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KBL Powers Narmada Valley Development Authority with VT Pumps for Kalisindh Micro Irrigation Scheme
Kirloskar Brothers Limited (KBL) feels proud to have contributed to the ISP Kalisindh Phase-I Micro Lift Irrigation Scheme undertaken by the Narmada Valley Development Authority (NVDA) of the Madhya Pradesh government. KBL’s Vertical Turbine (VT) pumps have been instrumental in ensuring the efficient lifting and distribution of water for irrigation across a vast 100,000 hectares of land.
The Kalisindh Phase-I scheme aims to transform agriculture in the Narmada Valley region by providing reliable micro-irrigation facilities to farmers. These pumps were selected for this project due to their following features:
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• Unmatched Performance: Capable of lifting a staggering 32.04 cumecs (cubic meters per second) of water, these pumps ensure consistent water flow for irrigation across the extensive 100,000-hectare area.
• Robust Design: Built to withstand demanding operating conditions, the VT pumps offer exceptional durability and reliability, ensuring minimal downtime and uninterrupted irrigation.
• Energy Efficiency: Recognising the importance of sustainable solutions, KBL’s VT pumps are designed for energy efficiency, minimising operational costs for the project.
Impact on the Community
By successfully supplying these high-performance pumps, KBL has played a vital role in:
• Improving Agricultural Productivity: With efficient irrigation, farmers can cultivate highyielding crops, leading to increased income and food security.
• Water Conservation: Micro-irrigation techniques employed in the scheme promote water conservation, a crucial aspect in the droughtprone regions of Madhya Pradesh.
• Rural Development: The project empowers farmers by fostering sustainable agricultural practices.
KBL’s collaboration with NVDA exemplifies its commitment to providing innovative and sustainable solutions for agricultural development. The success of this project stands as a testament to KBL’s expertise in fluid management and its dedication to empowering communities through technological advancements.
January - March 2024
