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Water resources planning and development
Prepared by Bibhabasu Mohanty
Dept. of Civil EngineeringSALITER, Ahmedabad
MODULE- V
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Content
Levels in planning, Functional requirements of water resources projects, steps in water resources planning, Environmental aspects in water resources planning.
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Introduction
Water available in atmosphere, oceans, on land and with in soil.
Hydrological cycle main responsible for this.
water resources engineering concerned with utilization, control and quality management of water.
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Development of water resources involve conception, planning, design, construction and operation facilities to control and utilize water.
Development of water resources a function of civil engineers.
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Levels of planning
1. Local level 2. Regional level3. State level4. National level5. International level
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Local level
Planned for a small area or village.
Watershed development plan for village.
Rain water harvesting technique.
Check dams, village tanks constructed.
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Regional level
Comparatively large area with several villages.
Construction of irrigation schemes.
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State level
When regional level planning covers several districts of state.
Narmada water supply pipe network in Saurashtra region.
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National level
Water resources planning carried for major river basin of a river.
Sardar Sarovar dam over river Narmada beneficiary for Gujarat, Maharashtra, Madhyapradesh, Rajasthan.
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International level
River running across neighboring nations planning need at international level.
River Kosi, rises in Nepal- Himalayas and flows in Bihar and finally meets river Ganga.
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Water resources project
Single purpose project
Multipurpose project
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Single purpose project
• Designed and operate to serve only one purpose.
Irrigation projectWater supply projectNavigation projectFishing project
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Multi purpose project
Multi purpose project designed to operate two or more purpose.
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Functional requirements of water resources projects
Water requirements for various functions are:
IrrigationWater supplyHydroelectric powerFlood controlNavigationRecreationFish and wild life
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Water resources planning
Statement of objectives Collection of data Projections for future Project formulation Project evaluation
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Statement of objectivesObjective would be based on need of
the region.For national govt. it may for
achieving maximum economic and social benefits.
For state govt. it may be to reduce flood damage.
For village panchayats, it may be for water supply or irrigation purpose.
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Collection of data(A)General data Physical data- location, size,
climate, history, population, etc. Hydrological data- precipitation,
evaporation, transpiration, stream flow, sediment, water quality, etc.
Geological data- explorations, geological formations, rock and soil type, ground water availability, minerals, erosion, etc.
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Cartographic data- topographic and other maps of the area.
Ecological data- vegetation, fish and wild life.
Economical data- industry, transportation, market, tourism, recreation, land, etc.
Legal data - water rights, pollution control, land zoning, land ownership, administrative pattern, etc.
Public opinion data – opinions of public and politicians
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(B) Special data Agricultural data- crop water
requirements, climatic data, types of crops, etc.
Municipal water supply data- drinking water needs, industrial water needs, quality of water, etc.
Hydroelectric power data- existing and required capacities, alternative source of power, etc.
Flood control data- record of past floods, extent of past flooding and damages, storm drainage requirements, etc.
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Navigation data- present water traffic patterns, alternative means of transportation, etc.
Recreation data- present recreational facilities, natural attraction, scenic data, etc.
Fish and wild life data- types of fishes and wild life, biological data in respect of species and their habits, protection requirements, etc.
Pollution control data- existing waste discharge methods, location, time and character of waste, water pollution regulation, quality standards, etc.
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Projection of futureWater resources project usually
planned to meet future needs.Projections include future population
growth, land use, water requirements for various uses, etc.
Projection should be worked out with great care and caution, because unrealistic higher values may lead to over design and excessive investments.
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Lower value may fail to fulfill the purpose of project, lead to shortage of water.
So evaluation of future water demands should be based on realistic projections.
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Project formulation• It needs a lot of imagination and
skill, only done by experienced planner.
• First step, to define boundary conditions which restrict water resource project.
Physical limitation, e.g, no navigation in torrential mountain river.
Limitations on available waterLimited land areasLegal problems
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• Next step to define alternative land use plans for each possible project units.
• Project units which serve no useful purpose should not included.
• Next is cataloging of possible project units.
• Project units along with alternatives indicated in catalouge.
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Project evaluation
Evaluation carried out to select alternative which is economically suitable.
Best alternative consists of unit or combination of units which are economically most efficient.
For economic evaluation benefits and cost data are collected.
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For selecting most efficient unit, fist step is to find out whether individual units are physically and economically independent or not.
For single purpose, independent project evaluation is relatively simple.
Multipurpose independent unit more difficult.
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Environmental aspects in water resources planning
Negative impacts Damage to fish and wild life.Due to extinction of species of flora
and fauna change in ecology.Loss of forest land.Damage to vegetation on river bank.Loss of agricultural land.
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Loss of geological, historical, archaeological or scenic sites.
Displacement and rehabilitation of people.
Water borne disease.Reservoir induced seismicity
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Positive impacts
Land use improvement by irrigation.Flood protection.Improved water supplies for
domestic and municipal uses.Power supplies without consumption
of fuel.Water quality improvement.
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Fishery improvement.Recreational improvement.Health improvement.Improvement in climate of
surrounding area.Development of sanctuaries and wild
life.
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ASSIGNMENT
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1. What are the environmental issues in water resources project?
2. Discuss briefly the various steps involved in planning of water resources project.
3. Discuss various levels of planning.4. Discuss the functional requirements
of water resources projects.
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