Name of work: Construction of Lift Irrigation Scheme near Devathkal Village Lifting

water from Devapur nala to Siddapur sub Distributory of HBC.

1. Introduction: Devathkal LIS

The Hunasigi Branch canal (HBC) offtakes at Ch 35.53 km of NLBC main canal with a
Design discharge of 550 Cusecs. The total ICA of HBC is 22,109 ha. This HBC is feeding the
water to Siddapur distributary (Dy-5 of HBC) off taking at chainage 8.69 km of HBC having
a design discharge capacity of 330 Cusecs and the ICA of Siddapur distributary is 15,540
Ha.
The Siddapur Distributary is Having a 'Y' junction, at chainage 23.41 km. The canal
Discharge at this Y Junction Location is 120 cusecs and the further ICA beyond Y-junction
is 6067 Ha . From this Y-junction the right limb runs to a length of 40 Kms which Irrigates
3567 Ha and the left limb runs to length of 12 Kms and irrigates 2500 Ha.
The total command area beyond the Y-junction is being 6067 ha and this reach of canal is
facing acute shortage of water for Irrigation. It is observed that, though the irrigation facility
has been provided since more than 20 years users have been deprived of water for irrigation
beyond the Y-Junction even the command area is declared under the said distributaries. This
is due to and Higher Transmission Losses and also due to Excess use of water for irrigation
by the stake holders on upper reaches of Canal. Therefore, it is proposed to augment this
shortage of water by lifting of 62 Cusecs of water to Y-Junction through Devathkal lift
irrigation scheme in order to make good of the shortfall in supply water for irrigation.
From Devapur to Hunasagi road at 12.50 Km from Devapur and at a distance of about 2 KM
from the main road there is a natural Devapur nala with sufficient water flow from the upper
irrigation commands. It is identified that, about more than 5.00 Cumecs of water is flowing
through this Devapur nala even during the summer. Due to the continuous agitation and
demand from the farmers of deprived irrigation facilities and also from the elected
representatives it is proposed to utilize this water flowing in nala to make good of the
shortfall in declared ICA of the Siddapur distributary as stated above. Hence this Devathkal
lift Irrigation has been proposed to feed the water to this suffering atchkat of about 3100 ha.
Devathkal lift Irrigation scheme envisages by lifting 1.75 Cumecs (62 Cusecs) of water from
Devapur nala.
In this Regard, the Hon’ble MLA of Shorapur Taluka addressed a letter to the Hon’ble Water
Resource Minister, GOK with a request to provide irrigation facilities to the proposed area by
Construction of Bridge Cum Barrage across Devapur Nala near Devathkal Village. It is
Proposed to lift the water from Devapur Nala through MS Rising Main pipe line for a length
of about 4.30 Kms to feed the water to Siddapur distributary at Ch.22.47 Km before Y-
junction through delivery chamber-1.
The Distributary no-5 of NLBC offtakes at Ch.41.39 km which irrigates 4,950 Ha and the
discharge is 100 Cusecs. The Bilapura Thanda sub distributary (BTSD) offtakes at Ch:4.297
Km which irrigates 1850 Ha and the discharge is 35.00 Cusecs. This sub distributary is also
not getting required discharge at the tail end reaches, hence about 600 Ha of notified land is
being a suffering atchkat.
To extend irrigation facility to this suffering atchkat 2nd Lift is proposed from DC-1 of 1st
Stage. A Sump cum Pump house is proposed at Delivery chamber-1 and second lift is
proposed to Lift water through MS rising Main pipe line for a length of about 8.50 Kms to
the Bilapura Thanda sub distributary (BTSD) through a delivery chamber-2. The proposed
ICA is the suffering ICA of Siddapur & Bilapura Thanda sub distributary of NLBC in
Devathkal village of Shorapur taluka of Yadgir District.

2. Water availability
The water required for the scheme is proposed to utilise by impounding water by constructing
a barrage across Devapur nala near Devathkal village. The waste water that gets drained off
from the valleys in the command area NLBC Distributory No. 3 to 12 and HBC & its
Distributaries From 1 to 6. Further the runoff from the valleys connecting the Devapur nala
on the upstream of the proposed Barrage will also contribute certain amount of water for the
proposed project. Therefore, the water available is by rejuvenation of waste water that gets
impounded at the proposed barrage Location and from the runoff of the Devapur nala.
The proposed scheme is designed for providing Irrigation facility to 3100 Ha of land by
lifting water from the impounded water at the proposed barrage. The irrigation intensity
adopted for the irrigation is 90% and crops selected for irrigation are the crops approved in
the approved Project report of the UKP.
Details of water requirement for the scheme
No Canal GCA in ICA Peak Next to Water
Ha. in Ha discharge peak Requirement
(Cumecs) discharge
M.Cum TMC
(Cumecs)
1 Siddapur Sub 3580 3100 1.750 1.51 1.750 0.63
Distributaries(2500Ha)
& Bilapura
Distributaries (600Ha)

3. Approval of the scheme

 The Government vide GO No. PDS 38 SDP 2021 dated 12.08.2020 has accorded
approval to the Action Plan of works to be taken up under Special Development
Program with a grant provision of Rs 3300.00 Lakhs for the year 2021-22.
 The Government vide GO No. ERD 226 KBN 2020 dated 01.08.2022 has accorded
approval to the Action Plan of works to be taken up under KBJNL grant with
provision of Rs 119.18 Crores.

4. Components of the scheme

 It is proposed to locate lift head works at the back water of proposed barrage near
Devathkal Village of Shorapur taluk. The Intake level at the proposed Head work is
380.50 m.
  Intake Channel for a length of 50.0 m. (Excluding Forebay).
 From the Stage-1 head work the alignment of raising main runs for a length of 4.30
km. The Delivery Chamber for Stage-1 Lift is Located at RL 423.00 m in between
Rayageri and Devathkal village. The static head of stage -1 lift is 42.50m. and the
Peak discharge for the lift is 1.75 cumecs.
 It is proposed to Construct a Jack well at the Stage-1 Delivery Chamber and the
Intake level at the proposed Head work is 422.00 m. From this 2 nd lift head work the
alignment of raising main runs for a length of 8.5 km up to Delivery chamber-2
located at RL 475.0 m in between Bilapur and Sidapura village. The static head of 2 nd
lift is 53.00 m and the Peak discharge is 0.25 cumecs.
 Jack well cum pump house and its allied works (Operator quarters, Approach Road,
embankment) at end of Intake Canal to accommodate ultimate requirement of 7 No's
of Submersible pumps (3 working+ 1 Standby for Stage-1 and 2 working+ 1 Standby
for Stage-2). The cost of jack well for accommodating 7 no’s of pumps is considered
under the present scope.
 Supply, Installation, testing and commissioning of pumping machinery and pump
house electrical works.
 Erection of 33 KV/11 KV electrical substations and 33 KV Express Feeder
from the nearest KPTCL electrical substation.
 Stage-1 Supply, jointing, laying, testing and commissioning of MS Rising main for a
length of 4.3 Km.
 and Stage-2 Supply, jointing, laying, testing and commissioning of MS Rising main
for a length of 8.5 Km.
 (Conveying water from Back water Devapur nala Barrage to proposed Delivery lines)
 Irrigable Command area is 3100 Ha.
 The distribution network Through Existing Canal Siddapur & Bilapura Sub
Distributors and its Laterals.
 Operation and maintenance of the scheme for 5 years

Proposed Barrage details

No. Particulars Details

1 Length of Barrage 150.0 m

2 H.F.L (observed) 384.800 m

3 Width of Bridge Slab 5.45 m

4 Length of Pier 11.95 m

5 No. of Vents 17 no’s

 6 Sill Level 379.0

7 Barrage Crest Level 384.0

8 Height of Barrage above Sill 5.0

9 Gross Storage 11.343 Mcft

10 Thickness of pier 2.00 m

11 Bridge benefitted for communication Devathkal and

Baachimatti village

5. Command area details and beneficiaries under Devathkal LIS

Based on the preliminary compendium planning the command area of Devathkal LIS is
proposed to be irrigated in Two stages.
 Based on the topography the Stage-I command area an ICA of 2500 Ha. (Siddapur
Sub Distributaries).
 Stage-2 command area is 600 Ha (Bilapura Distributaries)
The proposed scheme provides irrigation facility to Shorapur taluk, villages are benefited.
(Manjalapur Halli, Srinivaspur, Siddapur & Bilapur).

6. Irrigation planning, Crop pattern and Allocation of Water

Crop water requirement is worked out considering Kharif crops (60%), Rabi crops (30%) and
Bi-seasonal crops (10%) for irrigation intensity of 100% with applicable crop coefficient.
The details of the crops and cropping pattern adopted are as under.
CROPPING PATTERN
Kharif % area Area, Ha Total
Maize 10% 310 310
Jawar 10% 310 310
Groundnut 15% 465 465
Sunflower 10% 310 310
Pulses 15% 465 465
Total 60% 1860 1860
Rabi      
Safflower 5% 155 155
Jawar 5% 155 155
 Groundnut 5% 155 155
Sunflower 5% 155 155
Gram 10% 310 310
Total 30% 930 930
Two season      
Cotton 5% 155 155
Vegetables 3% 93 93
Chillies 3% 93 93
Total 10% 310 310
Grand Total 100% 3100 3100

Discharge Requirement-water requirement

No Canal GCA in ICA Peak Next to Water
Ha. in Ha discharge peak Requirement
(Cumecs) discharge
M.Cum TMC
(Cumecs)
1 Siddapur Sub 3580 3100 1.750 1.51 1.750 0.63
Distributaries(2500Ha)
& Bilapura
Distributaries (600Ha)
 For stage-1: discharge requirement is 1.50cumecs, and for stage-2: discharge
requirement is 0.25 cumecs. Total designed discharge is 1.750 cumecs.
 Pumps are proposed to be designed for next to peak and standby pump will be
operated for achieving peak discharge.
 Submersible pumps are proposed for achieving higher efficiency and for single stage
lift at high head.
 Intake canal is proposed to be designed for peak discharge with 50% extra.
 Rising main is proposed to be designed for Peak discharge.
 Delivery chambers are proposed to be designed for peak discharge with 1.750 cumecs
(90 seconds) retention capacity.
 The water requirement and discharge calculation is done for 120days with 22 hrs
pumping per day, the details is as given below.
 Construction of Lift Irrigation Scheme near Devathkal Village Lifting water from Devapur nala to
Siddapur sub Distributory of HBC

Discharge Calculation
1 Water available in the BCB = 11.343 Mcft
Total Water available in the barrage for 120days @11.343
2 = 1361.16 Mcft
Mcft/day
3 Total Water requirement for scheme for 120 days, Mcft = 587.35 Mcft

4 Total Water requirement for scheme for 120 days, cum = 16632000 Cum

5 No. of Days required / proposed for filling = 120 Days

Average pumping requirement / day considering pumping for
6 = 138600 Cum
120days
Consideriing 22 hours Pumping / day
= 1.75 Cumecs
7 Discharge required
= 61.80 Cusecs
= 4.89 Mcft
8 Water required /day
= 1.75 cumecs
Water available in the barrage considering evaporation and
9 = 11.343 Mcft
seepage losses
Therefore the system is designed for 1.750cumecs with pumping duration at 22 hrs per day

7. Power Requirement and Electrical Substation

Stage-1
The total power requirement for the scheme is 3.5 MVA(Stage-1). The power requirement is
calculated taking into account of no. of working pumps (3 working + 1 for achieving peak
discharge) and auxiliary power supply.
2 x 3.50 MVA 33/6.6KV 1W+1S power transformer with 33kv terminal bay at Shorapur
110/33/11kv KPTCL substation and 33kv single circuit line with coyote ACSR conductor for
a length of 20km is provided. All materials required for lift are made in the estimate.
Stage-2
The total power requirement for the scheme is 1.5 MVA(Stage-2). The power requirement is
calculated taking into account of no. of working pumps (2 working + 1 for achieving peak
discharge) and auxiliary power supply.
2 x 1.50 MVA 11/0.433kv 1w+1s power transformer with 11kv terminal bay at Shorapur
110/33/11kv KPTCL substation and 11kv single circuit line with rabbit ACSR conductor for a
length of 25km is provided. All materials required for lift are made in the estimate.

Power Supply to Jack well cum pump house

The power supply required for the scheme is considered from the Shorapur, 33 KV KPTCL
substation. The distance works out to about 20.0 Km. It is proposed to draw power supply on
SC line on DC towers from this substation through 33 KV overhead lines.
 8. Design parameters

N Particulars Stage-1 Details Stage-2 Details

o.
1 Intake Level RL 380.50 m. RL 422.0 m.
2 Delivery
RL 423.0 m. RL 475.00 m.
Level
3 Static Head 42.50 m. 53.00 m.
4 Pump Head 57.00 m. 82.00 m.
5 Type and
Submersible Pumps Submersible Pumps
No. of
(3 W + 1 S) (2 W + 1 S)
Pumps
6 Pump
588 HP, 438.5 KW 228 HP, 170 KW
Capacity
7 Peak 1.750 Cumecs 0.25 Cumecs
Discharge
8 Efficiency of 90% / 95% 80% / 85%
Pump/motor
9 Total Power 1570 KVA 410 KVA
Requirement
10 Electrical 33 KV/6.6 KV 11 KV/0.433 KV
Sub-station
11 Transformer 3.5MVA 1.5MVA
(1Working+1Standby) (1Working+1Standby)

Design parameters

No Particulars Stage-1 Rising Stage-2 Rising

. Main Details Main
12 Delivery pipe 700 mm diameter, 250 mm diameter,
6.00 mm thick 5.00 mm thick
MS pipes MS pipes
13 Manifold 1650 mm diameter, 750 mm diameter,
system 12.00 mm thick MS 6.00 mm thick MS
pipes pipes
14 Power Line 20 Km for 33 KV 25 Km for 11 KV
from Shorapur from Shorapur
15 Rising Main 4.30 KMs 8.50 KMs
16 Diameter of
Pipe, ID 1060mm 500mm
(mm)
 17 Thickness of
8.4mm 5.0mm
Pipe (mm)
18 Delivery
1 Nos. 1 Nos.
Chambers
19 Irrigable
2500 Ha 600 Ha
Area

9. Estimation and Costing

Total estimated cost for various components of work envisaged for implementation of
Devathkal LIS scheme to provide irrigation facility to 3100 Ha of land based on detailed
planning, designs and estimates works out to 90.30 Crores. The cost estimates are based on
schedule of rates of PWD Common SR, Vol-1, Vol-2, Vol-3, Vol-4, Vol-5 & Vol-6 ,
Karnataka for the year 2021-22 SR. For items where market rates are considered, such rates
are obtained from various vendors to arrive at a reasonably lowest cost.

10. Summary and conclusion

The requirement of water (0.587 TMC) for 120 days 22 hr pumping is for utilization is
being the excess waste water flowing in the nala from the upstream command area of the
same project. Though the proposed ICA of 3100 Ha is notified command area under the
project is suffering from irrigation facility from long time. The proposed area is being
drought prone and deprived of irrigation facility. Hence the above project is proposed for
implementation to stabilize the existing canal network to feed water to the suffering atchkat.
By the implementation of this project, suffering ICA of 3100 Ha will get irrigation facility
thereby increasing the socio-economic status of farmers in the command area and also the
long-term sustainability of livelihood of the area.
11. Report on verification of designs by LIS Consultant KBJNL