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Summary of the water volume, and progress of water shortage prevention and mitigation measures in Rayong and Chonburi Provinces for 2014 8 January 2014 Water War Room

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SUMMARY OF THE WATER VOLUME, AND PROGRESS OF WATER SHORTAGE PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES IN RAYONG AND CHONBURI PROVINCES FOR 2014-15  On January 8th 2015 the combined water volume in the 3 reservoirs is = 215.23 MCM. (78.2%) • Decrease since yesterday= -0.99 MCM. •

Water diversion through tunnel from the KlongYai res. to NongPlaLai res. presently stopped due to Klong Yai Res. level being lower than Nongplalai Res.

Water transfer from Prasae Reservoir to Klongyai Reservoir

 0 MCM pumped during January 7th  (Pumps stopped for pipe repairs)

 0 MCM accumulated volume to date (1 Jan 15 – 8 Jan 15 at 6:00 am)  20.30 MCM accumulated volume to date (1 Aug 14 – 

25 Dec 15 at 6:00 am)

The Royal Irrigation Department has temporarily raised the spillway level at Klongyai and Prasae Reservoirs by 0.50m

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OVERVIEW

OF WATER SITUATION IN

Chachoengsao Reserve Pond P2

P4

RAYONG-CHONBURI AREA JANUARY 8TH 2015

Chonburi

P1

Rayong

Bangphra

Nongkho

Dokkrai

Nongplalai

Klong Yai

Prasae

117.00

21.40

71.40

163.75

40.10

248.00

58.00

16.98

46.38

146.23

22.63

233.24

50%

79%

65%

89%

56%

94%

45.95

15.98

43.38

132.73

19.63

213.24

-0.28

-0.04

0.120

0.173

0.172

P3

P5 P6

Private Pond

Reservoir capacity (MCM) Current storage volume (MCM) 6 Percentage of reservoir capacity Useable storage volume Samnakbok (excluding Dead Storage) Reserve Pond (MCM) Inflow into reservoir (MCM)

P7

Bang Phra res. P9

58.0

82

P-BPN P8

17.0

Nong Kho res.

P10

0.464

-

Water volume compared -1.58 -0.44 -2.46 -3.07 -0.99 to previous week -2.88 (-decrease, +increase) -2.02 -6.53 (MCM) Total water volume in 74.98 MCM 215.23 MCM each area (54.2%) (78.2%) Note: * When storage volume falls below 15.2 MCM, it is not possible to transfer water from Klongyai Reservoir to Nongplalai Reservoir

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233.2

22.6

Khlong Yai res. P11Pla Lai res. 46.4 Nong P12 P-NP3 P13 Dok Krai res. P14

Prasae res.

146.2

P

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120 P7

P15

180

Raw Water Pipe Line (EW) P16

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department

Demand 2557 (MCM.) Supply (MCM.) Pump Station Raw Water Pipe Line (RID)

Existing Pipe Network

Existing Pipe Network

Constructing Pipe Network

2 Constructing Pipe Network


PROGRESS OF WATER SHORTAGE PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES IN CHONBURI PROVINCES Planned/actual water volume (MCM) Measure 1. Primary measures 1.1Transfer water from Prasae Reservoir to Klongyai Reservoir via the Prasae-Klongyai pipeline and Klong Namdaeng canal 1.2Connecting pipe between RID’s PrasaeKlongyai and Eastwater’s Prasae-Nongplalai pipelines to transfer water in 2015

2014

2015

Total

Jul

Aug

Sep

Oct

Nov

Dec

Plan

-

4.7

6.0

7.0

7.0

7.0

Actual

-

Plan

-

-

-

-

-

-

78

78

Plan

-

-

2.0

2.0

2.0

2.0

-

8.0

Actual

-

-

-

4.99 4.38 5.95 4.98

-

-

0.91 0.48

- Cumulative pumped volume since August 1st, 2014 = 20.30 MCM 20.30 - Pumps stopped for pipe repairs

1.39

Total

Plan

0.6

Actual

0.6

4.09 5.41 5.22

Plan

0.6

8.3 12.5 13.5

Actual

0.6

3.6

4.5

4.5

2.7

1.4

-

-

9.7

10.4

9.08 10.70 11.65 4.98

- The 20 km of pipe laying to connect to existing PS-KY pipeline is scheduled be completed Jan ‘15 - The 30km of pipe from new pump station is scheduled for May ‘15 - Pumping started on September 3th, 2014 - Pumps stopped

- Pumping from Bangpakong River started 25th, July 2014 17.3 - Currently, pumps stopped according to instruction letter 15.33 from CCS Province

1.4Water transfer from Bangpakong River Pumping water for use in local area and for storage in Bangphra

Status (8th Jan. 2014)

31.7

Actual 1.3Pump water from Rayong River back to Nongplalai Reservoir using RID’s Wat Lahanyai pump station.

RAYONG AND

78

134.4

37.01

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PROGRESS OF WATER SHORTAGE PREVENTION AND MITIGATION MEASURES IN CHONBURI PROVINCES

Measure

Water volume (MCM)

Planned implementation

10-20

Apr-July 2015

RAYONG AND

Status

2. Eastwater’s secondary measures Private pond in Chonburi area

Under construction

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Simulation of water volume in main Rayong Reservoirs

Scenario with Prasae-Konglyai water transfer and reduction of water send to Chonburi

8 Jan . 15 215.2 MCM.


WATER SITUATION OF NONGPLALAI, DOKKRAI AND KLONGYAI RESERVOIRS

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department


WATER SITUATION OF BANGPHRA AND NONGKHO RESERVOIRS

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department

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WATER SITUATION OF PRASAE RESERVOIR

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department

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WATER SITUATION OF DOKKRAI RESERVOIR (BY YEAR)

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department


WATER SITUATION OF NONGPLALAI RESERVOIR (BY YEAR)

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department


WATER SITUATION OF KLONGYAI RESERVOIR (BY YEAR)

Source of data: Royal Irrigation Department


Progress of pipe-laying of Prasae-Nongplalai pipeline

30 km from beginning (Prasae reservoir to Junction point with new pipeline) 20 km at end (junction with existing RID pipeline to Nongplalai Reservoir)

Location of laid pipeline Progress Summary : 30 km. section (beginning) – 8 construction teams; length of laid pipe: 8,466.5 m. (31.53%) as of 7 Jan 2015

: 20 km section (tail end) – 11 construction teams; length of laid pipe: 14,724.9 m. (63.73%) : Total length of laid paid 23,191.4 m. (46.42%)


TUBMA RESERVOIR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT OBJECTIVE To develop raw water reservoir to increase water supply by 47 MCM per year by pumping water from Rayong River and Tabma canal to be stored at the Tabma reservoir Investment: Bt.2,200 mil P

Tabma Canal pumping station

P Tabma pond pumping station

Capacity:

47 MCM per year

Project duration:

60 months

Progress update:

57.81%

Operating date:

End 2015

(Expedited to be complete

P

2015, RY River Progress:

by Sep.

pump ready Jun. 2015)

Started construction of

Tubma

Canal and Rayong River pump stations and pipe laying (9,768 m). Main pump station design is

being

finalized.

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Source : East Water

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