The Tungabhadra Dam, also known as Pampa Sagar, is a water reservoir constructed across the Tungabhadra River in the Hosapete-Koppal confluence in Karnataka, India. It is a multipurpose dam serving irrigation, electricity generation, flood control, etc . for the state.

The Tungabhadra Dam is located on Tungabhadra River at about 6 KM from Hospet in Bellary District. The full reservoir capacity at FRL of 1633 feet is 100.855 TMC with a live storage of 95 TMC. The water from the reservoir is utilised by participating states as …

HYDRO-ELECTRIC WING. Although primarily intended as an Irrigation Project, the impounded water in Tungabhadra Reservoir is also utilized to generate power before being let out into the canals for irrigation purpose.

Tungabhadra Hydro Electric Scheme. Hospet's electricity is dependent mostly on Tungabhadra river's multipurpose dams. The Hydro Electric wing of the city uses the stored water in the Tungabhadra reservoir to generate power before sending it to the canals for irrigation.

Hydro Electric Scheme. The Tungabhadra Hydro Electric Scheme was undertaken in the composite Mardas State in the post war period under the first five-year plan in the year 1950. The work on the project was taken up in the year 1951 but no appreciable progress was achieved till the end of the year 1953.

2011年5月14日 · Tungabhadra Dam and Hampi Hydroelectric Power Project India is located at Near Hosapete, Karnataka, India. Location coordinates are: Latitude= 15.2615, Longitude= 76.3379. This infrastructure is of TYPE Hydro Power Plant with a design capacity of 72 MWe. It has 8 unit (s). The first unit was commissioned in 1957 and the last in 1964.

The Tungabhadra Hydro Electric Scheme was undertaken in the composite Madras State in the post war period under the first five-year plan in the year 1950. The work on the project was taken up in the year 1951 but no appreciable progress was achieved till the end of the year 1953.

2024年8月11日 · Explore the Tungabhadra Dam, a key engineering feat and vital infrastructure in southern India. This article delves into its history, construction, impact on agriculture and power generation, as well as its environmental and social implications. Discover how the dam has transformed the region and continues to be a cornerstone of development.

The plant is expected to produce a gross energy of 30 million KW hours per annum. The project will be exploiting the water released from the Tungabhadra dam reservoir into the RBHLC in order to generate power. The energy generated at the project will be supplied to the two states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh in India.

Tungabhadra dam Powerhouse is a hydro power plant operated by Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation with a total output of 36.00 MW. Wikimedia Commons OpenStreetMap