Reservoir Operations in Bhakra Beas River System

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Reservoir Operations in Bhakra Beas River System

Pandoh Dam Bhakra Dam Pong Dam Height of Dam : 132.59 m (435 feet) Gross Storage Capacity of Reservoir : 8570 million cu m (6.95 MAF) Area of Reservoir : 260 Sq. km (100 Sq. Miles) Length of Reservoir : 41.8 km (26 Miles) Installed capacity : 360 MW (Uprated to 390 MW) Height of Dam : 225.55 m (740 feet ) Gross Storage capacity : 9621 million m3 (7.80 MAF) Area of Reservoir : 168.35 Sq. km. (65 Sq. Miles) Length of the Reservoir : 96.56 km. (60 Miles) Installed capacity : 1050 MW (Uprated to 1325 MW) Height of Dam : 76.19 m (250 feet) Water Conductor System : 37 km Diversion : 8500 cusec Generation capacity : 990 MW (6x165 MW) BBMB – Responsible for: Management and operation of Bhakra, Pong, Nangal and Pandoh Dams Distribution of water from Ravi, Satluj and Beas Rivers The need for Reservoir Planning For accurate inflow forecast at reservoirs Scenario generation for various forecasts Flood control and early warning systems Equitable distribution of water among partner states Pandoh Dam Bhakra Dam Pong Dam

Based on historical Time-series of: Derived Inflow Patterns Long Term Planning Based on historical Time-series of: Inflow Outflow/Demands Reservoir Levels Derived Inflow Patterns Dry Dependable Mean Different Scenarios Generated for Inflow Pattern and Demands(based on Irrigation Demands of stake holders and their share quota)

DERIVED OUTFLOW PATTERN OF BHAKRA FROM LONG TERM (30 YEARS ) DAILY TIME SERIES DERIVED INFLOW PATTERN OF BHAKRA FROM LONG TERM (30 YEARS ) DAILY TIME SERIES DRY DEPENDABLE AND MEAN OUTFLOW PATTERNS FOR BHAKRA RESERVOIR DRY DEPENDABLE AND MEAN INFLOW PATTERNS FOR BHAKRA RESERVOIR

MEAN INFLOW PATTERN AND MEAN meaninflow_avdemand.xlsx DEPENDABLE INFLOW PATTERN AND AVERAGE DEMANDS dependableinflow_averagedemand.xlsx MEAN INFLOW PATTERN AND MEAN meaninflow_avdemand.xlsx DRY INFLOW PATTERN AND AVERAGE dryinflow_averagedemand.xlsx

LINK E:\TCM\LINKS\BHAKRA_INFLOW_SNOW.xlsx SNOW MELT FORECAST

Real time operations SATELLITE BBMB USERS BBMB SERVER (PROCESSING AND MODELLING) RECEIVING STATION RT-DSS CENTER BBMB WEB PORTAL BBMB REMOTE STATIONS FIREWALL WEB USERS (INTERNET) INTERNET SERVER

Data Acquisition System Total Stations - 95

The Downloaded data from various sources reformatted by pre-configured macro’s and python scripts

RESERVOIR-SIMULATION MODEL HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL HYDROLOGIC MODEL

VISUALIZATIONS OF GRIDDED AND POINT DATA (REAL TIME & FORECASTED RECEIVED FROM DIFFERENT DATA SOURCES) images\tabulate_data.xlsx

RESULTS VISUALIZATION AND DISSEMINATION RESERVOIR OPERATION ( INFLOW, OUTFLOW & LEVEL) WEBSITE – DASHBOARD OBSERVED vs SIMULATED at TOF SHORT TERM FORECAST MEDIUM TERM FORECAST WEBSITE DASHBOARD RESERVOIR OPERATION ( INFLOW, OUTFLOW & LEVEL) INFLOW FORECAST (SHORT & MEDIUM TERM) OBSERVED vs SIMULATED

HYDRODYNAMIC MODELLING RESULTS AND ANIMATIONS THE FULL NETWORK OF BBMB (SATLUJ AND BEAS BASIN) CAN BE TRACKED REAL TIME WITH THE VARIOUS SENSORS PLACED IN THE BASIN AND MODEL OUTPUTS Tracking_animation1.avi 1 D HYDRODYNAMIC MODEL PROFILES RIVER L-SECTION AND X-SECTIONS longi_profile.avi 2-D FLOOD MODELS FOR THE FLOOD PRONE AREAS D/S OF RESERVOIRS 2016-02-15 at 20-46-46.mp4

RAS MAPPER AND RIVER PROFILES THE RIVER PROFILE WITH TERRAIN CAN BE SEEN RAS MAPPER profile 1d.mp4 RIVER PROFILE ANIMATION .river animation.avi RESERVOIR LEVELS FOR THE FORECASTED INFLOWS AND OUT FLOWS CAN BE SIMULATED IN THE HYDRO DYNAMIC MODEL Ras pong dam.avi