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6 COMPONENT 2: FUTURE REQUIREMENT OF WATERAs per census record, population of Indore city has grown from 0.023 millions (1941) to1.543 million (year 2001). The population as recorded in past census surveys is presentedbelow in table (4).TABLE (4) : Population: IndoreS.No. Year Population % increase1. 1941 2036592. 1951 310859 52.613. 1961 395000 27.074. 1971 573000 45.075. 1981 829327 44.736. 1991 1091618 31.637. 2001 1542618 41.31Average 40.40Based on above, future projections in population growth have been made by the UrbanAdministration Department as given in following table(5).TABLE (5) : Future Population of IndoreSl. No. Year Projected population1. 2011 21506802. 2021 29984263. 2024 33000004. 2031 40000005. 2039 48000006. 2041 5272061The industrial requirement of the city and immediate neighborhood is a variable which isnot very easy to predict. A present demand of 30 MLD increasing to 60 MLD in next 30years have been estimated in project documents of Narmada Phase-III. An industrialcorridor around Pithampur, Indore, Dewas has been proposed and a consultant hasestimated 531 MLD of Industrial Water requirement in 2041 which in absence of soundbasis can not be included in the future demand.The water demand calculation based on per capita demand of 135 L/day with 16%population receiving only 40 L/day and distribution losses of 15% are given below intable(6).16
Sl.No.TABLE (6) : Water demand calculations for 2024 and 2039ParticularsYear2024Year20391. Population (millions) 3.30 4.80(a)(b)Population with house connection facility(83.75%)Population with public stand posts facility(16.25%)2. Water demand @ 135 lpcd for connections &40 lpcd for public stand post (MLD)2.764 4.020536 780Sub Total 3.30 4.800(a) 135x2.76 (year 2024), 135x4.020 (Year 2039) 373.14 542.70(b) 40x.536 (Year 2024), 40x.780 (Year 2039) 22.44 31.20Sub Total (MLD) 396.00 574.003. Fire fighting demand @ √100/ P 6 74 Provision for enroute villages 5 105 Provision for industrial demand 30 606 Provision for MHOW 35 507 Provision for Institutional demand-CAT 7 20Gross Demand Ex. Bijalpur 479.00 721.008 Distribution losses @15% 85 1289 Provision for Dewas 10 15.0010 Deduct quantity presently available fromvarious sourceTotal Net Requirement 564.00 864.00(a) Narmada – 170 MLD 170 170(b)(c)(d)Yashwant Sagar – 20 MLDBiloali – 9 MLDTube wells – 15 MLD29 44Net Demand 360.00 650.00Total net requirement of 564 MLD for the year 2024 and 864 MLD for the year 2039 areassessed. This demand include provision for Dewas, Mhow and Industries.6.1 Meeting future water demandAccording to present strategy, above future demand will mainly be met from followingongoing and proposed water supply project:-17
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