KOTEPALLYVAGU PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation

KOTEPALLYVAGU PROJECT

Introduction And History

Kotepally Vagu Project is a Medium Irrigation Project constructed across Kotepally Vagu to Kagna tributary of Bheema River.

The maximum ayacut developed so far under this project is 5360 acres leaving a gap ayacut of around 3840 acres.The gap ayacut was mainly due to

• Deteriorated condition of main canals and structures, excess seepage and transmission losses due to the present conditions of the canal.
• The distributory system of canals is also in deteriorated condition.

Location

Near Kotepally village Peddamul mandal in Ranga Reddy District

Source

Kotepally Vagu tributary of Bheema River.

Scope

It irrigate an ayacut of 9200 Acres.

Inter-State Aspects

There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.

Components Of the Scheme

Dam and appurtenant works

Type of Dam	Earthen Dam
Length	1.798 Km
Height above average river bed level	23.55 m

Spillway

Type	HC weir
Location	Middle
Length	390 m
Discharge capacity	51200

Hydrology

Catchement Area	1190 Sq.Km
Utilization	680.15 Mcft
Maximum Flood Dischage	51200 Cumecs
Gross Storage Capacity at FRL	1.572 TMC
FRL	+514.80 m
Gross Storage	1.572 tmc
Dead Storage	0.270 tmc
Lowest Sill Level	+507.49 m
MDDL	+508.49 m

Irrigation Potential

Kotepally Vagu Project provides irrigation facilities to 9200 acres of ID crops in Rabi season. The project serves 18 villages in Peddemul and Dharur Mandals of Ranga Reddy District.

LAKHNAPUR PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation

LAKHNAPUR PROJECT

The  Lakhnapur Project was constructed across the  Pargi  Stream, which is a tributary to the Krishna . The Project is located near theLakhnapur village, Pargi Mandal, Ranga Reddy District to irrigate a total ayacut of 2647 acres in the District of Ranga Reddy.

 The Project utilizes  0.42 TMC of the available water and the Reservoir Storage Capacity is 0.304  TMC (gross) and 0.28 TMC (net).

 The Cost of the project is Rs.0.48 Crores(SSR of 1964-65 year) and the updated cost including improvements and modernization isRs. 1.01 Crores.

GHANPUR project -- Telangana Irrigation

GHANPUR ANICUT

Introduction And History

Ghanpur Anicut is a Medium irrigation Project Constructed across Manjeera River in the year 1905 A.D. The Major basin in Godavari and the Minor basin is Manjeera .

There are two water supply projects on upstream of Ghanpur anicut i.e. Manjeera Barrage near Sangareddy and Singoor Project at Singoor village, Pulkal mandal, Medak dist

Nizamsagar project is a major irrigation project located on downstream of Ghanpur Anicut on river Manjeera.

Location

This project was constructed across Manjira river near Ghanpur village and Kulcharam mandal of Medak District and commissioned in the year

Source

Manjeera River tributary of Godavari river

Scope

It irrigate an ayacut of 21,625 Acres in addition, provides drinking water supply.

Inter-State Aspects

There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.

Components Of the Scheme

Spillway (Un-Gated)

TBL	+469.025m
FRL	+462.50m
MWL	+467.23m

Left Flank Main Canal

Length	12.80 Km
ayacut	10,200 Acres
Vent Size , Nos	0.9m X 1.2m , 4 Nos
Sill level	+460.24m
Discharge in Cumecs	4.44 Cumecs

Right Flank Main Canal

Length	42.80 Km
Ayacut	11,425 Acres
Vent size , Nos	1.82m X 2.94m , 5nos
Sill level	+460.24m
Discharge in Cumecs	7.13 Cumecs

Hydrology

Catchment Area	18,130 Sq.Km
Capacity	5.66 Mcum
Gross storage capacity at FRL	408.58 Mcft
Utilization	1.090 TMC
Maximum Flood Discharge	11,610 Cumecs

Irrigation Potential

• It irrigate an ayacut of 21,625 Acres and provides drinking water supply.Mandals benefited are Medak, Kulcharam and Papannapet

Better Water Management

As the canal was designed as unlined, it is proposed to improve the structural components of canal sections as designed by cutting,filling and providing CC lining to canal system to reduce the seepage losses and to improve the system efficiency. As stated above, in order to get the required discharge in distributaries and minors and outlets, it is proposed to repair the structures to arrest the leakages by deep pointy grouting and other measures wherever necessary. It is also proposed to repair the controlling arrangements such as head sluices, cross regulator gates, scour sluice gates and pipe outlet to avoid leakages.

SHANIGARAM PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation

SHANIGARAM PROJECT

Introduction And History

Shanigaram Project is an existing Medium Irrigation Project constructed across Seddipeta vagu near Shanigaram (V), Koheda (M) in Kharimnagar District.The Project work was completed in the year 1653 and restored to PWD standards in the year 1891.The modernization of Shanigaram project is proposed under APILIP Phase.II.

Location

This Project is constructed across the Siddipet river near Shanigaram village of Koheda mandal of Karimnagar District. This is an age old scheme commissioned in the Kakatiya dynasty.<

Source

Siddipet river

Scope

The scheme is intended to irrigate an ayacut of 5100 Ac.

Inter-State Aspects

There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.

Components Of the Scheme

Spillway Details(Gated)

Type	FOF weir
TBL	+361.28m
FRL	+357.46m
MWL	+358.99m
Crest level	+357.49m
Top Width of Bund	3.05m

Left Main Canal

Length	11.34 Km
ayacut	1,993 Acres
Vent Size , Nos	0.9m X 0.9m , 2 Nos
Sill level	+151.18m
Discharge in Cumecs	0.878

Right Main Canal

Length	7.91 Km
Ayacut	3,108 Acres
Vent size , Nos	0.60m X 1.06m , 2nos
Sill level	+345.95m
Discharge in Cumecs	3.609

Hydrology

Catchement Area	124 Sq.Miles
Capacity	30.92 M cum
Utilization	18.26 Mcum
Maximum Flood Dischage	401 Cumecs
Gross Storage Capacity at FRL	408.58 Mcft

Irrigation Potential

The scheme is intended to irrigate an ayacut of 5100 acres benefiting Koheda and Bejjanki mandals.

LAKHNAPUR PROJECT

LAKHNAPUR PROJECT

Brief Profile

Medium Complete

The  Lakhnapur Project was constructed across the  Pargi  Stream, which is a tributary to the Krishna . The Project is located near theLakhnapur village, Pargi Mandal, Ranga Reddy District to irrigate a total ayacut of 2647 acres in the District of Ranga Reddy.

The Project utilizes  0.42 TMC of the available water and the Reservoir Storage Capacity is 0.304  TMC (gross) and 0.28 TMC (net).

The Cost of the project is Rs.0.48 Crores(SSR of 1964-65 year) and the updated cost including improvements and modernization isRs. 1.01 Crores.

GHANPUR ANICUT (or) PROJECT

GHANPUR ANICUT

Introduction And History

Ghanpur Anicut is a Medium irrigation Project Constructed across Manjeera River in the year 1905 A.D. The Major basin in Godavari and the Minor basin is Manjeera .

There are two water supply projects on upstream of Ghanpur anicut i.e. Manjeera Barrage near Sangareddy and Singoor Project at Singoor village, Pulkal mandal, Medak dist

Nizamsagar project is a major irrigation project located on downstream of Ghanpur Anicut on river Manjeera.

Location

This project was constructed across Manjira river near Ghanpur village and Kulcharam mandal of Medak District and commissioned in the year

Source

Manjeera River tributary of Godavari river

Scope

It irrigate an ayacut of 21,625 Acres in addition, provides drinking water supply.

Inter-State Aspects

There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.

Components Of the Scheme

Spillway (Un-Gated)

TBL	+469.025m
FRL	+462.50m
MWL	+467.23m

Left Flank Main Canal

Length	12.80 Km
ayacut	10,200 Acres
Vent Size , Nos	0.9m X 1.2m , 4 Nos
Sill level	+460.24m
Discharge in Cumecs	4.44 Cumecs

Right Flank Main Canal

Length	42.80 Km
Ayacut	11,425 Acres
Vent size , Nos	1.82m X 2.94m , 5nos
Sill level	+460.24m
Discharge in Cumecs	7.13 Cumecs

Hydrology

Catchment Area	18,130 Sq.Km
Capacity	5.66 Mcum
Gross storage capacity at FRL	408.58 Mcft
Utilization	1.090 TMC
Maximum Flood Discharge	11,610 Cumecs

Irrigation Potential

• It irrigate an ayacut of 21,625 Acres and provides drinking water supply.Mandals benefited are Medak, Kulcharam and Papannapet

Better Water Management

As the canal was designed as unlined, it is proposed to improve the structural components of canal sections as designed by cutting,filling and providing CC lining to canal system to reduce the seepage losses and to improve the system efficiency. As stated above, in order to get the required discharge in distributaries and minors and outlets, it is proposed to repair the structures to arrest the leakages by deep pointy grouting and other measures wherever necessary. It is also proposed to repair the controlling arrangements such as head sluices, cross regulator gates, scour sluice gates and pipe outlet to avoid leakages.

Shanigaram Project -- Telangana Irrigation

 

Introduction And History

Shanigaram Project is an existing Medium Irrigation Project constructed across Seddipeta vagu near Shanigaram (V), Koheda (M) in Kharimnagar District.The Project work was completed in the year 1653 and restored to PWD standards in the year 1891.The modernization of Shanigaram project is proposed under APILIP Phase.II.

Location

This Project is constructed across the Siddipet river near Shanigaram village of Koheda mandal of Karimnagar District. This is an age old scheme commissioned in the Kakatiya dynasty.<

Source

Siddipet river

Scope

The scheme is intended to irrigate an ayacut of 5100 Ac.

Inter-State Aspects

There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.

Components Of the Scheme

Spillway Details(Gated)

Type	FOF weir
TBL	+361.28m
FRL	+357.46m
MWL	+358.99m
Crest level	+357.49m
Top Width of Bund	3.05m

Left Main Canal

Length	11.34 Km
ayacut	1,993 Acres
Vent Size , Nos	0.9m X 0.9m , 2 Nos
Sill level	+151.18m
Discharge in Cumecs	0.878

Right Main Canal

Length	7.91 Km
Ayacut	3,108 Acres
Vent size , Nos	0.60m X 1.06m , 2nos
Sill level	+345.95m
Discharge in Cumecs	3.609

Hydrology

Catchement Area	124 Sq.Miles
Capacity	30.92 M cum
Utilization	18.26 Mcum
Maximum Flood Dischage	401 Cumecs
Gross Storage Capacity at FRL	408.58 Mcft

Irrigation Potential

The scheme is intended to irrigate an ayacut of 5100 acres benefiting Koheda and Bejjanki mandals.

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