RURAL WATER SUPPLY SCHEME

PRELIMINARY INVESTIGATION REPORT FOR VILLAGE RURAL WATER SUPPLY

1.0 General Information
1.1 (a) Name of village Thiruviyar
(b) Current water supply methods Dug wells
(c) Year of establishment of above From ancient time
methods

(d) Number of families benefited 200

(e) Agency currently responsible National water supply and drainage
for maintenance board(NWSDB)
(f) Concurrence of maintaining
authority for improvement Agreeable Not agreeable
(g) Name of source World bankrecord2016
1.2 (a) Budgets of above schemes 2million
(b) Duration of above schemes 1 year
construction
(c) Date 02.07.2017
1.3 (a) Divisional Secretary Area Karachi
(b) District Kilinochchi
1.4 Location Thiruviyar refer annex 1

(a) Start 02/07/2017

(b) End 03/07/208
1.5 Historical Data
(a) Year of construction 2017
(b) Duration of above schemes
Construction 1 year
(i) Source of Funds Asian development bank

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2 Water
Quality
Parameter Maximum Maximum Sample
3.1 Yield of Extractable water
.3 desirable permissible
the Source quantity
level
Pumping duration level
Turbidity
Rate of pumping
pH
3.1 Present Water Use Practices
Electrical Conductivity
.4
Chloride ( as Cl )
3.1 Problems and Upgrading
.5 Total Hardness( as
4.0 CaCO
Health3 ) & Sanitation Aspect

4.1 Alkalinity ( as CaCO3)

Health Aspect
Total Dissolved solids
4.2 Sanitation Aspect
Nitrate ( as N)
5.0 Social Aspects
Nitrite ( as N )
5.1 Total
Information
Iron ( asonFe)the location of the
Fluoride ( as F)
Project Area
5.2 Phosphate
Demography ( as PO4)
5.3 Socio Economic Status

5.4 Social Issues regarding Existing

Water - Use Practices

5.5 Findings and Public Consultations

6.0 Environmental Aspects
6.1 Existing Environmental Situation
6.2 Possible Environmental Impacts
Due to Proposed Water Supply
Project

6.3 Possible Mitigation Measures

6.4 Possible Water Source Catchment
Protection

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7.0 Technical Aspects
7.1 Determination of Water
Requirement
7.1.1 Identification of Project area
7.1.2 Assessment of
population

S.No. Village No of family Total members

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7.1.3 Assessment of Non Domestic population

7.1.4 Assessment of Growth rate

7.1.5 Assessment of per Capita Consumption

7.1.6 Assessment of Un Accounted For Water

(UFW)

7.1.7 Calculation of Total water Requirement

7.1.8 Selection of Land

7.2 Water Source Alternatives

7.2.1 Surface Water Sources

7.2.2 Ground Water Source

7.3 Proposed Facilities

Populatio No. of
Head works/TP n served connection Length of
Location/Augmented capacity(m3/d) (total s distribution(km)/
projected (total Size Range
) projected)
Topographical Surveys 1400 200 Transmission
Construction of Pump & 90 mm 25km
Generator House
Supply, Delivery, Installation and
Commissioning of Pumps and
generators
Supplying and Laying of

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 Transmission Pipe Line (90mm,
63mm UPVC pipe)
Supply & delivery of 250L UPVC
tank & Fabrication of suitable
stands for low income
people( assumed as 60% of total
population)
Providing connection, including
water meters
Source investigation, Well
construction and Testing
Construction of 60 m3 Ferro
cement Water Tower
Construction of fencing & gate for
intake site
7.4 Total Cost Estimate

7.5 Operation and Maintenance

7.6 Implementation Schedule

8.0 Physical Data

8.1 (i) Water Sources Tube well

(ii) Water demand of Agriculture (per 1000 l/d/capita

day)
(iii) 500 l/day/capita
Water demand for drinking (per
day)
(iv) Quality of water before treatment Poor
(v) Current treatment system No system
(vi) Quality of water after treatment no treatment
(vii) Current water testing methods Turbidity ,PH meter ,

(viii) Standard of water after treatment PH 6.8

Turbidity 5 NTU

Colour Nill

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9.0 Pump detail
(a) Types of pump Centrifugal pump
(b) 250hp
Power of pump
(c) 5
No of pumps
(d) Pumping rate 100m3/day

10.0 Economic Aspects & Financial Analysis

11.0 Conclusions & Recommendations

ANNEX 1