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Sandeep Kshetri

    Sandeep Kshetri

    The report’s main focus is on the study of Lower Mardi River Hydropower project for its feasibility analysis; the works included in this report are hydrological study, survey, development of contour maps of the site. The Mardi River is... more
    The report’s main focus is on the study of Lower Mardi River Hydropower project for its
    feasibility analysis; the works included in this report are hydrological study, survey, development
    of contour maps of the site. The Mardi River is located in the Kaski district with catchment of
    97.2 km2 at the point where preliminary location of head works is fixed. Lower Mardi River
    hydropower project has installed capacity of 2.61MW.
    Additionally, the flood analysis of river has been carried out with different methods so as to
    make the proposed weir capable of passing the flood discharge without any structural damage to
    the components of the hydropower. The flood discharge of approximately for a return period of
    100 years has been calculated from Modified Dicken’s method. This report also includes the
    result of the survey works carried out in the project site. The survey data has been represented as
    the topographic map of the area of dam, power house and the probable alignment route of canal
    and penstock. On the second part of the project, design of components like: weir, headrace canal,
    sand trap, connecting channel, forebay, penstock, spillway, anchor blocks, turbine, powerhouse
    and tailrace.
    Weir was designed as Tyrolean weir with height of weir 5.5 m. The connecting canal of
    100mlong supplies water to sand trap. Sand trap was of dimension179*5.7*6.9m .The sand trap
    and forebay were connected with canal of width 4m and 800m long. Spillway was designed in
    forebay and sand trap to discharge the excess of water. The forebay was 62.5 in length and 8.5m
    in depth. Then finally penstock was 200m long with diameter of 2.10m.
    The total cost of project was found to be NRs574.78 million, IRR 13.4 , B/C ratio 1.13 and
    payback period 8.24 years.