Dams in Pakistan
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Dams are barriers that restrict water flow and come in various types. The document discusses 10 major dams in Pakistan, including Mangla Dam, Tarbela Dam, and Hub Dam. It provides details on the location, construction timelines, dimensions, and purpose of these dams. Several other dams currently under construction are also mentioned, such as the Diamer-Bhasha Dam and Dasu Dam. Dams serve important purposes like irrigation, power generation, flood control, and water supply.
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- 2. Name Salman Hafeez Roll Number 2kx5-civil-106 Submitted By Ma’am Mehwish Nadeem Subject Soil Mechanics II Pakistan Institute of Engineering & Technology, Multan
- 3. Dams: Definition: A dam is a barrier that stops or restricts the flow of water or underground streams. Large Dam: A dam with a height of 15 metres or greater from lowest foundation to crest or a dam between 5 metres and 15 metres impounding more than 3 million cubic metres.
- 4. Purpose of Dams Dams are used for multiple purposes like • Irrigation • Power Generation • Water supply • Flood control • Navigation • Recreation Irrigation Power Generation Water supply Flood control Navigation
- 5. Types of Dam There are 3 main type of dams. 1. Based on Structure 2. Based on Use & Function 3. Based on size & material Construction
- 6. Dams in Pakistan There are 10 big Dam which we discussed: 1. Mangla Dam 2. Tarbela Dam 3. Hub Dam 4. Mirani Dam 5. Sabakzai Dam 6. Gomal Zam Dam 7. Allai khwar Dam 8. Duber khwar Dam 9. Warsak Dam 10. Khanpur Dam
- 7. Mangla Dam • Construction Started: 1961 • Completed: 1967 • Located on: Jhelum River • Height: 147 meters or 482 ft • Length: 3,140 meters or 10,302 ft • Cost: $1.473 billion • Type of dam: Embankment dam
- 8. Mangla Dam
- 9. Tarbela Dam • Started: 1968 • Completed: 1976 • Located on: Indus River • Height: 143.26 meters or 470ft • Length: 2,743.2 meters or 9,000 ft • Cost: $1,497 million • Type of dam: Earth filled dam
- 10. Tarbela Dam
- 11. Hub Dam • Started: 1963 • Completed: 1981 • Located on: Hub River • Height: 48 meters or 157 ft • Length: 24,300 acres • Cost: Rs. 1,191.81 million • Type of dam: Earth filled dam
- 12. Hub Dam
- 13. Mirani Dam • Started: 2002 • Completed: 2006 • Located on: Dasht River • Height: 39 meters or 127 ft • Length: 1,020 meters or 3,350 ft. • Cost: Rs. 5,267.90 million • Type of dam : Concrete faced rock filled
- 14. Mirani Dam
- 15. Sabakzai Dam • Started: 2004 • Completed: 2007 • Located on: Zohb River • Height: 34.7 m or 114 ft • Length: 395 m or 1,296 ft • Cost: Rs. 1.4 billion • Type of dam: Earth and Rock fill dam
- 16. Sabakzai Dam
- 17. Gomal Zam Dam • Started: June 2007 • Completed: June 2015 • Located on: Gomal River • Height: 133 m or 437 ft. • Length: 231 m or 758 ft. • Cost: Rs. 18,056.060 million • Type of dam: Curved gravity, roller compacted concrete
- 18. Gomal Zam Dam
- 19. Allai Khwar Dam • Started: June 2003 • Completed: March 2013 • Located on: Allai Khwar River • Height: 51 m or 167 ft • Length: 88 m or 289 ft • Cost: Rs. 15,669.76 million • Type of dam: Reinforced Cement Concrete
- 20. Allai Khwar Dam
- 21. Duber Khwar Dam • Started: June 2003 • Completed: December 2013 • Located on: Duber Khwar river • Height: 32 m or 133 ft • Length: 202 m or 663 ft • Cost: Rs. 22,208.1 million • Type of dam: Gravity and roller compacted concrete
- 22. Duber Khwar Dam
- 23. Warsak Dam • Started: 1949 • Completed: 1960 • Located on: Kabul River, Peshawar • Height: 76.2 m or 250 ft • Length: 140.2 m or 460 ft. • Cost: Rs. 156 million • Type of dam: Gravity dam
- 24. Warsak Dam
- 25. Khanpur Dam • Started: 1968 • Completed: 1983 • Located on: Haro River, KPK • Height: 51 m or 167 ft • Length: N/A • Cost: Rs. 1,352 million • Type of dam: Gravity dam
- 26. Khanpur Dam
- 27. Under Construction Dams in Pakistan • Punjab: • Akhori Dam – under construction • Kalabagh Dam – proposed • Sindh • Darawat Dam – Located in Jamshoro District • Nai Gaj Dam – under construction in Dadu District.
- 28. Count… • Khyber Pakhtunkhwa : • Dasu Dam - under construction • Bara Dam – under construction • Munda Dam – under construction • Kalam Dam – under construction • Gilgit Baltistan: • Diamer-Bhasha Dam – under construction • Bunji Dam – under construction • Satpara Dam – construction completed in 2013
- 29. Count… • Balochistan • Hingol Dam – proposed • Sukleji Dam – under construction • Naulong Dam – under construction • Darawat Dam - under construction • Garuk Dam – proposed • Winder Dam – proposed • Pelar Dam – proposed
- 30. References • www.wapada.gov.pk • www.wikipidia.com.pk • www.google.com