connection is
proposed in the Transmission Main from Bank Colony (at Ch: 4321 M) to
Zone 1 & 2 (Tapping Point) and designed to transmit 45 MLD Clear Water
through 700mm dia DI Main.
8.4
It is essential to have Staff Quarters and Office Buildings to accommodate the

O & M Staff for better maintenance of the project after commissioning. In view
of this provisions are made for Office and Staff Quarters at Intake, Janivilli
Anycut and also Proposed WTP site at Jagdalpur.
8.5
Electrical Substation & Transformers are to be needed at Intake & WTP site.
A dedicated power line is needed at Intake for non-interruption of pumping
system. The provisions are made for the same.
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9.0
PROJECT COST ESTIMATES
This chapter deals with the schedule of rates, rates items, analysis of rates
adopted to arrive at cost of various components of the project.
9.1
SCHEDULE OF RATES
Detailed cost estimates are prepared with items and rates available in the
following schedule of rates.

1. Schedule of rates of Orissa
2. Analysis of rate PH, Berhampur
The rates for items which are not covered in schedule, the market rates are
adopted to compute the cost. The rate for WTP is obtained by quotation with a
Standard Firm involved in Construction of WTPs. The rates for pumps & pumping
equipment are also not covered in the schedule. The market rate for the same are
adopted, which includes all electrical equipment of pumps & motors. The rates for DI
pipes are adopted as per the quotation from the manufacturers and suppliers.
9.2
ANALYSIS OF RATES
All the rates for the material, man power are analyzed and prepared the Datas
for the items covered in the project as per the design specifications. Lump sum
provisions are made for the items for electrical transmission lines, road cutting
permissions and other permissions, where ever required. Accordingly detailed costs
are arrived for all the components of the project.
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9.3
DETAILED COST ESTIMATES

The detailed cost estimates are prepared for different components of the
project for clear understanding of the project components and their cost.
Description of Work
Sl
No
1
Construction of Intake Well cum Pump House Near Janivilli Aycut
Construction of Bridge near Proposed Intake Well Near Janivilli Anycut
Providing Pump sets for Pumping Water from Intake Well near Janivilli Anycut to
Common Point @Ch: 46869 i.e. near Rathnapur Village
4.
Erection of Transformer
Laying of 1200mm dia MS Pumping Main from Intake Well near Janivilli Anycut to
Common Point @Ch: 46869 i.e near Rathnapur Village
Construction of Bridge for Canal Crossing @Ch: 1006m
Construction Cascade Aerator near Proposed WTP at Jagdalpur
Construction of Rapid Gravity Filtration Plant near Jagdalpur Village
10
Laying of 800mm DI Raw Water Main from Common Point @Ch: 46869 i.e. near
Rathnapur Village to Proposed WTP near Jagdalpur Village
11
Construction of 5ML Clear Water Reservoir near Jagdalpur Village
12
Laying of 700mm dia DI Raw Water Main from Common Point @Ch: 46869 i.e. near
Rathnapur Village to Existing WTP near Dhakhinapur
13
Laying of 1200mm dia MS Gravity Main from Proposed WTP near Jagdalpur to join
Existing Network near MKCG Medical College
14
Construction of Clear Water Pump Room near Proposed WTP at Jagdalpur
15
Providing Pump sets for Pumping Clear Water from Proposed GLSR near Jagdalpur
to various Zonal Reservoirs
16
Erection of Substation and Providing Transformer near Intake Well and Proposed
WTP
17
Laying of Feeder Mains and Inlet Connections to various Zonal Reservoirs from
Proposed GLSR
18
Interconnection Transmission main from Bank Colony to Zone 1 & 2 Tapping Point
19
Providing Approach Roads to Intake Well at Janivilly Anicut
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19. Construction of Office Cum Staff Quarters near Proposed Intake Well & Proposed
WTP
20
Construction of Twin Type Watchman Quarters near Proposed Intake Well &
Proposed WTP
21
Construction of Compound wall for Intake Well Site near Janivilli
22
Construction of Compound Wall for Proposed Water Treatment Plant near Jagdalpur
9.4
PROJECT COST
Detailed bill of Quantities for cost estimates are arrived as per the standard
specifications for all the items of Project and as per the site conditions.
Quantitative assessment of physical facilities to be provided under different
alternatives are based on preliminary sizing of all Civil, Mechanical and
Electrical components of the work. These cover RCC works for reservoirs,
pipeline excavation & laying, pumps, motors and associated equipments,
transformers, switch gears, cabling etc.
The Quantities have been estimated based on conceptual arrangements and
also based on designs. Provision towards road crossings, crossings and
laying of pipelines over pipeline bridges for crossing of one major river are
also included in the project cost.
Further provision also made in the estimate towards acquisition of land for
construction of reservoir, sumps and pump houses and also for laying of
pipeline along some stretches of the pipeline alignment. Towards unforeseen
items and price escalation.
Detailed datas are worked out for all the items involved in the project. Based
on the these rates and the quantities the cost estimates are prepared duly
including provisions such as Taxes, contingencies, supervision charges etc.
The component wise cost details are as below:
The total project cost under this DPR works out to Rs. 351.00 Crores.
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GENERAL ABSTRACT
Sl
No
Qty
7.0M ID
18m
3 No.s 430Kw
Providing Pumpsets for Pumping Water from Intake Well

near Janivilly Anicut to Common Point @Ch: 46869 i.e
near Ratnapur Village
485.80
46869m
19146.93
17.8m
Laying of 1200mm dia MS Pumping Main from Intake

Well near Janivilly Anicut to Common Point @Ch: 46869
i.e near Ratnapur Village
9.0m
Construction of Bridge for Canal Crossing

@Ch: 45960m
Construction Cascade Aerator near Proposed WTP at
Jagdalpur
Construction of Rapid Gravity Filtration Plant near
Jagdalpur Village
4.58
Description of Work
Amount Rs. In
Lakhs
Construction of Intake Well cum Pump House Near

Janivilly Anicut
73.17
Construction of Bridge near Proposed Intake Well Near

Janivilly Anicut
9.02
16.46
15.56
60MLD
1131m
10
46m dia
11
6760m
12
31866m
Laying of 1100 / 900 / 800 / 700 / 600 / 500 / 450 / 400 /

350 / 300 / 250 / 200mm dia DI Transmission Pumping
Mains from Proposed Clear Water Reservoir near WTP
at Jagdalpur to Various (18) Zonal Reservoirs
6313.00
13
9160m
1174.15
14
27 x 6m
15
16
6 No.s 100KW
2 No.s
17
2 No.s
Laying of 700 / 350 / 300 / 250 / 200mm dia Inter

connection Transmission Pumping Mains from 1100mm
dia Clear Water Main from Ch: (Bank Colony) to Zone
1 & 2 Tapping Point (8 Zonal Reservoirs)
Construction of Clear Water Pump House Near proposed
WTP at Jagdalpur
Providing Pumpsets for Pumping Water from Proposed
WTP to Various Zonal Reservoirs
Construction of Office Cum Staff Quarters near
Proposed Intake Well & Proposed WTP
Construction of Twin Type Watchman Quarters near
Proposed Intake Well & Proposed WTP
18
225m
Construction of Compound wall for Intake Well Site near

Janivilly
8.06
Laying of 800mm DI Pumping Main from Common Point

@Ch: 46869 i.e near Ratnapur Village to Proposed
WTP near Jagdalpur Village
Construction of 5ML Clear Water Reservoir near
Jagdalpur Village
Laying of 700mm dia DI Pumping Main from Common
Point @Ch: 46869 i.e near Ratnapur Village to Existing
WTP near Dakhinapur
2220.00
260.80
152.86
1173.60
32.66
256.90
24.84
32.00
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19
877m
Construction of Compound Wall for Proposed Water

Treatment Plant near Jagdalpur
30.04
20
530m
Provision for Approach Roads to WTP at Jagdalpur
39.24
21
105m
Provision for Approach Roads to Intake Well at Janivilli

Anicut
7.82
20
Erection of Substation and Providing Transformer Near

Intake Well & Proposed WTP
10.00
22
Providing Surge Protection Device for Pump House
12.00
23
Provision for Land Acquisition
30.00
24
Providing Dedicated Power Transmission line
30.00
25
Permissions from different Organisations such as R &B,

Electrical Department, Revenue Department, Irrigation
Department and Railway Crossing (2No.s)
50.00
Sub Total
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27
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Provision for VAT @5%

Provision for Price Escalation @5%
Provision for Physical Contingencies @1%
Total Rs.
Or Say
9.5
31609.49
1580.47
1580.47
316.09
35086.53
Lakhs
Rs.351.00
Crores
PROJECT INSTITUTION FRAMEWORK

The PHEO possesses technical expertise for Implementation of the Major
Schemes. For proper implementation, the relationship between PHEO and
Government of Orissa is here by specified. Proper innovative approaches for
providing better coordination and working conditions between the PHEO and
the implementing agency are to be evaluated.
For undertaking construction work tenders will be invited as per the guidelines
of Government of Orissa and execution of works will be monitored by the
PHEO.
On completion of works identified under this DPR in the respective area, the
agency is responsible for defect liabilities for the period specified by the
Tendering Authority from the date of commissioning the Project. The O & M
Process after the defect liability period will be monitored by regular O & M
staff of PHEO.
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9.6
PROJECT PHASING
The works proposed under this DPR are programmed to completed in the
period of 24 months from date of approval.

9.7
SCHEDULE FOR TENDERING / SELECTION FOR PROCUREMENT

SERVICES
Tenders will be invited under e- Procurement platform on EPC System
through online giving wide publicity. This process will take 4 weeks from the date of
notification. Tenders will be evaluated as per the eligibility criteria specified in the
bidding documents and the responsive first lowest bidder will be awarded with the
job.
9.8
SCHEDULES FOR OBTAINING ALL CLEARANCES

The concerned GoO authorities like R & B department / Irrigation Department
etc are being pursued for obtaining permission wherever required in order to
implement the Project in the respective areas.
9.9
OPERATION & MAINTENANCE

PHEO in house staff will monitor the O & M of the infrastructure created under
this DPR.
The Quality Maintenance of Water Supply System consists of Optimum use of
Labour, Equipment and materials to keep the system in good condition, and Supply
of Water to the Citizens of the City.
Maintenance of a system is a combination of factors which have a direct effect
on the way the system performs. This starts with a careful consideration of layout
details, when the system is constructed, the material of construction etc and
continues with regular inspection and preventive measures to ensure that the system
continues to operate the way it is expected to operate and only when it is does not,
actual reactive measures are taken to repair the system. Careful design,
understanding the system, regular inspection and preventive maintenance will
considerably reduce the cost and inconveniences of reactive maintenance activities.
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9.10
TYPES OF MAINTENANCE
There are two types of maintenance of a water supply system reactive &
preventive maintenance.
This is a board description of activities carried out in response to complaints
or occurrences affecting few or more consumers and / or resulting in wastage of
water, contamination of supply, disruption of traffic etc., The reactive maintenance is
unplanned and hence inefficient and usually takes place under circumstances
whereby the consumers carry a poor perception of the maintenance operation. The
success of a system lies in minimizing reactive maintenance activities though this
type of maintenance cannot be totally eliminated.
The maintenance staff should have sufficient experience in design and

construction of system to enable them to perform their task efficiently with an
understanding and appreciation of the problem that may encounter during
maintenance. The staff must have technical and human relations. In service
training shall be imparted to the maintenance personnel to improve up on the
methods adopted based on the latest trends.
9.11
ANNUAL O & M EXPENDITURE
The annual maintenance of the proposed project works out to Rs. 1065.14 Lakhs
a. Man Power
Rs. 48.12 Lakhs
b. Maintenance of Pipes, Civil Works & Pumps
Rs. 307.36 Lakhs
c. Maintenance of Water Treatment Plant
Rs. 75.00 Lakhs
d. Power Requirement
Rs. 634.66 Lakhs

Total Rs. 1065.14 Lakhs
9.12
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT & ASSESSMENT STUDIES

The Water Supply Augmentation Scheme is a non polluting proposal, to
supply additional water to the residents in and around Berhampur Town area. There
are no significant environmental issues
in
the
proposed
project.
Hence
Environmental Impact and assessment studies are not envisaged in the present
context.
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9.13
PROJECT BENEFITS
On completion and commissioning of this project the benefits that are going to
be accrued are as below.

i.
To draw additional 125 MLD of water from the source proposed in the
project, which is a dependable one
ii.
100% piped potable water will be available to the Berhampur population

present & future up to 2043
iii.
The health & hygiene standards of Berhampur Town population will be

improved, which intern creates better socio economic conditions
9.14
Plans & Photo Exhibits are enclosed to the DPR.
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2000
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16500
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1760
4040
11200
3240
12000
19200
5780
10500
11300
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4000
Balcony-1000
1000
5000
4550
4200
Ramp & Steps
3
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5000
300
5280
2900
20900
PLAN
100
2250
150
1000
1650
10450
450
300
10600
6000
Balcony
DJ NVSV
1000
50
250
1050
800
AV GL :+55.50
1000
Floor level:+57.20
HFL :+56.44
AV GL :+55.50
Retaining Wall
Valve operating rod
11000
9.20
+52.30
10000
Bed level :+50.30

400
+49.00
Silt Trap-1000x 1000
+48.00
1000
+48.00
+47.10
12300
12900
ELEVATION
+47.40
GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA - HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT - PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANISATION
NAME OF THE WORK : IMPROVEMENT OF WATER SUPPLY TO GREATER BERHAMPUR
DRAWING TITLE : LOCATION PLAN OF PROPOSED INTAKE WELL AT JANIVILLY ANICUT WITH NET LEVELS
W
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BL:53.25
BL:53.85
JANIVALLY HEAD WORKS

LENGTH OF ANICUT 810 ft ANICUT CREST 168.50 ft
TOP OF FALLING SHUTTERS 171.50 ft
HEAD SLUICES
SCOURING SLUICES
SILL FRONT 161.50 ft
TOP OF CURTAIN WALL-166.50ft NO OF VENTS -4 Nos
NO OF VENTS -12 Nos
WIDTH OF EACH -6.00ft
WIDTH OF EACH VENT -6.00ft
H.T OF SPRINGING -6.00ft
RISE OF ARCH-1.00ft
RISE OF ARCH-1.00ft
M.F.L OF 1952-180.90 ft
WIDTH OF CANAL -25.00m
M.F.L OF 4-11-1990-56.44m
FULL SUPPLY DEPTH -2.475m
DISCHARGE -1600 CUSECS
BED SLOPE -1:10.000
C.WALL TOP 166.50 ft
CANAL DISCHARGE -1600 CUSEC
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BL:52.67
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BL:50.77
53
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LONG TREES
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6.0m Wide Road
NEAR RUSHIKULYA RIVER
6.0m
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BL:51.01
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BL:50.32
BL:51.39
BL:49.54
BL:50.98
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BL:49.54
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PROP. RAW WATER

PUMPING MAIN
96m
BL:48.77
BL:48.37
LONG TREES
ROAD
BL:48.20
SCOURING SLUICES
BL:48.17
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74.0m
Watchman
Quarters
28.0m
Electrical
Substation
7.0m
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Quarters
7.0m
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SH
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3.
7.0m
6.0m
Gate
6.0m Wide Road
Prop. Raw Water

Pumping Main
AN
ICU
CANA
ROA
D
10.0m
63.0m
8.0m
AREA :2894 SQ.M

OR : 0.28 Hectares
DRAWING TITLE :LAYOUT PLAN OF PROPOSED WATER TREATMENT PLANT WITH CONTOURS AT JAGDALPUR
AREA OF THE PROPOSED SITE : 38440 SQ.M(3.84 Hec)
GRID LEVELS @ 15m INTERVAL
34
.0
4m 11.5m
.
3
PADDY FIELDS
70.7
66 m
33.5
ANKUSHPUR
35.0
34.5
93.8m
SHEET ROCK
Pumping Main
SHEET ROCK
PADDY FIELDS
NH : 217
33.0
17
SHEET ROCK
1.20
37 m
1.20
SHEET ROCK
6.80
Pumping Main to WTP
PATH WAY
1m WIDE
6.20
10
4.60
4.60
NH : 217
32.5
0.75
0.80
41.20
42.65
83 m
25.
8m
20.39
6.80
25.90
12000
SHEET ROCK
or
Pl
atf
15
P
& um
M ps
oto
r
3000
AR
I#
1
wn
16
Do
CL
20.24
SHEET ROCK
Pl
atf
or
18
8.62
27000
14
Pl
atf
or
19.29
6000
SHEET ROCK
24.92
1
F
Al eed
um ing
So
l.
BERHAMPUR
12
2
84
m
CL
A
RI
#
3.0
SHEET ROCK
33
.5
62
3.2m WIDE
EARTH ROAD
11
SHEET ROCK
48.6 m
.7
36
.5
.0
3
3
35
CULVERT
TOP:33.48
SILL:32.62
LENGTH:3.6M
WIDTH:5M
46.8 m
13
ELECTRICAL LIN
E
Pumping Main to
Dhakkanpur
19
SHEET ROCK
HUT
.0
4
3
90
m
34 m
3m WIDE B.T.ROAD
SHEET ROCK
HUT
SHEET ROCK
ITEMS
QTY
SIZE
2.
CLARIFLOCCULATOR
3.
CHEMICAL HOUSE
4.
PARSHALL FLUME
5.
FLASH MIXER
6.
INLET CHANNEL
7.
FILTER BEDS
12
8.
FILTER ANNEXE
23.0 x 8.0
9.
CHLORINATION PLANT
12.0 x 6.0
10.
CLEAR WATER RESERVOIR - 5ML
11.
SUBSTATION
22.0 x 8.0
12.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING
18.0 x 7.0
13.
SLUDGE THICKENER
14.
CENTRIFUGE BUILDING
15.
BACK WASH WATER COLLECTION TANK
34
20.00 x 15.00
66
.0
AD
CASCADE AERATOR
44 m
HUT
1.
RO
Sl
No
8.00 x 6.20 x 3.20
PRIMARY HEALTH CENTER

(JAGDALPUR)
BE
RH
AM
6.0 x 4.0
PU
Notes:1. All dimensions are in metres.

LEGEND
ROADS
16.
CLARIFLOCCULATOR SLUDGE SUMP
17.
WATCHMAN QUARTERS - TWIN TYPE
10.0 x 8.0
NET LEVELS
18.
PUMP HOUSE
27.0 x 6.0
CHAINAGE
19.
STAFF QUARTERS CUM STORE ROOM
18.0 x 7.0
CONTOURS
CANAL
CLIENT : HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT

PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANISATION
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER - PUBLIC HEALTH - BERHAMPUR
PREPARED BY : - PBS CONSULTANCY SERVICES

KHAIRATABAD , HYDERABAD-500 004
DRAWING TITLE: LAYOUT PLAN OF PROPOSED
WATER TREATMENT PLANT WITH CONTOURS AT JAGDALPUR
DRAWN BY
R.SRINIVAS
DATE
AUG-2012
SCALE
1 : 1000
DRG.NO
PROPOSED
INTAKE WELL
Ch:0.0
52.200
Ch:105
55.45
Ch:199
55.35
RUS
Ch:1042
56.23
ROOM
Ch:240
54.11
CT:54.36
CS:52.06
1Vent of 0.5m
CL:12.8m,CW:12.6m
A
AN
Ch:147
56.03
Ch:336
54.83
Ch:306
54.58
Ch:286
Ch:585
57.09
Ch:467
56.78
Ch:560
57.09
BOULDERS
Ch:657
58.19
Ch:970
55.75
Ch:1163
54.11
Ch:1365
53.78
Ch:1006
CT:55.66
CS:50.06
3Vents of 7.4m
CL:42m,CW:4.0m
CANAL BED:50.06
CANAL WIDTH:42.0m
Ch:1427
52.50
CANAL
PROP. PIPELINE
2.67 51.583 54.250

2.41 51.500 53.910
2.45 51.375 53.820
1290
1320
1350
2.60 49.100 51.700
2.60 51.667 54.270
1260
2010
2.56 51.750 54.310
1230
2.82 49.200 52.020
2.59 51.833 54.420
1200
1980
2.19 51.917 54.110
1170
3.05 49.300 52.350
2.20 52.000 54.200
1140
1950
1.46 52.765 54.230
1110
2.97 49.400 52.370
1.41 53.530 54.940
1080
1920
1.93 54.295 56.230
1050
2.66 49.500 52.160
1.01 55.060 56.070
1020
1890
-4.40 55.060 50.660
1006
2.50 49.600 52.100
0.85 55.060 55.910
990
1860
0.95 54.800 55.750
960
2.31 49.700 52.010
1.33 54.540 55.870
930
1830
1.57 54.280 55.850
900
2.13 49.800 51.930
1.81 54.020 55.830
870
1800
2.05 53.760 55.810
840
1.95 49.900 51.850
2.16 53.500 55.660
810
1770
2.11 54.000 56.110
780
1.83 50.000 51.830
2.26 54.500 56.760
750
1740
1.96 55.000 56.960
720
1.74 50.100 51.840
1.94 55.500 57.440
690
1710
2.19 56.000 58.190
660
1.59 50.200 51.790
2.52 55.667 58.190
630
1680
2.25 55.333 57.580
600
1.48 50.300 51.780
2.09 55.000 57.090
570
1650
2.54 54.545 57.090
540
1.39 50.400 51.790
2.88 54.091 56.970
510
1620
3.14 53.636 56.780
480
1.32 50.500 51.820
3.15 53.182 56.330
450
1590
3.15 52.727 55.880
420
1.35 50.600 51.950
3.16 52.273 55.430
390
1560
3.31 51.818 55.130
360
1.30 50.700 52.000
3.47 51.364 54.830
330
1530
3.67 50.909 54.580
300
1.28 50.800 52.080
3.88 50.455 54.330
270
1500
2.06 50.000 52.060
240
1.36 50.900 52.260
4.28 51.071 55.350
210
1470
3.69 52.143 55.830
180
1.50 51.000 52.500
2.53 53.214 55.740
150
1440
1.30 54.286 55.590
120
2.22 51.125 53.340
0.06 55.357 55.420
90
1410
-2.09 56.429 54.340
60
2.53 51.250 53.780
-4.23 57.500 53.270
30
SCOUR VALVE
1380
-5.20 57.500 52.300
58.00
NIVIL
LY
PLATFARM LEVE
L:49.80
2.20
AIR VALVE
TO JA
Stream
ANICUT TOP:5
DRAWING TITLE : L-SECTION AND ALIGNMENT PLAN OF PUMPING MAIN FROM PROPOSED INTAKE WELL
AT JANIVILLY ANICUT TO COMMON POINT AT Ch: 46869 NEAR RATHNAPUR VILLAGE
HGL: 96.00
HGL: 94.03
AIR VALVE
AIR VALVE
57.00
56.00
55.00
54.00
53.00
52.00
51.00
50.00
49.00
48.00
R
RUSHIKULYA RIVE
ER
A RIV
Y
L
U
HIK
Ch:0.0
51.84
Ch:170m
49.82
Ch:1907
52.37
GAD DAMODARPALLI
VILLAGE
Ch:2010
51.70
PR
O
PER
TIE
S
PRO
PER
GAD DAMODARPALLI Ch:1931

52.46
VILLAGE
TIE
KILOMETER STONE
CANAL
Ch:1703
51.84
DETOUR ALIGNMENT
LEGEND
PROPOSED PIPE LINE

ROADS
CANAL/STREAM
TEMPLE
CULVERT
4
2
GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA
HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT - PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANISATION
ADA
DAH
GHO
ER
RIV
GHODAHADA
RIVER
Ch:30120
BRIDGE TOP:33.44
RIVER BED:20.54
BUND TOP:28.32
3Vents of 41.5m
CL:135m,CW:7.5m
RIVER WIDTH:135m
Ch:30217
28.50
Ch:216
28.21
Ch:0.0
28.50
DETOUR ALIGNMENT
Ch:30493
28.12
Ch:30573
29.52
Ch:30715
32.11
Ch:30398
29.17
Ch:30000
25.640
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
PROP. PIPELINE
KILOMETER STONE
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
PROPERT
PROP
Ch:31200
CT:36.02
CS:35.60
1Vent of 1.0m
CL:7.3m,CW:8.7m
LEGEND
PROPOSED PIPE LINE

ROADS
CANAL/STREAM
TEMPLE
CULVERT
4
2
Ch:31341
38.14
Ch:31520
38.70
Ch:31551
38.69
IES
S
ERTIE
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
Ch:31657
40.02
Ch:31777
41.45
TA
A
E
AR MPL
T
TO TE
RTIE
ROPE
32010 2.25 37.000 39.250
31980 2.27 37.600 39.870
31950 2.05 38.200 40.250
HGL: 66.72
31920 1.81 38.800 40.610
DRAWING TITLE : L-SECTION AND ALIGNMENT PLAN OF PUMPING MAIN FROM PROPOSED INTAKE WELL
AT JANIVILLY ANICUT TO COMMON POINT AT Ch: 46869 NEAR RATHNAPUR VILLAGE
31890 1.89 39.400 41.290
31860 2.15 40.000 42.150
31830 2.27 39.700 41.970
31800 2.06 39.400 41.460
31770 2.35 39.100 41.450
31740 3.01 38.800 41.810
31710 2.02 38.500 40.520
31680 2.05 38.250 40.300
31650 2.02 38.000 40.020
31620 1.77 37.750 39.520
31590 1.54 37.500 39.040
31560 1.54 37.250 38.790
31530 1.69 37.000 38.690
31500 1.90 36.750 38.650
31470 2.06 36.500 38.560
31440 2.69 36.214 38.900
31410 3.20 35.929 39.130
31380 3.15 35.643 38.790
31350 3.15 35.357 38.510
31320 3.07 35.071 38.140
31290 2.82 34.786 37.610
31260 2.05 34.500 36.550
31230 2.75 33.500 36.250
31200 3.10 33.500 35.600
31170 2.96 32.429 35.390
31140 3.04 32.357 35.400
31110 3.03 32.286 35.320
31080 2.94 32.214 35.150
31050 2.82 32.143 34.960
31020 2.65 32.071 34.720
30990 2.15 32.000 34.150
30960 2.13 31.800 33.930
30930 2.07 31.600 33.670
30900 1.95 31.400 33.350
37.00
30870 2.00 31.200 33.200
30840 2.16 31.000 33.160
30810 2.29 30.667 32.960
30780 2.52 30.333 32.850
30750 2.64 30.000 32.640
30720 2.43 29.667 32.100
30690 2.32 29.333 31.650
30660 2.09 29.000 31.090
30630 2.35 28.500 30.850
30600 2.05 28.000 30.050
30570 2.08 27.500 29.580
30540 1.86 27.000 28.860
30510 2.00 26.500 28.500
30480 2.12 26.000 28.120
30450 2.31 25.938 28.250
30420 2.25 25.875 28.120
30390 2.22 25.813 28.030
30360 2.17 25.750 27.920
30330 2.26 25.688 27.950
30300 2.27 25.625 27.890
30270 2.21 25.563 27.770
30240 2.15 25.500 27.650
30210 2.53 25.000 27.530
30180 -1.10 24.500 23.400
30150 2.35 18.500 20.850
27.00
30120 2.04 18.500 20.540
28.00
30090 2.07 18.500 20.570
30060 3.70 20.500 24.200
33.00
30030 3.01 22.500 25.510
30000 1.14 24.500 25.640
AIR VALVE
SLUICE VALVE
AIR VALVE
HGL: 64.77
42.00
41.00
40.00
39.00
38.00
AIR VALVE
36.00
35.00
34.00
SCOUR VALVE
AIR VALVE
32.00
31.00
30.00
29.00
GHODAHADA
RIVER
26.00
25.00
24.00
23.00
22.00
21.00
20.00
19.00
18.00
17.00
16.00
RIN
I
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
BUS STAND
KALYANA MANDAP
Ch:32010
39.250
GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA
400
.I
D
MM
DHAKINAPUR
WATER WORKS
SKA
TO A
3/C
01
0/4
35
I
0
40
MM
D.I
C.
I
WAY-217
NEAR CULVERT,
HARSH VIHAR
OPP.KALI TEMPLE,ASKA ROAD
CAPACITY=850 KL
CAPACITY=800 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M G.L. = 22.21
G.L. = 26.45
0/D.I
200/3
400 MM D.I
200/334/CI
200
400/1074/C.I
ASKA ROAD PH OFFICE

CAPACITY=850 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 32.05
/642
GOLA SAHI (NEAR

BIJUPATNAIK)
/DI
400
40
0/1
50
1
/98
9
/C.
I
/D
.I
.I
NH-217 200/484/CI
63
/C
20
0/4
ORT COLONY
GATE BAZAR SQUARE
CAPACITY=1100 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 23.62
200/1032/C.I
NEW BUS STAND

ADD. CAPACITY=600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.58
PANCHANAN
NAGAR ON BY
PASS ROAD
BULLOCKSHED CITY
HIGH SCHOOL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 25.82
200/34/CI
400
/741
/ D.
400
/
200/1
CANAL SAHI
(AMIT HOSPITAL ROAD)
CAPACITY=85020KL
0/45 D
.I
STAGE HEIGHT=235/M
G.L. = 24.54
400/123/D.I
.I
200/10
300/829/D.I
888
/C.I
50/C.I
200/77/D.I
CAPACITY=600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
200/1000/C.I
G.L. = 20.74
ON NH -217 NEAR AAI

COLONY AMBAPUA VILLAGE
CAPACITY=1000 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 20.72
/CI
350/147/CI
/673
400/464
/C.I
7
-21
NH
150
3/CI
NEAR BANK COLONY

CAPACITY=1100 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 19.69
11
/356
/D
64
.I
350/67
0/3
30
SHANTI NAGAR
CAPACITY=900 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 21.88
U.A
TOWER
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 31.46
GAJAPATI NAGAR
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.19
ENGG. SCHOOL CAMPUS

CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 18.03
-5
NH
CAPACITY=1500 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 23.33
BRIT COLONY
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 20.74
SPECTRUM COLONY
5TH LANE
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.46
HILLOCK,COMUNITY HALL
CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 30.52
PANKAPALLI, ANKULI
CAPACITY=1250 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 21.77
KUSHI NAGAR NEAR

RAM NAGAR
CAPACITY=900 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 16.62
AY
-5
H
IG
LH
NA
O
TI
NA
RA
ILW
AY
TR
AC
200/2
408/D
I
R
ST AIL
AT WA
IO Y
N
CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 26.35
2/CI
350/5
SH-22
DI
350/270/
NEAR TEMPLE, SUKUNDA

ROAD HARIDA KHANDI
/DI
DHOBABANDHA,
ASKA ROAD
(OPP.HANUMAN MANDIR)
CAPACITY=1000 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
10
G.L. = 29.08
655/D
17
.I
28/D
SH
-
AL HIGH
/D
.I
200/2
24
/DI
52
/73
2
0/
NATION
40
200
33
/
/789
/C.I
/4
1
300
200
40
-5
NH
NEAR ANDHAPASARA
ROAD (FUTURE)
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 15.2
ANDHAPASARA ROAD
CAPACITY=1250 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 13.37
GOODSHED
RLY CROSSING
CAPACITY=800 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 15.94
ON NH-5 (FUTURE)
CAPACITY= 600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 14.04
LEGEND:-
EXISTING RISING MAIN -1

FROM DHAKINAPUR -350 MM CI
ON NH-5 (FUTURE)
CAPACITY= 600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 11.35
EXISTING RISING MAIN-2

FROM DHAKINAPUR 400 MM CI
FROM DHAKINAPUR 400 MM DI
FROM RUSHIKULYA 600 MM CI
PROPOSED RISING MAIN -1
FROM DHAKINAPUR 900 MM DI
EXISTING PIPES
NEW PIPES
E.S.R. LOCATION
MUNICIPAL BOUNDARY
TETRA TECH INDIA LIMITED

951, 9th FLOOR, AGGARWAL METRO HEIGHTS,
NETAJI SUBHASH PLACE, PITAMPURA, NEW DELHI - 110 034
TEL.: +91 11 4500 7500/ 8500 FAX: +91 11 4500 7599
PROJECT
CLIENT
WATER SUPPLY TO BERHAMPUR MUNICIPAL

CORPORATION PHASE-II,BERHAMPUR UNDER
UIDSSMT SCHEME
ORISSA PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING ORGANISATION
SCALE
TITLE
PROPOSED WATER SUPPLY

SCHEME BERHAMPUR
DESIGNED
MK
DRAWN
AZ
CHECKED
MK
APPROVED
DATE
DRAWING NO.:
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DHOBABANDHA,
ASKA ROAD
(OPP.HANUMAN MANDIR)
CAPACITY=1000 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 29.08
NEAR TEMPLE, SUKUNDA
ROAD HARIDA KHANDI
NEAR CULVERT,
HARSH VIHAR
CAPACITY=850 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 22.21
OPP.KALI TEMPLE,ASKA ROAD
CAPACITY=800 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 26.45
CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 26.35
NEAR BANK COLONY

CAPACITY=1100 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 19.69
ASKA ROAD PH OFFICE

CAPACITY=850 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 32.05
GOLA SAHI (NEAR

BIJUPATNAIK)
CAPACITY=600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 20.74
BULLOCKSHED CITY
HIGH SCHOOL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 25.82
CANAL SAHI
(AMIT HOSPITAL ROAD)
CAPACITY=850 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 24.54
NEW BUS STAND

STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.58
U.A
TOWER
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 31.46
PANCHANAN
NAGAR ON BY
PASS ROAD
CAPACITY=1500 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 23.33
BRIT COLONY
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 20.74
ON NH -217 NEAR AAI

COLONY AMBAPUA VILLAGE
CAPACITY=1000 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 20.72
ORT COLONY
GATE BAZAR SQUARE
CAPACITY=1100 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 23.62
GAJAPATI NAGAR
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.19
SHANTI NAGAR
CAPACITY=900 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 21.88
SPECTRUM COLONY
5TH LANE
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 18.46
PANKAPALLI, ANKULI
CAPACITY=1250 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 21.77
HILLOCK,COMUNITY HALL
CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 30.52
KUSHI NAGAR NEAR
RAM NAGAR
CAPACITY=900 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 16.62
ON NH-5 (FUTURE)
CAPACITY= 600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 14.04
NEAR ANDHAPASARA
ROAD (FUTURE)
CAPACITY=700 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 15.2
ANDHAPASARA ROAD
CAPACITY=1250 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 13.37
GOODSHED
RLY CROSSING
CAPACITY=800 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 15.94
ON NH-5 (FUTURE)
CAPACITY= 600 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=23 M
G.L. = 11.35
ENGG. SCHOOL CAMPUS

CAPACITY=1200 KL
STAGE HEIGHT=18 M
G.L. = 18.03
FLOW DIAGRAM
CH: 4321.00M
95 MLD
45.03 MLD
Rushikulya River
CH: 7308.00M
95 MLD
95 MLD
Proposed for the year 2023
Proposed
WTP
60 MLD
Anycut
18 Zonal
Reservoirs
125 MLD
30
9 Zonal
Reservoirs
ML
D
Intake Well Cum Pump House

Existing
WTP
Note: All Pipelines are proposed for the year 2043
A0 SCALE TO FIT , COLOUR ON PAPER - 1 COPY

GOVERNMENT OF ODISHA
STREAM
PROPOSED INTAKE WELL CUM

PUMP HOUSE
GUEST
HOUSE
SCOUR SLUICES
Ch:500
56.780
HEAD SLUICES
BOULDERS
00
:15 80
Ch 52.0
0
Ch:10000
55.6
Ch:1006
CT:55.66
CS:50.06
3Vents of 7.4m
CL:42m,CW:4.0m
CANAL BED:50.06
CANAL WIDTH:42.0m
00
:20 20
Ch 51.8
GAD DAMODARPALLI
VILLAGE
00
:25 60
Ch 51.7
0
00 0
:3 .46
Ch 50
NH
:21
7
000
Ch:42.290
5
500
Ch:4.640
51
PROPOSED RAW WATER TRANSMISSION MAIN - 125 MLD

000
Ch:5570
53
500
Ch:5.760
54
0
Ch:600
48.820
0
Ch:650
48.720
000
Ch:7 10
47.7
:217
NH
500
Ch:7 80
45.4
VER
ULYA RI
RUSHIK
000
Ch:8 30
44.9
500
Ch:8 20
45.8
000
Ch:9 80
44.9
K.RAMACHANDRAPUR
VILLAGE
:3
Ch:1600
32.950 0
Ch:1650
32.850 0
DHANUR
KHALASAN
SH
00
50
:1 10
Ch35.6
KHALASAN
Ch:13500
41.780
Ch
35 :145
.41 00
0
DHANUR
TH
A
DHAMODHAR
PALLI
PU
R
7
NH:21
ASKA
TOWN
00
53
:1 00 00
Ch35.9 155 0
: 0
Ch34.1
US
HO
DHAMODHAR
PALLI
DHAUGAON
VILLAGE
DHAUGAON
VILLAGE
Ch:1
37.3 4000
90
ASKA
TOWN
M
PU
R
K.RAMACHANDRAPUR
VILLAGE
Ch:1
41.5 3000
50
00
:95
Ch 5.530
4
Ch:1
41.8 2500
00
Ch
46.3:12000
10
NA
C
41 h:11
.2 00
30 0
Ch
45 :112
.3
Ch 90 95
45 :115
.74 00
0
CA
PATTIGUDA
NH:217
GHANSIBILI
VILLAGE
L
NA
CA
Ch:1700
33.110 0
Ch:17500
33.410
NALLABANTA
VILLAGE
00
80
Ch:1.720
32
NALLABANTA
VILLAGE
DEVLI
KHANDA AGE
VILL
0
850
Ch:1.550
33
0
00
:19 0
Ch 4.63
3
Ch:18180
CT:32.39
CS:28.79
2Vents of 6.2m
CL:24.6m,CW:8.5m
0
00
:20 0
Ch 4.15
4
0
50
:20 0
Ch 1.75
4
LA
NALLABANTA
VILLAGE
C
40 h:21
.02 00
0 0
0
50
:19 0
Ch 8.90
3
IL
1500
Ch:2.340
34
2000
Ch:2.760
34
HILLOCK / FOREST
17
NH:2
AREA
RU
E
Y
JA
N E
RA PL
A M
K TE
SH
000
Ch:2330
36.3
IK
U
LY
PAKIDI
TO
500
Ch:2290
37.3
RI
ER
V
500
Ch:2340
35.5
000
Ch:2400
32.6
INE
H.T.L
500
Ch:2420
31.2
INE
H.T.L
PITTALA
JUNCTION
E
LAG
A VIL
TAL
000
Ch:2540
30.4
PIT
500
Ch:2520
29.3
PITTALA
JUNCTION
000
Ch:2600
28.4
RAMACHANDRAPURAM
RAMACHANDRAPURAM
500
Ch:2650
26.8
PROPOSED RAW WATER TRANSMISSION MAIN
17
NH:2
000
Ch:2700
25.9
500
Ch:2700
26.4
TO
ING
PUD
000
Ch:2830
26.4
NA
500
Ch:2810
26.2
PIT
VILLTALA
AGE
CA
SAMULOYI
JUNCTION
TO
SAR
000
Ch:2930
26.8
ODA
VE
0
50
:29 0
Ch 704
2
GHODAHADA
RIVER
Ch:30120
BRIDGE TOP:33.44
RIVER BED:20.54
BUND TOP:28.320
3Vents of 41.5m
CL:135m,CW:7.5m
RIVER WIDTH:135m
RI
D
HA
A
OD
GH
CANAL
00
00
:3 70
Ch32.5
00
05
:3 80
Ch28.4
CA
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
1
:2
00
10
:3 .00
Ch000
00
15
:3 10
Ch34.3
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
VE
DA
HA
RI
Ch:32000
39.370
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
A
OD
GH
STA
TE H
HINJILICUT
VILLAGE
IGH
WAY
Ch:32500
29.760
: 36
Ch:32258
HINJILICUT
CT:35.30
CS:33.21
VILLAGE
1Vent of 3.0m
Ch:33000 CL:11.1m,CW:8.8m
28.710
TO SINGIPUR
INDIAN
OIL PETROL
BUNK
Ch:33500
27.880
Ch:34000
26.570
TO NUAPALLI
Ch:34500
24.900
Ch:35000
23.720
TO POCHILIMA
Ch:35500
24.220
TO MAKAR JHOL
Ch:36000
25.250
Ch:36500
26.720
TO SARU VILLAGE
A
AN
Ch:37000
29.440
NH:217
Ch:37500
33.450
Ch:38000
35.370
TANK
SAMAR JHOLA
VILLAGE
Ch:38500
37.210
SAMAR JHOLA
VILLAGE
L
NA
CA
CAN
TO
AL
Ch:39000
41.490
Ch:38916
CT:42.46
CS:40.51
Ch:3
9
37.4 500 1Vent of 2.5m
20
CL:5.0m,CW:9.1m
GO
PIN
TO
AT
HP
DIGA
UR
TO
Ch:4 CHAIT
ANY
39.7 0000
APA
80
D
PAH
A
NAT
I
Ch:40500
42.710
TO
Ch:40560
CT:44.72
CS:40.22
2Vents of 7.6m
CL:24.5m,CW:10.7m
PUR
USH
OTH
A
MPU
R
Ch:41000
41.750
KUKUDAKHANDI
VILLAGE
KUKUDAKHANDI
VILLAGE
AL
N
CA
Ch:41500
51.760
Ch:42000
51.510
KUKUDAKHANDI
VILLAGE
AL
CAN
KUKUDAKHANDI
VILLAGE
Ch:42500
45.030
CANAL
TANK
Ch:43000
47.850
INE
.L
H.T
0
350
Ch:4.450
49
U
THP
TO
A
HUN
RAG
BRA
TO
CH CA
CH
CA
ANKUSHPUR
VILLAGE
AG
A
Ch:45000
50.870
AYURVEDIC
COLLEGE
ANKUSHPUR
VILLAGE
Ch:45500
46.470
: 17
JAGDALPUR
VILLAGE
00
:20
Ch 5.710
2
Ch:2500
22.800
Ch:2000
22.420
00
:35 10
Ch 24.7
Ch
24 :300
.53 0
0
Ch:2500
22.100
RAGHUPATI NAGAR
Ch:3000
21.930
Ch
18.5:3500
50
PROPOSED CLEAR WATER

GRAVITY MAIN - 7.3 KM
FROM WTP TO EXISTING SYSTEM
NEAR MKCG HOSPITAL
NA
Ch
14.5:400
20 0
CA
DOBHA NALLAH
Ch:52160
CT:17.01
CS:12.76
3Vents of 7.0m
CL:32.7m,CW:6.9m
Ch
15.0:432
10 1
BANK COLONY
Ch
12 :566
.33 2
0
Ch:6
12.7223
10
Ch
:
11 670
.58 0
0
NK-2
S.S.TA
-1
00
:15 0
Ch 8.05
2
Ch
13.4:5000
00
NH:217
- 17
Ch:1500
23.900
L
NA
AY
PROPOSED RAW WATER PUMPING MAIN
JAGDALPUR
VILLAGE
JAGDALPUR
VILLAGE
W
00
:45 00
Ch 26.5
.0
Ch:0.00
34
Ch:1000
25.250
GH
00
:50 50
Ch 27.4
HI
NK
JAGDALPUR
VILLAGE
TE
DA
P
EX KKI
IST NA
P
IN
G UR
W
TP
Ch:500
29.250
0
50
:47 0
Ch 9.64
2
0
800
Ch:4.00
34
CA
Ch:6
7
32.8660
0
WTP
A
ST
.TA
PROPOSED
Ch:0.0
35.410
Ch:4
35.157000
0
000
Ch:61.370
3
S.S
Ch:46
39.40 500
0
RATNAPUR
VILLAGE
Ch:55000
48.56
PROPOSED RAW WATER TRANSMISSION MAIN - 95 MLD
Ch
32 :100
.00 0
0
DAKKINAPUR
VILLAGE
00
:40 60
Ch 25.5
30 MLD CAPACITY
Ch:46000
41.850
Ch:45969
CT:42.92
CS:39.72
3Vents of 8.8m
CL:38.1m,CW:13.9m
CANAL
SH
C
31 h:50
.76 0
0
RA
Y
TO
NA
AN
Ch:44500
47.950
DA
NAL
AR
BR
NH:217
BRAN
SAD
ISKAN
TEMPLE
E Ch:44000
48.500
.LIN
H.T
PUR
MHA
MKCG
HOSPITAL
308
Ch:79.370
1
EXISTING WATER
SUPPLY PIPE LINE
DRAWING TITLE : KEY MAP OF PROPOSED PIPE LINE ALIGNMENT FROM INTAKE WELL AT JANIVILLY
ANICUT TO PROPOSED WTP, EXIST. WTP & TOWN DISTRIBUTION
0
50 0
:3 .61
Ch 50
C
43 h:10
.0 50
10 0
17
JANIVALLY HEAD WORKS

LENGTH OF ANICUT 810 ft ANICUT CREST 168.50 ft
TOP OF FALLING SHUTTERS 171.50 ft
HEAD SLUICES
SCOURING SLUICES
TOP OF CURTAIN WALL-166.50ft NO OF VENTS -4 Nos
NO OF VENTS -12 Nos
RISE OF ARCH-1.00ft
RISE OF ARCH-1.00ft
M.F.L OF 1952-180.90 ft
WIDTH OD CANAL -25.00m
M.F.L OF 4-11-1990-56.44m
FULL SUPPLY DEPTH -2.475m
DISCHARGE -1600 CUSECS
BED SLOPE -1:10.000
C.WALL TOP 166.50 ft
CANAL DISCHARGE -1600 CUSEC
JANIVILLY ANICUT
:2
JANIVILLY
VILLAGE
C
44 h:10
.8 00
50 0
NH
Ch:0.0
GL:52.30
Quolity Conillltor:(lm
15.
Continuation Sheels
RECOMMENDATIOT\I$
At Dhobabandh,Aska Road, Berhampur. )
Considering the enginecring property, laboratory test report,

and analysis presentcr-l above
Shallow foundation
r,.'*'i!l
it
comes to conclusion that
be suitable for this site
From local enquire it is fcund that, during rain season

the water table of this irrea was
0.5 mt.above GL
sBC for shallow founr.lrrlion at a different depth from an averase GL is
1
2
3
4
at 1.0 m deplli from B.FI-1

SBC at 1.5 m dbplh from B.H-2
SBC at 2.O m deptlr from B.H-l
6.3
9.8
SBC
r/M2
r/M2
12.3 r/M2
14.2 r/M2
SBC at 2.5 rn deptii lrom B.H-2

Detail of SBC is enclc:ed in continuation sheet
Gq*t lrpprovcel Labor*rY

Stilt Fbor, ftl{hi Goud To+rer
sales Tax Square, Engg. Scheol Road,
BERHAMPUR - 10 (GrnJ'6rissa
A
Pasefl
D:V\TADAM
1 .12\Rport
ol gratr befiampur\'l.Dhobsbandh\FtNAL CHECKof BH-t&2-30. m
QlIolity Conroltorium
15.
Continuation Sheets.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Near Good Shed,Rly Crossing,
Berhampur. )
Considering the engineering property, laboratory test report,

and analysis presented above It comes to conclusion that
Shallow foundation will be suitable for this site

From local enquire it is found that, during rain season
3.0 mt.Above GL
=14ble oJ-@i*s alea was
SBC for Shallow
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
foundation at a different depth from an averaee GL is
6.8
8.2
1.0 m depth from B.H-1

SBC at 2.O m depth from
B.H-l
10.0
10.9
SBC at 2.5 m depth from B.H-2
r/M2
r/M2
r/M2
r/M2
Detail of SBC is enclosed in continuation sheet
Govt Approved LaboralorY

Stilt Floor, fna.ltri Couri Tower
saleg Tax Squarc, Engg, Sc+teol Road,
FtTiHAUPUR - 10 (Gm-)risa
A
;:aj;l
ilrj
n4.e#fl
D1MADAM - 1 1 -12\Repod of gmter berhampu^14.5.1 1U4.Near Good shead\FtNAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
Ouality Conr(lltolill
15.
Continuation Sheets...
RECOMMENDATIONS
( Andhapasara Road UGR Campus, Berhampur. )


f .0 mt.Above GL
the water table of this area was
SBC for Shallow foundation at a different
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
depth from an averase GL is
6.8
r/M2
10.0
11.6
12.8
r/M2
SBC at 2.O m depth from B.H-1

r/M2
r/M2
U-={,09'tt
For Quality Consultorium
A
Govt ApProved lrboratorY
Stilt Floor,.Maitri Gouri Towar

sdles Tax Square, Engg- Sctrool Road.
SEfiH/'\l"qtltjR
DTMADAM -
'1
'
10 (Gm-) Orisca
-12\Rporl of grater berhampur\14.5.1 1\23. Andhapasam rcad\F|NAL CHECKot BH-1&2-30. m
0olity Consultot iom
15.
ContinuationSheets
R.ECOMIVIENDATIONS
(husinagar nean Rarnnagar LJGR Carnpus, Eerhar)
Considering the engineering property, laboratory test neport,

and analysis presented above It cornes to conclusion that

From trocal enquire it is found that, during rain season
f.0 mt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
depth from an average GL is
at 1.0 m depth from B.H-1

SBC at 2.O m depth from B.H-l
7.0
"t/M2
10.1
r/M2
12.6
SBC
{1.6 r/M2
r/M2
U-./'lb"v'
For QualitY Gonsultorium
A Govt lPProved faborabrY

Sttlt Floor, ilaifi eou* Toryer
Roed'
Sales Tax Square, Engg' Sctroo-l
--
genHailPUR -
10 {Gm'} ori'gsa
|ttitllltllt!:W
TJage;"r
D:V\TADAM
1 -
12\Reporl of grater berhampur\14.5.1'l\22. KhusinagadFlllAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
:
I
Ollolity Conrllltglium
15.
Continuation Sheqts...
RECOMMENDATIONS
Pankapalli UGR Campus, Berharnpur.

Shallow foundation will be suitable for this slte

:
Frorn local enquire it is found that, during rain season

1.5 rnt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
depth from an averaqe GL is
SBC
8.5
"t/M2
't/M2
12.0
13.7
14.3

r/M2
r/M2
4^
For QualitY Consultorium

A
Govt APProved L^aborabrY
Stilt Floor, Meihi Goud Toirer
Saleg Tax Square, Errgg. $cteol Road'

EERHAMPUR - r0 m') Orisea
YAE:I':
D:\MADAM - 1 1 -12\Report ot grater berhampur\14.5,1
1Ul
Pankapalli\F|NAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
ooolity (onroltorium ContinuatiOn SheetS...
15.
RECOMMENDATIONS
Near AAi Colony,Ambapua, Berhampur

From locai enquire it is found that, during rain season
2.0 mt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
depth frcm an average CL is
12.4 rtt.,r2
15.6 r lw12
2S.3 r ttr,')
2&.2 r/Nr2

SBC at 2.5 rn depth from B.H-2
tyk,,
f or QuititY Co.nsultorium
Govt APProred t'abor#rY

Stilt Ft'oor' Maihi Gouti Tower
sates Tax S,quare, Engg. Sc*rool Road'
BEfqHi\l"*tFUR - 10 (Gm")'ori*sa
A
Qnolity Conrtlltori.!tn
15.
Continuation Sheets..
RECOMI\,IENDATIONS
Engg.School Cai'npus, Berhampur.
Considering the engineering property, iaboratory test report,

and anaiysis presented above It comes to conclusion that
Shallow foundation will be suitable f,or this site
it is found that, during rain season

the water table of thrs area was
3.0 mt.Below GlFronn local enquire
1
2
3
4
depth from an averaee GL is

'17.8 r/M2
21.2
12.0
14.6
SBC
r/M2
r/M2
r/M2
r or
%ai
dGtitY borrsu ltori um
A Govt- A+Proved L'boralorY

Stilt Floor, Meihi Gouti To{ver
gnSg"
Road'
Sctrrral
iut Square,
3"1"u
-- eenHat'IPUR
- 10 (Gm") Ori*a
:I!d,Ec=.A
D;\MADAM - 1 1 -12\Report of grater berhampuAl4.5.1
1\'19. Engg School Campus\F|NAL CHECKoI BH-1&2-30, m
O(lolity Conrlrltori(,m
I.5.
RECOMMENDATIONS
(ihanti Nagar l.,iear Medical Campus, Berhampur.)
Considering the engiheering property, laboratory test nepont,

Shallow foundation will be suitable for thls site

Frorn local enqr.r.ire it is found that, d.uring rain season
f.0 mt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
7.5
11.3 r/M2
13.3 r/M2
15.2 r/M2
SBC at 2.O m depth from
B.H-l
r/M2
//&LoL''
,o,okffi"torium
Apprsved Lebor#rY
A
Govt
Gsud Tooter
Sdlt Floor, Maihi
-e"gs'
sctreol Road'
square,
ini
."'""pl.*i'
""t"i
i.{\istlR - t0 (Gm')orissa
::l:.,:;:i;.;'?.tl.ii i:.1
i brira,
. . J:r:i
-,";
Y;;b'gt-:
.,;
D:V\TADAM
1'1
-'12\Report of grater berhampuA'l4.5.1 1\'l 7. SantinagaAFlNAl CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
Oqality Conr(rltori(lm
15"
R,ECOMMENDATIONS
New Bus stand UGR Campus,
Berhampur. )
Considering the engineening property, laboratory test report,

Shallow f,oundation will be suitable for this site

Frorn local enqr..lire it is found that, during rain season
1.0 rnt.Above GL
the water tabtre of this area was
1
2
3
4
depth from an averase GL is
SBC
7.8
r/M2
r/M2
10.9
12.1
14.0

r/M2
r/M2
A Govt Approved LaborabrY

Sdlt Floor, fllaihi Goud Tower
sales Tax Square, Engg. Sctrool Road'
ELRhAh4PUR - 10 (Gm.) Oritsa
i;;i.:::,'11i
;=
F;#df,?fi
Dr\MADAM - 1 1 -12\Reporl of graler berhampur\14.5.1 1\16,New Bus stand UGR Campus\F|NAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
Otlolity Conrttltorirlm
15.
RECOMMENDATIONS
(PH Snb div -lll Campus,Aska Road, Berhampur. )
Considering the engineering property, traboratory test report,


0.2 mt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
SBC
7.9
r/M2
r/M2
11.0
12.3
13.9

r/M2
r/M2

A Govt Approved Labor*rY
Stilt Fbor, $naihi Gowl Tower
s.rles ilx *1uare, Engg. Scttool Road.
i:
:'.
f rlr trrltJR
- 10 {Gr:n.}.f)rissa
.:,a:. itttlllt:r=
P"uage,i7
Dr\MADAM -
-12\Report ot grater brhampu^14.5.1 1\15.PH Sub mpus\F|NAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
O(tolity Conr(lltoris
I.5.
Continuation Sheets
RECOMMENDATIONS
Panchanan Nagar,On By pass, Berharnpun.
Considering ttre engineeri.ng propenty, laboratory test report,


enquire it is found tli.at, d.uring rai.n season
2.4 rnt.Above GL
F"rorn local
I
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
1.0 m depth from
7.9
B.H-l
r/M2
12.0 r/M2
14.0 r/M2
15.6 r/M2

,*ffilto,iu,"
A Govt APProred
labor*rY
Stilt Floor, lttaitri Coutl Tower

Sales Tax $guare, Engg- Sctrool Road.
Ff qHrruPUR - 10 {Gm.} Orissa
P,&ei!7,
DIMADAM-
II
-12\Reportofgraterberhampur\14,5.'l1\13.
panchanan nagar\Fll,lALCHECKofBH-1&2-30. m
(tr
coditr consoltorrom Continuation Sheets.
15. RECOMMENDA1UONS (
tsrit eolony UGR Campus,
Berhampur"

and analysis presented above trt comes to conclusion that
Shallow foundation wilX be suitable for this site

Frorn local enquire it is found that, during rain season
f .0 mt.Below GL
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
=
=
=
=

SBC at 2.O rn depth from B.H-1

8.9
12.1
13.5
T/M2
r/M2
r/M2
'17.4 r/M2
,o,offi*,u*
A Govt APProved tebor#rY

Stilt Floor, fttaihi Goud Tower
Jal:j$ 'ir :-:.t.tare, Engg.School Road'
F,i: Fi !lAirpUR - 10 {Grn.-} -Orir'i;:
D:V\TADAM
::::=::i
lF,.,.4
ltl
e-z
- 1'l -12\Report of gratsr berhampuAl2.Brit @lony,UGR Campus\F|NAL CHECKof BH-1&2-30. m
o(lqlitY (ontoltor iqm
Continuation Sheets....
15.
RECOMMENDATIONS
On Hilloch,Hilpatana, Berhampur

1.0 mt.Beiow GL
the rvater table of this area was
1
2
3
4
depth frorn an average '3L is

SBC at 1.5 m depth from B.Fl-2
12"0
SBC at 2.O rn depth frora B.H-
{7.8
SBC
rlrr,2
14.G r
lrn2
rtM2
2a,"2 \li..r2

For Qua lity Consultori um

A Govt ApProved taboralorY
Stilt Floor, Jtllaifri Couri Tower
sales Tax Square, Engg. Sctrool Road.
:'.' r?r:l.vpuR -
E:\1 1- 12 Sir\Repod\Grater
10 (Gm-)f}r.i*sa
Berhampur\Reporl\1 l.Hiilock l-iilipai:nalaiNl\L C!r;r{-
I .
,:
-r
tr
osotity Conrqttoriom COntinUatiOn Sheets.
L5" RECOMMENDAT'IONS (
Berharnpur.
lane Extn. Gandhinagar,
Stln
eonsidering the engineering property, laboratory test report,

and analysis presented above trt comes to conclusion that
Strallow foundation will be suitable f,or thls site

Fnorn local enqu.ire it is found that, during rain season
'!.0 rnt.tselow Glthe water table of this area was
1
2
3
4
=
=
=
=

SBC
SBC at 2.O'rn depth from B.H-1

9.1
r/M2
12.0
15.1
17.4
r/M2
r/M2
T/M2
u#fr

Govt APProved LaborabrY
Stilt Floor,.Majhi Geud Tower
salcE Tax Square, Engg. Sc+reol Road'
6i:ftl-iAt'tF UR ' 10 (Gm")Ori.gsa
D:\MADAM -
:,..
ger
,r
-12\Report of grator berhampuAl0. Gandhi nagar sth lano extn\F|NAL CHECKof BH-1&2.30. m
O(lqlity Conrultorium
1.5.
RECOSTilIENDATIONS
fr.,lear
Amit hlospital Road, Berharnpur.


From local enqu.ire it is found that, during rain season
f .5 mt.above GL.
1
2
3
4

r/M2
6.1
7.4
{1.9
17.5
r/M2

SBC
r/M2
r/M2
For Quality Consultoriunt

A Go.vt A,pProved teboralorY
St{lt Floor, iilaihi Geuri Torer

Sales Tax gquare, Engg, Sc+tol Road.
FERHAMPUR - tO (Gm.) Orissa
DIMADAM . 1'l -l2\Report of grater berhampung. Amit Hospital\FIML CHECKof BH-'l&2-30. m
Ooolity Gonsoltoriom COntinUatiOn
15"
SheetS...
RECOMIVTENDATI@NS
( Opp.
T'ernpNe
,Corporation Road, Berhampun. )

Shallow foumdation wilt be suitable for this site

Frorn Local enquire it is found that, during rain season
0.8 mt.above GlSBC for Shallow foundation at a different
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
10.2
14.4
18.0
21.7


r/M2
r/M2
r/M2
r/M2
Detail of SBC is enclosed in coniinuation sheet

A Gort Agprortd Lebor*rY
Sttlt Fbor,lllaihi Gouri Torrer
iales Tax $qoare, Eqgg. Scttool Road,
!'?'trtti\roUR - 10 (Gm.)Orissa
1:l:a)!:::. iilti:l
YASa-r.:
D:WADAM - 11 -12\Report of grater berhampur\8. CorpoGtion Road\FIl\lAL CHECKo' BHI&2-30. m
@
Qnolity Concrtl toriom
15.
RECOMMENDATIONS
( Near City !-iigh School Ground,
BerhannBur.
and analysis presented above It comes to concl.usion that

Frorn local enqui.re it is found that, d.uni.ng rain season
0.5 mt.above GL
1
2
3
4
at
SBC at
SBC
6.1
r/M2
10.0
12.1
14.1
r/M2

r/M2
r/M2
,hUlt-OS.ll
J_--j-tK
For QuaIity'Consultoriunr
A Govt A,PrProved Lrbor#rY
Stilt Fbor, t{ta.ihi Geuri Torrer
sales Tax Square, Enoo. Sctlool Road,
-,TRHAMPUR - 10 (Gm")rissa
F"sildi71:
D:\ ilADAM -
'l
.12\Report of grater berhampu^T.City
High Schoot Ground\FtNAL CHECKof BH- t&2.30. m
Osality Consoltor iom
ContinuationSheets
1.5.
R.ECOMMENDATIOI{S
f,'lear ORT Colony IJGR eampus,
Eerharnpur" )
Considering the engineering propenty, laboratory test report,


1.0 mt.below GL
F'rom local enquire
1
2
3
4
SBC
5.6
12.5 r/M2
15.2 r/M2
19.3 "t/M2
at 1.O m depth from B.H-l

r/M2
f{.os'
tt

A Govt AWroved Labor*rY
Stilt Floor, Maihi Geud Torver
Jales Tax Sguare, Engg. School Road'
, ' -:i-IAMPUR - 10 {Gm") Orissa
?ae
DIMADAM - 11 -l2\Reporl of grater berhampur\6.ORT Colony\Fh,lAl CHECKof BH-1&2-30, m
ouotity Cons{rttoriom COntinuatiOn
I.5.
Sheets....
RECOMMENDATIONS
Near Bank Colony UGR Campus, Eerhar*put l
Considering the engineering property, laLroratory tesi report,

and anaiysis presented above It comes to conclusion that
Shallow foundation wil! be suitable for this site

From local enquire it is found that, during raln season
t.0 mt"Beiow
the water tabie of this area was
SBC for Shallo\ / foundation at a different
L
2
3
4
GL
depth lrom an averase '-!L =r'l
G"9 "; tM'2

8.4 r lr$')
SBC at 2.O rn depth from B.F{-1
'tS"3
SBC at 2.5 rn <iepth from B.H-2
2.5
't l!.i;2
't
tit12
Detaii cf SBC is enclosed in continuation sheet
Laborabry *
Stilt Ftoor"ltttalnt eowi Tower
A GovL APProved
sales Tax Sqltare' Engg' School Road'

BERHAMPUR- fO (6rn') Orissa
i]::!::=
E:\11-12 Sir\Repori\Grater
Be.hampuriRepofr\s Bank LallrylFlr:ii
il-i: lii'r::
'.="
(e
Qrtqlity Constlltor
.'E
RECOMII4ENDATIONS
( Near cuivert,
t-larsh Vihar,
Eerhampur.
t)


From local enquire it is found that, during rain seasorn
f .5 mt.above GL
SBC
9.1
r/M2
r/M2
10.6
12.6
14.1

2 SBC at 1.5 m depth from B.H-2
1
4 SBC at 2.5 m depth from B.H-2
r/M2
r/M2
,0t/42
05.,,
--6
For Quality Cons$ltorium

A Gov't Approrcd f.abor#rY
S6lt Fbor,llaihi G.)ur{ Tower
Sales Tax $quare, Engg. Scttaol Road'
arRHAtlfiPUR - t0 (6m-)rissa
,P-.4$'=+
DIMADAM - 1 1 -12\Report ot gratr berhampun4.Ha6h VihaAFlllAL CHECKof BH-'l&2-30. m
(e
Ouolity Conrulto ri.rm
Continuation Sheets
15.
R.ECOMMEND.ATIOISS
( Opp. KaliTernple,Aska Road, Berhampur,)
Considening the engineering property, traboratory test nepont,

Shaltrow
foundation will be suitable for this site

1.5 mt.below GL
Frona local enqu.ire
sBC for Shallow foundation at a different depth from an averaee GL is
1
2
3
4
SBC
8.8
SBC at 2.O rn depth from B.H-1
11.4 r/M2
13.7 r/M2
15.3 r/M2

r/M2
For QualitY Coneultorium

A GovL APProved tabor*tY
Stllt Floor,mohi Gruti To$er

sales Tax Square, Engg.gcfi'ol Rced'
eEFHAMPUR - 10
(Ctn-)O'r*'
P.dgh,7
D:\MADAi, - 1 1 -12\Reporl of grater berhampud3.Kati temple\FINAL CHECKof BH-1&2.30. m
(e
O(lqlity Conroltori.lm
15.
Continuation Sheets....
RECOMMENDATIONS
Shallow foundatuion will be suitable for this site
1
2
3
4

SBC
9.7 TlM2
13.5 TlM2
15.3 TlMz
17.1 TlM2
ForQuari
rr{m
A GovL Approvod Laboratory

Stilt Floor, Maifri Gouri Tower
Sales Tax 9quare, Engg. Sc{ol Road,
BERHATSPUR
10 ('Gm-) Orissa
P.jagqtV
E:\11-12 Sir\Foms& Formate\FoRMULAS\15
M Bore SBC Log\BH-1&2-30. m

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PH Division, Berhampur

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GOVERNMENT OF ORISSA HOUSING & URBAN DEVELOPMENT

further augmented to 11.35 MLD in 2002. Presently 37 MLD of water is being

2. Rushikulya river source (Collector Wells)

3. Production Wells (70Nos)

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A project to augment the source by 20 MLD has already been sanctioned by

2. Project Design year

4. Project of implementation period

5. Year of commissioning of the project

6. Estimated Design year population

7. Estimated mid Design year population

8. Present water supply rate

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9. Proposed per capita water supply rate

: 135 LPCD + 15% Losses

10. Present (2011) demand (as reported)

11. Water demand at design year

: 136 MLD (2043)

12. Present supply

13. Present source

: Dhakinapur, Rushikulya JWS, PW

14. Water supply by Dec 2011

15. Future supply

: 125 MLD from Janivilli reservoir

Supply System is being maintained by the same Organization.

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LOCATION AND CONNECTIVITY

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of Bengal. Maximum temperature is 400C in summers where as minimum

ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS

The town has many Educational Institutions like Berhampur University,

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BERHAMPUR MUNICIPALITY (URBAN LOCAL BODY)

The entire Municipality has regular employees and temporary employees

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1.10.4 WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

ART AND CRAFT

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NEED OF THE PROJECT

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During summer the water supply situation becomes severe due to

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Table 3.2: Decennial Growth of Population in Percentage

Decennial Growth of Population in Percentage

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Comparing the Projections made with different methods the Population

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The detail calculation is attached.