Water Supply Master Plan of Panipat - National Capital Region ...

Zones
Water
Demand
OHSR
Capacity
@33%of
demand
2026 2041
OHSR
Capacity
adopted KL
Water
Demand
OHSR
Capacity@30%of
demand
OHSR
Capacity
adopted KL
13 3,299 1,100 1,000 5,828 1,943 2,000
14 3,620 1,207 1,000 7,621 2,540 2,500
15 3,164 1,055 1,000 4,510 1,503 1,500
16 5,973 1,991 2,000 6,134 2,045 2,000
17 4,023 1,341 1,500 4,271 1,424 1,500
18 3,693 1,231 1,000 4,442 1,481 1,500
19 4,150 1,383 1,500 5,576 1,859 2,000
20 4,227 1,409 1,500 5,208 1,736 1,500
21 4,580 1,527 1,500 8,714 2,905 3,000
22 3,533 1,178 1,000 8,461 2,820 2,500
23 3,990 1,330 1,500 6,359 2,120 2,000
24 3,594 1,198 1,000 6,744 2,248 2,000
25 4,751 1,584 1,500 8,234 2,745 2,500
26 5,246 1,749 1,500 8,134 2,711 2,500
27 3,525 1,175 1,000 4,293 1,431 1,500
28 3,173 1,058 1,000 4,109 1,370 1,500
29 4,436 1,479 1,500 6,642 2,214 2,000
30 5,409 1,803 2,000 8,113 2,704 2,500
31 4,861 1,620 1,500 7,292 2,431 2,500
32 4,571 1,524 1,500 7,387 2,462 2,500
Total 42,935 42,000 65,329 64,000
KL – kilo liters; OHSR – Overhead Service Reservoir
Source: Analysis
I. Pumping Net Work
179. It is proposed to take off four branch pumping main pipe lines to feed different groups of
Zonal Reservoirs from the CWPS. The following three alternatives have been considered:
(i) Each branch pipe line will feed group of Zonal Reservoirs as follows
• Branch A feeding Zones 10, 11, 12, 13, 22 & 23
• Branch B feeding Zones 3, 4, 9, 14, 15, 18, 24, 25, 27 & 28
• Branch C feeding Zones 1, 2, 5, 16, 17, 19, 20, 21, 26 & 29
• Branch D feeding Zones 6, 7, 8, 30, 31 & 32
(ii) In the second alternative it is proposed to connect pumping mains A & D and B & C
at their tails to make them in two loops. This will facilitate balancing of the two
branch flows and also provide security during breakdowns.
(iii) In the third alternative it is proposed to connect the two loops also at the points of
tails of each branch. This is likely to balance the whole system and pumping at a
common pumping head may be possible.
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