Design and construction of Pakistan’s Marala hydropower project

  • M.H. Mahu
  • Vol. 27 - Issue 3, 2020

The Marala hydropower project is a low head scheme with an installed capacity of 7.64 MW. The scope of work comprised the construction of a diversion channel, powerhouse, spillway, installation of Kaplan turbines, gates and other key components. The Marala project began commercial operation in November 2018 and is one of four projects planned to be constructed on irrigations canals in the Punjab. This paper describers unique features of the design and construction of the project.

Back to search

Order the full article

Get a copy of this back issue article in digital PDF format

£10.00
Buy Now

Related articles

Ruzizi III dam and hydro plant: Design considerations for a sustainable scheme

Vol. 30 - Issue 3, 2023

A new model for dual control criterion on deformation and deformation coordination for extra-high CFRDs

Vol. 30 - Issue 1, 2023

Advanced concrete technology for the design of spillway energy dissipators

Vol. 29 - Issue 6, 2022

Implementation of the São Roque hydro plant in Brazil

Vol. 29 - Issue 6, 2022
Archive Search

Print Journal

Go in-depth with the international journal on hydropower & dams

Learn more

Design and construction of Pakistan’s Marala hydropower project
  • Vol. 27 - Issue 3, 2020

All your interactions with our website are protected by strong 256-bit encryption. Learn more about how we safeguard your personal data in our Privacy Policy.

Aqua~Media International Ltd is the publisher of The International Journal on Hydropower and Dams, and the organizer of the HYDRO, ASIA and AFRICA event series.

+44 (0)20 8773 7244
  • © 2024 Aqua~Media International Ltd.
  • All Rights Reserved.
  • Website by The Pixel Parlour.
Close
Close