The document provides details of the Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme in 3 stages. Stage 1 includes the head works like intake canal, pump house, rising main, pumping machinery, delivery chamber, transmission line and substation. Stage 2 lists the physical progress of components as 100% completion. Stage 3 summarizes the scheme by dividing the command area into 3 blocks and the proposed allocation of irrigation potential to different areas.
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The project will leave a rich legacy, including:
• adaptation and demonstration of CA-based technologies on selected farmer plots;
• enhancing pro-poor and gender-sensitive targeting of CA-based interventions;
• improving the delivery of information, including on technologies and market opportunities to smallholders, as well as developing policy options and recommendations that favor these technologies; and,
• enhancing the capacity of research, and development interventions, for project stakeholders.
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A pharma city is proposed at Mucherla, in Telangana, India. This is a presentation done at a farmers meeting on 8th August, 2017, at Yacharam, Rangareddy district.
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The project will leave a rich legacy, including:
• adaptation and demonstration of CA-based technologies on selected farmer plots;
• enhancing pro-poor and gender-sensitive targeting of CA-based interventions;
• improving the delivery of information, including on technologies and market opportunities to smallholders, as well as developing policy options and recommendations that favor these technologies; and,
• enhancing the capacity of research, and development interventions, for project stakeholders.
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moisture, it could reduce its total cooling water intake
requirement. One of the most practical way to recover water
from flue gas is to use a condensing heat exchanger. The power
plant could also recover latent heat due to condensation as well
as sensible heat due to lowering the flue gas exit temperature.
Additionally, harmful acids released from the stack can be
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numerical simulations of water (H2O) and sulfuric acid (H2SO4)
condensation in a flue gas condensing heat exchanger was
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mass and energy balances for the system were derived to
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water outlet temperature, mole fraction and condensation rates
of water and sulfuric acid vapors. The equations were solved
using an iterative solution technique with calculations of heat
and mass transfer coefficients and physical properties.
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Welcome to WIPAC Monthly the magazine brought to you by the LinkedIn Group Water Industry Process Automation & Control.
In this month's edition, along with this month's industry news to celebrate the 13 years since the group was created we have articles including
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3. -M/S Larsen & Toubro Ltd-Pumps & Motors-05W+01S/Each 1.80 Cumecs/1850KW/2340HP, Power110KV/6.6KV/20MVA.
Total Discharge-14.40 Cumecs (508.61 Cusecs) Present- 9 Cumecs (317.88 Cusecs) -Length of Raising Main-13.79 KM.
Total Area-57,767 Ha, Present-36100 Ha-Hungund-400 Ha, Lingasugur 21,851 Ha, Maski-13,849 Ha,
ICA-12000 Ha
BLOCK-A
S t a g e - I N a n d a w a d a g i L i f t c u m D r i p I r r i g a t i o n P r o j e c t - 36100 H a
2nd STAGE PROPOSED
ICA-9000 Ha
BLOCK-B
ICA-9000 Ha
BLOCL-A
ICA-11600 Ha
BLOCK-C
ICA-12500 Ha
BLOCK-B
M/S N.D. WADDAR & COMPANY-JV-
M/S TAHAL CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Ltd
M/S TAHAL CONSULTING ENGINEERS
Ltd R/O GURGAON- JV-Finolex Pvt
M/S MEGA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES -JV-
NETAFIM IRRIGATION
Narayanp
ur
Resevior
DC DC1
DC-2
Nandawadagi Khairawadagi Gonavar
Kalli
lingsugur
DC-3 DC 4
KPTCL 220KV Sub
Station Lingasugur
KPTCL 110KV Sub
Station Mudgal
33KV Sub Station
Gonavar
110KV sub station Khairwadagi
33KV sub station Nandawadagi
33KV Sub Station Kalli Lingsugur
Pamankallur
KPTCL 110/33KV Sub Station Kandgal
7. Statement showing the details of Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme-Head Work
SL NO Description Details Stage
1 Name of Work: Survey, Investigation, Design, Supply, Erection, Testing
and Commissioning of required number of VT/metallic volute pumps coupled to HT motor at
proposed Nandawadagi lift head works (from RL 486 to RL 550) viz., Intake channel, Pump
house, Manifold along with Electrical panel, FCMA soft starter, Capacitor, 110 KV Power
transformer, HT cabling, 110 KV sub-station, 110 KV Transmission line, 110 KV terminal bay,
MS raising main, valves, and construction of Delivery chamber, supply of spares parts and
tools including requisite man power for O&M of the system covered under the scope for Five
years from the date of completion for Nandawadagi LIS scheme on turnkey basis.
2 Name of Agency M/s Larsen & Tubro Ltd.
3 Estimate Sanctioned no Amount CER No 39/2014-15 for Rs 288.00 crores
4 Amount Put to Tender Rs 27485.27 Lakhs
5 Agreement Nos and date No 01/2017-18 dtd:07-04-2017
6 Agreement Amount Rs 20700.01 Lakhs
7 Stipulated Period 24 months
8 Due date of Completion 06-04-2019
9 Time extension if approved Approved upto 30-09-2021
10 Physical Progress in Percentage 100%
11 Financial Progress Rs. 18207.00 Lakhs
8. SL NO Description Details Stage
Components
1 Intake Canal, Fore Bay • 400 m length Completed
2 Jackwell cum Pumphouse • 63 m X 18 m X 30.6 m (-12.6 m, +18 m) Completed
3 Rising Main • MS pipe (2.4 m ID, 15 mm thk) – 13.80 Km Completed
4
Pumping machinery
• VT Pumps & Motors – 6 Nos (5W + 1S)
• Pump capacity – 6480 m³/hr, Dyn Head-82.8m
head
• Motor capacity – 1850KW / 2340 HP
Completed
i)
Delivery chamber
• 24 m X 24 m X (-6 m)
• 14.385 cumecs capacity 90 Seconds retention
Completed
ii)
Transmission Line
• Transmission Line (110 KV) – 24 km
• Terminal bay extension at sub-station
Completed
5 Sub-station • Sub-station - 110/6.6 KV with 20mVA
Transformers
Completed
6
Allied works along pipeline
• Manifold – 30m, Road/Nalla crossings – 7
Nos, AV-28 Nos, SCV Valve chambers – 14
Nos, Thrust blocks – 2 Nos, Surge protection
(ACV-14 Nos, Stand Pipe – 1 No) etc.
Completed
17. Statement showing the details of Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme Block-A
SL NO Description Details Stage
1 Name of Work: “DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING OPERATION AND , MAINTAINANCE, TRAINING
AND TRANSFER OF NANDAWADAGI DRIP IRRIGATION SCHEME PACKAGE 1 (BLOCK A-12000 HA) AUTOMATED DRIP IRRIGATION
SYSTEM ON BUILD OPERATE MAINTAIN AND TRANSFER BASIS CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING : PUMPING MACHINERIES,
33KV POWER TRANSFORMER, HT CABLING, 33KV SUB-STATION, 33KV TRANSMISSION LINE, 33KV TERMINAL BAY, RISING MAIN
INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION OF CIVIL WORKS OF SUMP WELL, PUMP HOSE, ELECTRICAL WORKS, EOT CRANES SUPPLY OF
SPARE PARTS, TOOLS, DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM INCLUDING DRIP LINE, AUTO FILTERS, SECONDARY FILTERS, FERTILIZER
EQUIPMENTS, IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS, SOLENOID VALVES, PRESSURE RELIF VALVES, SURGE PROTECTION SYSTEM
INCLUDES BLADDER VESSEL WITH COMBINATION OF SURGE SUPPRESSION AIR VALVES, HYDRAULIC MANAGEMENT AND
DISTRICT MANGEMENT SYSTEM FOR EACH 500HA AND EACH 50HA CHAK, BUTTERFLY VALVES, FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES
ETC AND CONVEYANCE OF WATER FROM PUMP HOUSE - 1 TO DELIVERY CHAMBER FOR PUMP HOUSE 2 INCLUDING REQUISITE
MAN POWER FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM FOR FIVE YEARS AFTER THE DATE OF COMPLETION OF THE
WORK ETC; COMPLETE ON TURNKEY BASIS. (Work Indent No 16747)
2 Name of Agency JV of Tahal Consulting Engineers Ltd. and Finolex Plasson
Industries Pvt Ltd
3 Estimate Sanctioned no Amount CER No 01/18-19 for Rs 559.21 crores
4 Amount Put to Tender Rs 55219.22 Lakhs
5 Agreement Nos and date No 64/19-20 dtd:9-1-2020
6 Agreement Amount Rs 61559.28 Lakhs
7 Stipulated Period 24 months
8 Due date of Completion 08-01-2022
9 Time extension if approved NIL
10 Physical Progress in Percentage 35%
11 Financial Progress Rs. 18533.45 Lakhs (30%)
18. SL NO Description Details Stage of progress
Components
1 Sump cum Pump house @
Nandawadagi Village
Sump: 80.70x80.70x4.00M
Pump house :
55.50x8.00x14.70M
Excavation is under progress
2 Delivery Chamber-1 @
Khairawadagi Village
15.50x15.50x4.40M Completed
3 Gravity Main 3.00m dia, 14kms 6.50Km has been completed and
remaining work is under progress.
4 Bulk Water Raising Main
i) MS Pipes 49.388 Kms
(dia:500-1400mm)
Procurement process is under
progress
ii) HDPE Pipes 6.407 Kms
(dia:400mm)
6.407km of HDPE pipes have been
procured and laid.
5 Feeder Main (HDPE pipes) 130.515 Kms
(dia: 160-400mm)
130.515km of HDPE pipes have been
procured out of which 62.00km has
been laid & remaining work is under
progress
19. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
6 PVC Pipes 2972.160kms
(dia: 40-160mm)
QAP submitted for approval
7 Drip System
a) Drip Lateral including
risers
8.00 Crores meters As per the directions od MD KBJNL
Bangalore vide letter no 2067 date
20.9.2021 – procurement of Drip laterals
not done
b) Drip Accessories QAP submitted for approval
8 33KV Substation at
Nandawadagi HW
Power Sanction from KPTCL is obtained
9 Transmission line from
Kandagal to sub station
13.00km Survey work & Estimate preparation is
under progress
10 Electro- Mechanical Works
i) Pump & Motors 9W+2S=11Nos Pumping Machinery Design Details are
approved, QAP is submitted for approval
20. SL NO Description
ISSUES
1 Construction of Sump cum Pump house for Package-1 at survey no 76/1 of Nandawadagi
village was initially stopped by the land owners as they were demanding already awarded Land
compensation by Government for Delivery Chamber and from march the work is in progress.
2 Laying of Gravity Main Pipe line (Total length -14Km already 6.50 km laid) is delayed as the
Farmers are not allowing to work due to standing crops and demanding for Award of land
compensation.-Land Acquisition is under award stage (19(1)).
3 Due to Standing Crops, the progress of the work is getting delayed at Bulk Water supply and
Feeder pipeline laying works.
4 For 33KV sub station power sanction is obtained from KPTCL, Transmission line from
Kandagal to sub station Survey work & Estimate preparation is under progress
5 Laying of Gravity Main Pipe line 6.50Km has been completed and remaining work is under
progress. MS pipe fabrication at site is approved by competent authority and accordingly QAP
is submitted for approval
6 Thrust valves, Air valves and scour valves design and drawings are approved, QAP of the
valves are not submitted by the agency. The gaps are left for construction of these valves in the
Gravity main and also for the Hydro testing. The hydro pressure test is not been done for the
laid pipe line.
7 Construction of zonal head control rooms (24 Nos) are not allowed by the farmers due to
standing crops and also demanding for land compensation.
28. Statement showing the details of Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme Block-B
SL NO Description Details Stage
1 Name of Work:-“ DESIGN, SUPPLY, INSTALLATION, TESTING AND COMMISSIONING ,OPERATION, MAINTAINANCE, TRAINING
AND TRANSFER OF NANDAWADAGI DRIP IRRIGATION SCHEME PACKAGE 2 BLOCK B-12500 HA AUTOMATED DRIP IRRIGATION
SYSTEM ON BUILD ,OPERATE, MAINTAIN AND TRANSFER BASIS CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING : PUMPING MACHINERIES,
110KV & 33KV POWER TRANSFORMERS, HT CABLING, 110KV & 33KV SUBSTATIONS, 110KV & 33KV TRANSMISSION LINES, 110KV &
33KV TERMINAL BAYS, RISING MAIN INCLUDING CONSTRUCTION OF CIVIL WORKS , SUMP WELL, PUMP HOSE, ELECTRICAL
WORKS, EOT CRANES SUPPLY OF SPARE PARTS, TOOLS, DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM INCLUDING DRIP LINE, AUTO FILTERS,
SECONDARY FILTERS, FERTILIZER EQUIPMENTS, IRRIGATION CONTROLLERS, SOLENOID VALVES, PRESSURE RELIEF VALVES,
SURGE PROTECTION SYSTEMS INCLUDES BLADDER VESSEL WITH COMBINATION OF SURGE SUPPRESSION AIR VALVES,
HYDRAULIC MANAGEMENT AND DISTRICT MANGEMENT SYSTEM FOR EACH 500HA AND EACH 50HA CHAK, BUTTERFLY VALVES,
FITTINGS AND ACCESSORIES ETC AND RISING MAIN FOR PUMP HOUSE -3 AND FOR PUMP HOUSE 4 WITH PUMPS , MOTORS,
POWER TRANSFOMERS , LINE TERMINAL BAYS WITH CIVIL , MECHANICAL WORKS AND ELECTRICAL WORKS . INCLUDING
REQUISITE MAN POWER FOR OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE SYSTEM FOR FIVE YEARS AFTER THE DATE OF
COMPLETION OF THE WORK ETC; COMPLETE ON TURNKEY BASIS ( Work Indent No 16748)
2 Name of Agency M/s MEGHA ENGINEERING & INFRASTRUCTURES
LIMITED-NETAFIM IRRIGATION PVT.LTD.(JV) ,(MEIL-
NETAFIM (JV).
3 Estimate Sanctioned no Amount CER No 02/18-19 for Rs 62363.00 Lakhs
4 Amount Put to Tender Rs 55217.84 Lakhs
5 Agreement Nos and date No 45/19-20 dtd:18-11-2019
6 Agreement Amount Rs 61209.77 Lakhs
7 Stipulated Period 24 months
8 Due date of Completion 17-11-2021
9 Time extension if approved Proposal Submitted
10 Physical Progress in Percentage 50%
11 Financial Progress Rs.27165 Lakhs (44.38%)
29. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
Components
1 Sump cum Pump house 1
@ Khairawadagi village
Sump 98.00x 35.50m
Pump house 23.775 X 50.8m
60% of work completed.
2 Sump cum Pump house 2
@ Kalli lingasugur village
Sump 48x 45.5 m
Pump house 62 x11.0 m
90% of work completed.
3 Raising Main i)1.50 m dia, 14.505Kms 14.505km of MS pipes have been
procured out of which 9.50 km has
been laid and remaining work is under
progress.
ii) 2.30 m dia, 6.956 kms Out of 6.956 km of MS pipes of
2.30m dia 1.00km have been
procured. Remaining quantity of MS
Pipes procurement is under progress.
0.50km has been laid and remaining
work is under progress.
4 Bulk Water Rising Main
i) MS Pipes 51.50 Kms
(dia:350-1100mm)
Procurement process is under
progress
ii) HDPE Pipes 182.226 Kms
(dia:160-315mm)
182.226km of HDPE pipes have been
procured out of which 112km has
been laid & remaining work is under
30. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
5 PVC Pipes 2795.045 Kms
(dia: 40-160mm)
2215km of PVC pipes have been procured out
of which 550km has been laid & remaining
work is under progress (Rs.60.00crores has
been paid out of Rs.105.30 crores before Aug
2021)
6 Drip System
a) Drip Lateral including
risers
8.23 Crores meters Out of 8.23 crore meters of Drip Lateral pipes
0.50crore meters have been procured.
As per the directions of MD KBJNL bangalore
vide letter no 2067 date 20.9.2021 –
procurement of remaining Drip laterals not
done. (Rs.3.71crores has been paid out of
Rs.93.63 crores before Aug 2021)
b) Drip Accessories Rs.17.82crores has been paid out of Rs.44.06
crores before Aug 2021
7 110 kv Substation at
khairawadagi
10 Mva Power Sanction from KPTCL is
obtained
8 Transmission line from
present Mudgal to
Tondihal 110Kv line @
tower no 42 to
Khairawadagi Sub Station
1.50km Line survey work completed and estimate is
submitted for approval to KPTCL
31. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
9 33 kv Substation at
kalli lingasagur
3 Mva Power Sanction from KPTCL is
obtained
10 Transmission line from
mudgal to kalli
lingasugur
15.00kms Line survey work completed and estimate is
submitted for approval to GESCOM
11 Electro- Mechanical
Works
i) Pump & Motors @
Khairawadagi Pump
House
6W+2S=8Nos Pumping Machinery Design Details, QAP are
approved & 4 No of Motors are supplied to
site and remaining pumps and motors
procurement process is under progress
ii) Pump & Motors @
Kallilingasugur Pump
House
10W+2S=12Nos Pumping Machinery Design Details, QAP are
approved. Supply of Jyothi company Pumps
QAP has been submitted to MD office for
technical verification.
32. SL NO Description
ISSUES
1 Laying of Raising Main Pipe line is delayed as the Farmers are not allowing to
work due to standing crops and demanding for Award of land compensation.
Land Acquisition is under award stage (19(1)).
2 Due to Standing Crops, the progress of the work is getting delayed at all pipeline
laying works.
3 110KV & 33KV power sanction cleared from KPTCL, awaiting clearance from
GESCOM. Transmission survey line estimate is submitted to KPTCL &
GESCOM authorities for clearance.
4 Thrust valves, Air valves and scour valves design and drawings are approved,
QAP of the valves are not submitted by the agency. The gaps are left for
construction of these valves in the Raising main and also for the Hydro testing.
The hydro pressure test is not been done for the laid pipe line.
5 Construction of zonal head control rooms out of 25 Nos 18 are under
construction, remaining are not allowed by the farmers due to standing crops and
also demanding for land compensation.
38. Statement showing the details of Nandawadagi Lift Irrigation Scheme Block-C
SL NO Description Details Stage
1 Name of Work:-““Package 3 : block- C- 11600 Ha design, supply, installation, testing and commissioning operation
and , maintainance, training and transfer of Nandawadagi drip irrigation scheme Package – 3 (Block-C-11600 Ha)
automated drip irrigation system on build operate maintain and transfer basis consisting of the following :
pumping machineries, 33KV power transformer, HT cabling, 33KV sub-station, 33KV transmission line, 33KV
terminal bay, rising main including construction of civil works of sump well, pump hose, electrical works, EOT
cranes supply of spare parts, tools, drip irrigation system including drip line, auto filters, secondary filters,
fertilizer equipments, irrigation controllers, solenoid valves, pressure relif valve, surge protection system includes
bladder vessel with combination of surge suppression air valves, hydraulic management and district mangement
system for 500Ha and 50Ha chak, butterfly valves, fittings and accessories etc and gravity main system with
delivery chamber including requisite man power for operation and maintenance of the system for five years after
the date of completion on turnkey basis.( Work Indent No 16749).
2 Name of Agency M/s. N.D. Waddar & Company, Lingasugur.
3 Estimate Sanctioned no Amount CER No 03/18-19 for Rs 65358.00 Lakhs
4 Amount Put to Tender Rs 55198.60 Lakhs
5 Agreement Nos and date No 26/19-20 dtd:05-10-2019
6 Agreement Amount Rs 59182.78 Lakhs
7 Stipulated Period 24 months
8 Due date of Completion 04-10-2021
9 Time extension if approved NIL
10 Physical Progress in Percentage 75%
11 Financial Progress Rs.43941.00 Lakhs (74.33%)
39. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
Components
1 Sump cum Pump house @
Gonavar Village
Sump 71m x 71 m 20% of work completed.
2 Raising Main - i)2.3 m dia, 20.825
Kms
20.35 km has been laid and remaining work
is under progress.
Gravity Main Gonavar to
Pamanakellur
ii) 2.0 m dia, 5.93
kms
Out of 5.93km of MS pipes 2.0m dia
4.00km have been procured, laying is not
yet tackled.
4 Bulk Water Rising Main
i) MS Pipes 24.31Kms
(dia:550-1150mm)
Out of procured 24.31 km of MS pipes
21.20km have been laid. Remaining work is
under progress.
ii) HDPE Pipes 143.965 Kms
(dia:110-450mm)
143.965km of HDPE pipes have been
procured out of which 82km has been laid
& remaining work is under progress
5 PVC Pipes 2730.00 Kms
(dia: 40-160mm)
2795.045km of PVC pipes have been
procured and laying work is under progress
(Rs.45.30crores has been paid out of
Rs.52.71 crores before Aug 2021)
40. SL
NO
Description Details Stage of progress
6 Drip System
a) Drip Lateral including
risers
3.70 Crores meters Out of 3.70 crore meters of Drip Lateral
pipes 3.70 crore meters have been procured.
As per the directions of MD KBJNL
bangalore vide letter no 2067 date
20.9.2021 – Laying of Drip laterals not
done. (Rs.94.76crores has been paid out of
Rs.94.76 crores before Aug 2021)
b) Drip Accessories Rs.10.00crores has been paid out of
Rs.10.89 crores before Aug 2021
8 33Kv Substation @
Gonavar village
2.5 Mva Power Sanction from KPTCL is
obtained
9 Transmission Line Estimate submitted for GESCOM
10 Electro- Mechanical Works
i) Pump & Motors @ Gonavar
Pump House
11W+3S=14Nos Pumping Machinery Design Details, QAP
are approved & 14 No of Pumps and
motors are supplied to site.
41. SL NO Description
ISSUES
1 Construction of Sump cum Pump house and delivery Chamber for Package-3
delayed due to land Problem.
2 Laying of Gravity Main Pipe line is delayed as the Farmers are not allowing to
work due to standing crops and demanding for Award of land compensation.
Land Acquisition award stage completed.
3 Due to Standing Crops, the progress of the work is getting delayed at all pipeline
laying works.
4 33KV power sanction cleared from KPTCL, awaiting clearance from GESCOM.
Transmission survey line estimate is submitted to GESCOM authorities for
clearance.
5 Thrust valves, Air valves and scour valves design, drawings and QAP are
approved, procurement and quality inspection is under process. The gaps are left
for construction of these valves in the Raising main.
6 Construction of 25 nos zonal head control rooms are not allowed by the farmers
due to standing crops and also demanding for land compensation. Land
Acquisition proposal submitted to SLAO.
49. LAND ACQUISTION DETAILS OF NANDWADAGI DRIP IRRIGATION SCHEME
SL No Name of Scheme
Total Area to
be acquired
Area
already
Acquired
Balance
area
Acquired Status of acquisition
A G A G A G 11(1) JMC RRAP 19(1) Awarded Remarks
1 Head work 100 32 100 32 -- -- -- -- -- -- 100-32
2 Package-I 100 7 -- -- 100 7 -- -- 100-7 -- --
3 Package-II 77 36 -- -- 77 36 -- -- -- 77-36 --
4 Package-III 93 38 -- -- 93 38 -- -- -- 93-38
Grand total for NLIS 371 33 100 32 272 1 100-07 171-34 100-32 371