Headworks, waterway and powerhouse civil works for a run-of-river scheme, executed 47 km beyond the nearest sealed road with a fully self-sufficient site establishment.
The site is inaccessible for roughly ten weeks each monsoon, compressing the productive season.
Penstock alignment crosses a slope with historic instability, requiring foundation redesign after ground investigation.
Cement and reinforcement delivery is limited by road load restrictions on the access route.
A seasonal programme front-loads concrete-intensive activities into the dry window, with monsoon reserved for tunnel-portal support, workshop and fabrication work.
Anchor block foundations were relocated and deepened following supplementary investigation, with slope drainage and instrumentation installed before construction.
On-site batching with an accredited field laboratory removed dependence on external concrete supply.
Material call-off is planned against the road restriction, with a staging yard at the last accessible point and a rolling four-week stock buffer.
Access constructed
18 km
Including slope protection
Status
Ongoing
Headworks and waterway in progress
Site self-sufficiency
Full
Camp, batching, workshop, laboratory
Local workforce
[Sample] 60%
Of total site labour
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