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The ans is with respect to Thermal Power plants: the basic difference between a 500MW plant and 600MW palnt is in the turbine design. the 600MM turbine has 1 HPT, 1IPT and 2 LPTs, 2 Condensors and a generator. the 500MW turnbine has 1 HPT, 1IPT and 1 LPT, 1 condensor and a generator.
HPT: high pressure turbine
IPT: intermediate pressure turbine
LPT: low pressure turbine
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What kind of laser diode does a Casio projector use?
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Data specification of 555 timer ic?
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Describe the distribution of coal in Indi?
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Can we invest in lanco infratech shares and how Lanco MD and its team performing?
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Give the list of 56 Multi purpose dams of India?
MULTIPURPOSE RIVER VALLEY PROJECTS IN INDIA 1. Bhakhra Nangal Project = Punjab, Harayana, Rajasthan - > Its a joint venture of Punjab, Harayana, Rajasthan. - > Its is India's biggest multi-purpose river valley project so far completed at a cost of Rs.236 Cr. - > It consists of a straight gravity dam, 518 mts long & 226 mts high across the Sutlej at Bhakhra. - > The Bhakhra dam impounds 986.8 Cr cubic mts of water. - > The canal system of the project is now irrigating 14.8 lakh hectares. - > It generates 1204 MW electricity. 2. Chambal Project = Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan - > The Chambal project being jointly executed by M.P & Rajasthan. - > In the 1st stage, the Gandhi Sagar dam & its 115 MW power station & the Kota barrage were completed. - > The Rana Pratap Sagar dam with a power house of 172 MW capacity was constructed in the 2nd stage. - > The 3rd stage comprises the construction of the Jawahar Sagar dam & 99 MW power station. - > With the completion of all the stages, the project will generate 386MW of power. 3.Damodar Valley Project = Jharkhand , West Bengal - > This project conceived for the unified development of irrigation, flood control & power generation in W.B & Jharkhand. - > The project is administered by the Damodar Valley Corporation established in 1948. - > The irrigation potential of the project is about 5.51 lakh hectares & its installed power generation capacity is 1181MW. - > It is designed on the lines of Tennesse Valley Authority in the USA. 4. Farakka Barrage = West Bengal - > It consists of a barrage across the Ganaga at Farakka, another barrage at Jangipur across the Bhagirathi, a 39 km long feeder canal taking off from the right bank of the Ganga, at Farakka & tailing into the Bhagirathi below the Jangipur Barrage . - > road - cum - rail bridge over the Farakka barrage have already been completed. The basic Aim of Farakka barrage is to preserve & mountain Calcutta port & to improve the navigatability of the Hooghly river. - > Farakka is to use 40,000 cusecs of Waterout of water stored in the dam to flush the Calcutta port which is get silted up. 5. Indira Gandhi Canal - > It is one of the biggest irrigation project in the world. - > began in 1958 as Rajasthan Canal. - > it will provide irrigation facility to N.W region of Rajasthan a part of Thar desert. - > The project which the use water from the Pong dam consists of 215 km long Rajasthan feeder canal & 445 km long Rajasthan main canal lying entirely in Rajasthan. - > The project will ultimately irrigate about 14.5 lakh hectares. 6. Hirakud Project = Orissa - > the 4801.2 mts long main Hirakud dam in Orissa is on the river Mahanadi. - > its world's longest dam. - > The project migrates irrigation an area of 11.98 lakh hectares. - > its present installed power generation capacity is 27.2MW. 7. Kakrapura project = Gujarat - > it is on the river Tapti, 80km upstream of surat, - > it is being built by Gujarat government - > a 621 mts long & 14 mts high weir near Kakrapara in Surat district was completed in 1963. 8. Koyna project = Maharashtra - > it is on the river Koyna & has been built by the Government of Maharashtra. - > it comproses the construction of a 208 ft. high dam 9. Nagarjuna Sagar project = Andhra pradesh - > it is undertaking of the government of A.P. for utilizing the water of the Krishna river. - > it was inaugurated on AUg 4 1967. - > it is suited near Nandikonda Village in Miryalguda Taluk of Nalagonda District. - > it is of 1450 mts long & 92 mts high dam. - > the project will ultimately irrigate about 8.95 lakh hectares. 10. Rihand project = U.P - > This project comprises construction of a concrete gravity dam across the Rihand river in Mirzapur district U.P. & a power house at Pipri & necessary transamission lines. 11. Thien Dam = Punjab - > a 147 mts high dam built by the Punjab government at Thien Village acorss the Ravi 25 km. upstream of Madhopur head works. - > it will irrigate 8 lakh hectares land & generate 600MW power renamed as Ranjit Sagar dam it was dedicated to the nation on March 4 2001 by Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpaee. 12. Tungabhadra project = Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh - > it is a joint undertaking by the government of A.P & Karnataka. - > it comprises a 2441 mt long & 49.38 high dam the river Tungbhadra near Malipuram. - > it irrigates about 10.22 hectres land.
What are names of the projects and rivers and beneficiary states.?
Best Answer - Chosen by VotersMULTIPURPOSE RIVER VALLEY PROJECTS IN INDIA1. Bhakhra Nangal Project = Punjab, Harayana, Rajasthan- > Its a joint venture of Punjab, Harayana, Rajasthan.- > Its is India's biggest multi-purpose river valley project so far completed at a cost of Rs.236 Cr.- > It consists of a straight gravity dam, 518 mts long & 226 mts high across the Sutlej at Bhakhra.- > The Bhakhra dam impounds 986.8 Cr cubic mts of water.- > The canal system of the project is now irrigating 14.8 lakh hectares.- > It generates 1204 MW electricity.2. Chambal Project = Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan- > The Chambal project being jointly executed by M.P & Rajasthan.- > In the 1st stage, the Gandhi Sagar dam & its 115 MW power station & the Kota barrage were completed.- > The Rana Pratap Sagar dam with a power house of 172 MW capacity was constructed in the 2nd stage.- > The 3rd stage comprises the construction of the Jawahar Sagar dam & 99 MW power station.- > With the completion of all the stages, the project will generate 386MW of power.3.Damodar Valley Project = Jharkhand , West Bengal- > This project conceived for the unified development of irrigation, flood control & power generation in W.B & Jharkhand.- > The project is administered by the Damodar Valley Corporation established in 1948.- > The irrigation potential of the project is about 5.51 lakh hectares & its installed power generation capacity is 1181MW.- > It is designed on the lines of Tennesse Valley Authority in the USA.4. Farakka Barrage = West Bengal- > It consists of a barrage across the Ganaga at Farakka, another barrage at Jangipur across the Bhagirathi, a 39 km long feeder canal taking off from the right bank of teh Ganga, at Farakka & tailing into the Bhagirathi below the Jangipur Barrage .- > road - *** - rail bridge over the Farakka barrage have already been completed.The basic Aim of Farakka barrage is to preserve & mountain Calcutta port & to improve the navigatability of the Hooghly river.- > Farakka is to use 40,000 cusecs of Waterout of water stored in the dam to flush the Calcutta port which is get silted up.5. Indira Gandhi Canal- > It is one of the biggest irrigation project in the world.- > began in 1958 as Rajasthan Canal.- > it will provide irrigation facility to N.W region of Rajasthan a part of Thar desert.- > The project which the use water from the Pong dam consists of 215 km long Rajasthan feeder canal & 445 km long Rajasthan main canal lying entirely in Rajasthan.- > The project will ultimately irrigate about 14.5 lakh hectares.6. Hirakud Project = Orissa- > the 4801.2 mts long main Hirakud dam in Orissa is on the river Mahanadi.- > its world's longest dam.- > The project migrates irrigation an area of 11.98 lakh hectares.- > its present installed power generation capacity is 27.2MW.7. Kakrapura project = Gujarat- > it is on the river Tapti, 80km upstream of surat,- > it is being built by Gujarat government- > a 621 mts long & 14 mts high weir near Kakrapara in Surat district was completed in 1963.8. Koyna project = Maharashtra- > it is on the river Koyna & has been built by the Government of Maharashtra.- > it comproses the construction of a 208 ft. high dam9. Nagarjuna Sagar project = Andhra pradesh- > it is undertaking of the government of A.P. for utilizing the water of the Krishna river.- > it was inaugurated on AUg 4 1967.- > it is suited near Nandikonda Village in Miryalguda Taluk of Nalagonda District.- > it is of 1450 mts long & 92 mts high dam.- > the project will ultimately irrigate about 8.95 lakh hectares.10. Rihand project = U.P- > This project comprises construction of a concrete gravity dam across the Rihand river in Mirzapur district U.P. & a power house at Pipri & neccessary transamission lines.11. Thien Dam = Punjab- > a 147 mts high dam built by the Punjab government at Thien Village acorss the Ravi 25 km. upstream of Madhopur head works.- > it will irrigate 8 lakh hectares land & generate 600MW power renamed as Ranjit Sagar dam it was dedicated to the nation on March 4 2001 by Prime Minister Atal Behari Vajpaee.12. Tungabhadra project = Karnataka & Andhra Pradesh- > it is a joint undertaking by the government of A.P & Karnataka.- > it comprises a 2441 mt long & 49.38 high dam the river Tungbhadra near Malipuram.- > it irrigates about 10.22 hectres land.
