Project-Transfer Route

The introduction of the proposed runoff transfer route to the Patanpiss syncline

Due to the suitable slope and topography, water transfer in the study area is the best way to collect rainwater. Therefore, the proposed paths are shown in the figure.

For each of them, altitude profiles have been drawn in order, which shows that water can be gravity-fed into the Paten Piss syncline and significantly reduce project costs. The figure shows three flow paths, all of which are connected in a tunnel and enter the dam reservoir.

The transfer route of the western runoff from the rivers of the watershed to the Patanpis River (elevations)
The western runoff transfer route, with the height of 388 meters at the starting point and height of 197 m at the ending point (within the channel), which has a height difference of 191 meters, and the length of 66 kilometers, needs a little trench modification. 
 

The transfer route of the western runoff from the rivers of the watershed to the Patanpis River (elevations)


Section showing western runoff transferring route to Patanpis syncline
 

Eastern runoff transferring route of to Patanpis syncline
The eastern runoff transfer route, with the height of 471 meters at the starting point and height of 197 m at the ending point (within the channel), which has a height difference of 274meters, and the length of 36 kilometers, needs a little trench modification.

Eastern runoff transferring route from rivers to Patanpis syncline (Elevatio points) 
                                                                           

Section showing eastern runoff transferring route to Patanpis syncline