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28°0' 27°45' 88°15' PAKI CHU 88
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Discharge (cumec) 55 50 45 40 35 30
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CHPAPER-VI CONCEPTUAL PLANNING AND
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PERIOD Table-7.5 92 Preliminary Fea
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INCREMENTAL (DMU/DMW) 2.60 2.40 2.2
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9.2 PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT 9.2.1 Clim
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CALCULATION OF ENERGY RATE WITH PRE
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TALEM H.E PROJECT R.B.L- EL. 3630 F
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TALEM HYDRO ELECTRIC PROJECT (3 X 2
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27° 47' LOHNAK CHU 3400 U/S COFFER
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SEISMOTECTONICS AND SEISMICITY Seis
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interbanded and are expected to pro
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1940 8 2 3 3 59 . 0 28 . 00 90 . 50
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REPLY OF COMMENTS OF CEA (HP & I )
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REPLY ON COMMENTS OF SP&PA DIVISION
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Sikkim is on the higher side as the
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YEAR/ MONTH I 1976 II III I 1977 II