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Adarsh Palm Retreat Water Management strategy

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Page 1: A water management strategy for Adarsh Palm Retreat

Adarsh Palm Retreat

Water Management strategy

Page 2: A water management strategy for Adarsh Palm Retreat

@270 lpcd i.e. Current demand

Parameter @ current occupancy

@ full occupancy

Demand as rainfall

1129.01 2388.08

Actual rainfall of 2015 1188.5 1188.5

Sustainability 59.5 -1200

Average Rainfall 930 930

Sustainability -199 -1458.1

@135 lpcd: Town planning norm estimate

Parameter @ current occupancy

@ full occupancy

Demand as rainfall

564.8 1195.05

Actual rainfall of 2015 1188.5 1188.5

Sustainability 623.6 -6.55

Average Rainfall 930 930

Sustainability 365.9 -265

Demand as rainfall

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Sewage treatment plantCurrent capacity 1.35 MLD

Full occupancy population 12750 No.

Total demand at full occupancy 3.4 MLD

Total supply needed 3.4 MLD

Wastewater generated (80%) 2.73 MLD

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SOLUTIONS

Parameter (1188.5 mm rain)

@ Current Occupancy

@ Full Occupancy

Per Capita Consumption (LPCD) 284 134

Sustainability 0 0

Parameter (930 mm rain)

@ Current Occupancy

@ Full Occupancy

Per Capita Consumption (LPCD) 222 105

Sustainability 0 0

Demand Management goals

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  Total Rainfall

(mm)

80% of the Rainfall (mm)

Capability to recharge aquifer

Suggestions

January - June 387.5 310 Fits into the aquifer

Schedule staggered withdrawal during these months and

consume lessJuly - December 801 640.8 Around 41

mm will flow out

Withdraw continuously during the three

months and consume comfortable

SOLUTIONS

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UTILIZATION OF SHALLOW AQUIFERDO AND LEARN PHASE• 1 designated lane • Recharge wells and one

withdrawal well• Budget ~ Rs. 3-6 Lakh• Observe: Impact on

seepage, response of APR residents, water quality and quantity

• Also roof top rainwater harvesting by towers and/or villa

END GAME • Replicating lane by lane

do and learn phase model

Name Number of recharge wells to capture only paved+

unpaved runoff (20 mm)-Feasible option

Phase 1 133

Phase 2 124

SOLUTIONS