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ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT
OF
CUIJIAYING SHIPPING AND HYDROPOWER PIVOTAL PROJECT AT THE HAN RIVER Public Disclosure Authorized
(Final Report) Public Disclosure Authorized
THE 2ND HARBOUR ENGINEERING INVESTIGATION & DESIGN INSTITlT'I E OF Public Disclosure Authorized THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS
JANUARY 2005
EA TEAM: THE 2ND HARBOUR ENGINEERING INVESTIGATION
& DESIGN INSTITUTE OF THE MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATIONS
(SHEIDI) (EA CERTIFICATE NO.: 2603)
Institute Director: Peng Liangxing, Senior Engineer
Chief Engineer: Wang Jin, Senior Engineer
Director of EA Division: Luo Xianqing, Senior Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030002) Chief Engineer of EA Division: Fang Jianzhang, Senior Engineer (Reviewed by) (Certificate No.: A26030003) Project EA Team Leader: You Lix in, Senior Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030006) Prepared by:- Yu J in b i a o, Senior Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030005) Chen Yong, SeniorEngineer (Certificate No.: A26030008) Li Haidong, Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030009) H u Z h i we i, Assistant Engineer (Certificate No.: A2603001 1) Wang Mi n g, Assistant Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030012)
EA Cooperation Units:
1. HYDROBIOS RESEARCH INSTITUTE OF CHINESE ACADEMY OF
SCIENCES
2. XIANGFAN ENVIRONMENT MONITORING STATION
3. CENTRAL CHINA NORMAL UNIVERSITY Participants of EA Cooperation Units: He Shunping (Ichthyologist); Liu Shengxiang Sun Zhenghui Wang Ling
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.0 GENERAL ...... 1
l l OBJECTIvE OF EIA . 1.2 EIA BASIS ...... I 1.3 EIA STANDARDS ...... 3 1.4 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION OBJECTS ...... 5 1.5 ASSESSMENT GRADE ...... 6 1.6 SCOPE AND PERIOD OF A S SESSNM ENT ...... 7 1.7 A SS ESSM COENT NTENTAND EM PHASES ...... 7 1.8 ORGANIZATION AND SPLIT OF EIA TASK ...... 8
2.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW AND ENGINEERING ANALYSIS ...... 10
2.1 PROJECT OVERVIEW ...... 1...... I 0 2.2 INUINDATION OF THE RESERVOIR AREA AND RESETTLEMENT ...... 22 2.3 CONSTRUCTION CONDITIONS AND WORK LOAD ...... '8 2.4 PROJECT INVESTMENT AND CONSTRUCTION PERIOD ...... 32 2 .5 ENGINEERING ANALYSIS ...... 32 2.6 ENVIRONMENT IMPACT IDENTIFICATION RESULTS ...... 37
3.0 ENVIRONMENT BASELINE SURVEY & ASSESSMENT ...... 40
3.1 NATURAL ENVIRONMENT OVERVIEW ...... 400...... 3.2 SOCIO-ECONOMIC SITUATION ...... 43 3. 3 INTRODUCTION TO YULIANGZHOU ISLAND -- ECO-TOUR ISLAND ...... 45 3.4 EN\/IRONMvENT FUNCTION ZONING AND POLLUTION SOURCES SURVEY...... 46 3.5 ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT BASELINE ...... 47 3.6 INVESTIGATION & IMPACTASSESSMENT OF SLIRFACE WATER QUALITY BASELINE ...... 61...... 61 3.7 AmBIENITAIR QUALITY BASELINE SURV'EY AND ASSESSMENT ...... 65 3.8 ACoUSTIC ENVIRONMENT QUALITY BASELINE SURVEY AND ASSESSMENT ...... 66 3.9 PUBILIC HEALTH BA SELINESURVEY ANDASSESSiMENT ...... 67
4.0 ENVIRONNIENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT ...... 68
4.1 PREDICTION OF IMPACTS ON WATER ENVIRONNMENT ...... 6S 4.2 THE PREDICTION OF IMPACTS ON ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT ...... 79 4.3 PREDICTION OF ENNVIRONMENTAIR INFLUENCE ...... S4 4.4 PREDICTION OF THE IMPACTS ON ACOUSTIC ENVIRONNIENT OF THE PROJECT ...... S6 4.5 ANAL YSIS OF ENV IRONMNENTAL IMPACTS OF RESER\NOIR INUNDATI ON AND RESETTLENIENT .88...... SS 4.6 AN-\LYSIS OF THE GEOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT INFLLUENCE ...... 9 1 4.7 ANALY'SIS OF INIPACTS ON LOCAL CLIMIATE ...... 93 4.S ANALYSIS OF IMPACTS OF THE PROIECT ON PEOPLE'S FIEALTH ...... 97 4.9 ANAIYSIS OF IMPACTS ON' CULTURAL SITES ...... 9S 4.1 0 POW\ ER TRAN\SMISSION AND TRANSFORMIATION WVIRE ENVIRONMFNT-r A\ALYSIS ...... 103...... I 3
5.0 .-x.-ALY'SIS OF IMiPACTrS OFSTrOCK Y'ARID DEX'EElOP\lEN'T AND M.ATERIAl TRANSPORT ON ENNVIRONM'\IENT ...... 105 5.1 STOCK YARD EN\'IRON E\IT SESL;R\ E) ...... I.0 5.2 A\.AL)SIS OF THE EN\ IRONNIENT-\L I,NIP.ACTS BY DEV'ELOP)\IENT OF M%'IATERIAL SOLURCE FIELDS ...... 1 06 5.3 ANALYSIS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF MIATERIALS TRANSPORT ...... 107
6.0 ANALYSIS OF IINIPACTS OF IIPROV-ED NAV\,jIGAXTION CONDITIONS ON EN V IRON M EN T ...... 109
6.1 EXISTING NAVIGATION CONDITIONS IN THE HAN RIVER ...... 109 6.2 OUTLINE OF NAVIGATION IMPROVEMIENT PROIECT IN THE HAN RIVER ...... 110 6.3 RELATION BETWEEN CUILIAYING HYDROPOWNER COMPLEX AND SOUTH-NORTH WATER TRANSFER INTERMEDIATE LINE PROJECT ...... 113 6.4 ENVIRONMENT IMPACT OF SOUTH-NORTH WATER TRANSFER INTERMIEDIATE LINE PROJECT ON XIANGFAN SECTION OF HAN RIVER ...... 113 6.5 FAVORITE INFLUENCE OF CUI.IIAVYING HYDROPOWER COMPLEX TO HAN RIVER ...... 117
7.0 EVALUTATION OF ENVIRONM.ENT IMPACT OF ROAD ACCESS TO THE DAM ...... 120
7.1 OUTLINE INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENT OF ROAD ACCESS TO THE DAM ...... 120 7.2 IMPACT OF ROAD RECOVERY CONSTRUCTION IN THE RESERVOIR AREA TO ENVIRONMENT ...... 120
8.0 ASSESSMENT ON INFLUENCE OF SOIL EROSION ON ENVIRONM\IENT ...... 122
8.1 STATUS QUO OF SOIL EROSION AND WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION ...... 122 8.2 FORECASTING OF SOIL EROSION ...... 122 8.3 PREVENTIVE AND TREATMENT SCHENIE FOR SOIL EROSION ...... 24
9 EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS.. 133
9.1 IDENTIFICATION OF HAZARDS .133 9.2 ANALYSIS OF HAZARDS FREQUENCY .133 9.3 ANALYSIS OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF ACCIDENTS .. 136 9.4 PREVENTIVE MEASURES AND EMERGENCY MEASURES .. 136
10.0 M\IEASURES FOR ENVIRONMNIENTAL PROTECTION AND INVESTMENT EST1NIATEI 42
10.1 MEASURES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION DURING CONSTRUCTION .142 10.2 MEASURES FOR ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN THE STAGE OF OPERATION.. 152 10.3 ENVIRONMIENTAL PROTECTION MEASURES FOR THE EN\IRONMENTAL SENSITIVE ZONE. 1 54 10.4 ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION INVESTMENT ESTIMATE .. 155
11.0 PTUBLIC CONSULTATION AND INFOR.M.ATION DISCLOSURE ...... 159
1 1.1 OBJECTIVE OF PUBLIC PARTICIPA\TION .5...... 59 11.2 PERFORMANCE OF PLIBIC PARTICIPATION AND SURE ...... I 5...... 9 11.3 RESLULT STATISTICS OF QUESTION\ AIRES ...... 162 11.4 THE CONIPLAINTAND REQUIREMENTS OF FHE CONSULTED OBJECTS ...... 164 11.5 IN FO RNM ATIO N D ISC'LOSU RE ...... 1...... 165
12.0 SNALYSIS OF ENVIRONNIEN TAI. INFLUENCES OF ALTERNATIVE SCHEME ...... 1...... 66
1 I A'.\N ALYSIS OF EN\ IRON\IF\ TA:L ILF ES OI SEL-ECTION OF SITE SCHEMES ...... 16...... 6...106 1'.2\N V_IYSIS OF EN\VIRO\\IE\TI.XL INFI-L E\. ES OF SELECTIO\ OF GENERAL L. \ OLT SCIIENIIS I )FT1Il: PIV OT ...... 1...6...5...... 16 S -12.3SELECTION OFoW\TER LE\ EL IN E SC HIE\IES . 69 12.4 COMPARISON OF ENVIRONMIENT.AL INFLUENCES BETWEEN\ WITH AND WITI-IOUTCUIII.AYING SHIPPING AND HYDROPO\\WER PIVOT ...... 171
13.0 MIONITORINGAND MANAGENIENT PLAN OF ENNIRON.NIENTAL PROTECTION ..... 173
13.1 ENVIRONMENT MONITORING PLAN ...... 173 13.2 ENVIRONjMENT.-LADMINISTRATION ...... 184 13.3 TIE LEGAL FORCES FOR ENVIRONNIENTALPROTECTION ACTION PLAN ...... 190
14.0 ANALYSIS OF ECONOMIC LOSS AND BENEFIT OF ENVIRONMIENTAL IMPACTS.. 194
14.1 ANALYSIS IN EN\IRONNMENTALECONOMICBENEFIT ...... 194 14.2 ANALYSIS OF LOSS OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ...... 197
15.0 CONCLUSIONS AND SUGGESTIONS ...... 199
15.1 ASSESSNIENT CONCLUSIONS ...... 199 15.2 SLIGGESTIONS ...... 206
16.0 ANALYSIS ON ACCUMULATED IMPACTS ...... 207
I 6.IANALYSIS OF CUMULATIVE IMPACTS ON THE VALLEY DEVELOPMIENT ...... 209 16.2 CONCLUSION OF CUMULATIVE EFFECTS ...... 2 I1
17.0 ANALYSIS OF INDIRECT IMPACTS ...... 212
17.1 IMIPACTS ON COMMUNICATIONS AND TRANSPORTATION ...... 22...... '12 17.2 IMNPACTS ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT ...... 9 13 17.3 IMPACTS ON AGRICLILTURAL DEVELOPMENT ...... :214 17.4 IMPACTS ON SOCIAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ...... 215 17.5 IMPACTS ON REGIONAL PUBLIC UTILITIES .1...... 216 17.6 IMPACTS ON REGIONAL FLOOD CONTROL . . 21 7
1.0 GENERAL
1.1 Objective of EIA
Engaged by the Preparation Team of the Project Department, the SHEIDI will conduct the project EA. The Project will cause impacts on the environment of the dam site and inundated area to a certain extent. The environment impact assessment of the project is to be carried out in order to understand and master the environment situation before construction and to forecast the environment impacts by the construction of the project through project pollution analysis and to put forward feasible measures for pollution prevention and treatment and impact lessening and to give out basis for project decision and to supervise environment protection design and environment management of the project and to achieve economic, social and environment benefits at the same time.
More specifically, the purposes of the EIA are:
(1). To improve the decision-making process by introducing environmental criteria and assessment to design engineers and decision makers and to ensure the Project is environmentally sound and sustainable;
(2). To ensure adverse environmental impacts be identified and evaluated in the earlier stage of the Project development so as to develop appropriate measures to avoid, mitigate, reduce or otherwise minimize the adverse impacts to acceptable levels;
(3). To develop measures of compensation for the impacts which could not be avoided or mitigated; and;
(4). To provide a basis for Project executing agency and relevant government agencies to develop and implement plans for environmental management and monitoring.
1.2 EIA Basis
1.2.1 World Bank Requirements
The World Bank requirements include primarily the Bank's ten safeguard policies, including Operational Policies (OP), Best Procedure (BP), Good Practice (GP) and Operational Directives (OD). These safeguard policies are:
Environmental Assessment (OP/BP/GP4.01); Forestry (OP/GP4.36); Natural Habitats (OP/BP4.04); Safety of Dams (OP/BP4.37); Pest Management (OP4.09); Involuntary Resettlement (OP4.12); Indigenous People (OD4.20); Cultural Property (OP4. 11); Projects in Disputed Areas (OP/BP/GP7.60); and
I Projects on International Waterways (OP/BP/GP7.50).
Among these safeguards policies, Environmental Assessment (OP4.01) is the primary requirements and thus will be fully applied in this report and other EA documentation. In addition, other safeguard policies will first be screened during the EA and fully applied if triggered by the screening. Safety of Dams (OP/BP4.37), Natural Habitats (OP/BP4.04), Pest Management (OP4.09) and Forestry (OP/GP4.36) will be applied in this Report too. Involuntary Resettlement and Cultural Property will be applied in by two separate teams, but the major findings and subsequent assessment will be included in the EA process and the EA reports.
Since there are no project components that involve international waterways, indigenous people (OD4.20) or disputed areas as defined under OP7.60, policies related to these subjects will not be applied in the EA.
1.2.2 National laws and regulations
1). Environmental Protection Law of PRC; 2). Environment Impact Assessment Law of PRC; 3). Land Management Law of PRC; 4). Noise Pollution Prevention Law of PRC; 5). Air Pollution Prevention Law of PRC; 6). Water Pollution Prevention Law of PRC; 7). Solid Waste Pollution Prevention Law of PRC; 8). Water and Soil Conservation Law of PRC; 9). Anti-flood Law of PRC; 10). Rules of Environmental Protection Management for Construction Projects, issued by the State Council of PRC, November 29, 1998; 11). Notice on Enhancing Environment Impact Assessment Management Work of Construction Projects Financed by International Financial Organizations issued by the SEPA, the State Planning Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the People's Bank of China; 12). Basic Farmland Protection Rules issued by the State Council of PRC; 13). Measures Concerning Environmental Protection and Management for Transportation Construction Projects, issued by MOC; 14). Notice on Enhancing Ecological Protection of Everglade issued by the SEPA, March 31, 1994; 15). Pollution Prevention and Treatment Management Rules of Drinking Water Source Protection Zone issued by the SEPA, the Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Construction, the Ministry of Water Conservancy and the Ministry of Geology and Minerals; 16). Notice to Strengthen the Environmental Impact Assessment and Management of Construction Projects Financed by Loan from International Financial Organizations, jointly issued by SEPA, the State Planning Commission, the Ministry of Finance and the People's Bank of China; 17).Electromagnetic Radiation Environment Protection Management Methods issued by SEPA; 18).Hubei Provincial Environment Protection Rules; 19). Hubei Provincial Government General Office's Transmitting the Notice on Hubei Surface Water Environment Function Classification; 20). Han River Water Pollution Prevention and Treatment Ordinances
1.2.3 EIA technical documents
2 (1). Environment Impact Assessment Technical Guide Rules (HJ/T2.1-2.3-93); (2). Environment Impact Assessment Technical Guide Rules for Water Conservancy and Hydropower Project (HJ/T88-2003) ; (3). Environrnent Impact Assessment Technical Guide Rules for Acoustic EnvironMent (HJ/T2.4-1995); (4). Environment Impact Assessment Technical Guide Rules for Non-pollution Ecological Impacts (HJ/T19-1997); (5). Environment Impact Assessment Code for Inland River Shipping Construction Project (JTJ227-200 1); (6) . Integrated Treatment Code for Water and Soil Conservation (GB/Ti6543.1 - 16543.6-1996); (7). Technical Specification for Water and Soil Conservation Plan of Construction Project (SL204-98).
1.2.4 Project Study Document & Special Reports
(1) Feasibility Study Report of the Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at the Han River; (2) Special Report of Water and Soil Conservation;
(3) Water Resource Demonstration Report;
(4) Special Report of Flood Control and River Regime Impacts;
(5) Special Report of Cultural Relics Plan. 1.2.5 Engagement Document
Engagement Letter for EA work for the Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at the Han River by the Preparation Team of the Project Department of the Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at the Han River
1.3 EIA Standards
As per the environment categories of the project area, the following standards will be applied in the EIA.
1.3.1 Water environment
(1) The main functions of the Han River are drinking, shipping and irrigation. Class II of Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002) will be based for water environment baseline and impact assessment for the section upstream of the Xiangfan Railway Bridge. Class III of Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3 838-2002) will be based for water environment baseline and impact assessment for the section downstream of the Xiangfan Railway Bridge. Class IV of Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002) will be based for water environment baseline and impact assessment for the Tangbai River. (See Table 1.3-1). (2) Wastewater discharge will be evaluated by Class I in Integrated Wastewater discharge Stanidard
3 (GB8978-1996) (Table 1.3-2). Table 1.3-1 Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002) Unit: mg/L(except pH)
No Item Class II Class III Class IV 1 pH 6-9 6-9 6-9 2 SS / l I 3 COD 15 20 30
4 BOD5 3 4 6 5 Dissolved 02 6 5 3
6 COD5 3 4 5 7 Potassium permanganate 4 6 10 index 10 8 Total P 0.1 0.2 0.3 9 Total N 0.5 1.0 1.5 10 Oils 0.05 0.05 0.5 11 Ammonian 0.5 1.0 1.5 Total coliform 2000 10000 20000 Remarks Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002)
Table 1.3-2 Integrated Wastewater discharge Standard(GB8978-96) Unit: mg/L
Item SS CODcr BOD5 Oils Total P Ammonian Class I 70 100 20 5 0.5 15
1.3.2 Acoustic environment (1) With reference to the Standard of Environmental Noise of Urban Area (GB3096-93), Class III will be applied for the residential areas within the EA scope of the project: 65dB(A) at day and 55dB(A) at night. (2) Noise Limits for Construction Site (GB12523-90) will be applied in the assessment for construction phase noise impacts (Table 1.3-3).
Table 1.3-3 Noise Limitsfor ConstructionSite (GB12523-90) Unit: dB(A) Construction stage Major source of noise Noise limit Daytime
Earth & stone work Bulldozer, excavator, loader, etc. 75 Earth & stone work Piling Pile driver, etc. 85 Piling Structuring Concrete mixer, etc. 70 Structuring Fitment Hoist, elevator etc. 65 Fitment
1.3.3 ambient air (1) Class II of the Ambient Air Quality Standard (GB3095-1996) will be applied for ambient air baseline and impact assessment (See Table 1.3-4). (2) Emissions of air pollutants are evaluated using Class II standard in Integrated Emission
4 StandardofA ir Pollutants (GB6297-1996) (see Table 1.3-5).
Table 1.3-4 AmbientAir Quality Standard (GB3095-1996) Unit: (mg/m 3 ) Item SO 2 NO2 TSP Class II Daily average 0.15 0.12 0.30 Hourly average 0.50 0.24 /
Table 1.3-5 Class II of the IntegratedEmission StandardofAir Pollutants (GB 16297-1996) Max. Max. Discharge Speed (kg/h) Pollutant Concentration Limit for diffilsed Pollutant allowable Height of chimney(m) Class I discharge (mg/mr) (/r 3) Hih fciie() Cas1 15 3.5 TSP 120 20 5.9 Max. Concentration in TSP312020 5.9 ambient air 1.0 30 23
1.4 Environment Protection Objects
1.4.1 Environment protection objects in the aspects of ambient air and noise
Environment protection objects in the aspects of ambient air and noise are Qianying Team No.5 and Qianying Team No.6 of Panggong Township, Shuiwa Team No.1, Zhongzhou Team No.3 and Zhongzhou Team No.4 and Shangzhou Team No.4 of Dongjin Township. Details are shown in Table 1.4-1.
Table 1.4-1 Environment protection objects in the aspects of ambient air and noise Total Household Nearest distance with the Relative location population quantity dam site (im) with the dam site Qianying Team No.5 170 42 600 NW Qianying Team No.6 206 50 400 W Shuiwa Team No.1 487 120 1600 SW Shangzhou Team No.4 372 93 1600 NE Zhongzhou Team No.3 505 126 1400 E Zhongzhou Team No.4 290 72 1400 E
1.4.2 Protection objects of water environment and ecological environment The Xiangfan city water intakes and industrial water intakes, the water quality and fishes of the Xiangfan section of the Han River are protection objects of water enviromnent and ecological enviromnent. Details are shown in Table 1.4-2
5 Table 1.4-2 Summary of the Xiangfan city water intakes and industrial water intakes No. Item Capacity (1 04 t/d) Distance to the dam site (km) 1 Xiangfan No. 2 Water 3.5 (domestic water) 16 (upstream) Plant 2 Xiangfan No. 4 Water 7 (domestic water) 15 (upstream) Plant 3 XiangfanNo. 1 Water 4.5 (domestic water) 17.5 (upstream) Plant 4 Xiangfan No. 3 Water 15 (domestic water) 16.5 (upstream) Plant 5 Xiangfan No. 5 Water 20.5 (domestic water) 28 (upstream) Plant 6 Dongfeng Automobile 7.51ndustrial water 28.5 (upstream) Company Water Plant 7 Water intake of 4.OIndustrial water 18.5 (upstream) Xiangfan Thermal Power Plant 8 Water intake of 2.51ndustrial water 18 (upstream) Xiangfan Cotton Spinning Plant 9 Water intake of 3.21ndustrial water 1.5 (upstream) Zhongtian Co. 10 Water intake of 92.71ndustrial water 5(downstream) Xiangfan Power Plant
1.5 Assessment Grade
Based on the project characteristics and the environment features of the project area, and based on the requirements in the Technical Guidelines for Environmental Impacts Assessment, the classification of EA for the project is described as follows:
Table 1.5-1 EIAClassification Description Class Basis Based on HJ/2.4-1995, the noise level is expected to Acoustic environment Class III increase by 3-5 dB(A) when the project is completed. This project falls into medium-large size project. Ambient air Class III Based on HJ/12.2-93, emission volume Pi<2.5X10 9 Biological Class Based on HJ/T19-1997, the affected area>50 km2, biomass environment reduced by<50%, bio-diversity reduced by <50%. Based on HJ/T2.3-93, for wastewater discharge <1000 Water environment Class II m3/d, the large, medium and small rivers will follow the Class I_IV surface water standard respectively.
6 1.6 Scope and Period of Assessment 1.6.1 Scope of assessment
Based on the requirements of the Technical Specifications for EA of Inland River Shipping Construction Project and the actual situation of the site surveys of the project, the scope of the impacts is determined to be:
(1) Social Environment: the area directly affected by the project; (2) Ecological Environment: about 40km channel of the inundated area and 1Okm downward the dam, 200m outside the highest channel inundated line, the assessment scope will be properly extended as per the distribution of the spoil sites; (3) Acoustic environment: 200m outside the highest channel inundated line; (4) Water environment: about 40km channel of the inundated area and lOkm downward the dam; (5) Ambient air: 200m outside the highest channel inundated line; (6) Electromagnetic field: EA scope of power frequency electric field and magnetic field is 30m belt type region along 110 kV power supply line. The sketch map of assessment scope is shown in Fig. 1.6-1. 1.6.2 Period of assessment The assessment periods are construction and operation periods.
1.7 Assessment Content and Emphases 1.7.1 Assessment content The main content of the environment impact assessment of this project includes:
(1) Environment baseline assessment (2) Ecological environment impact assessment (3) Acoustic environment impact assessment (4) Water environment impact assessment (5) Ambient air impact assessment (6) Social impact assessment (7) Public consultation (8) Alternatives comparison and selection (9) Pollution prevention and treatment measures and environment economic profit and loss analysis
1.7.2 Assessment emphases
The assessment emphases are ecological environment, water environment, social impact, alternatives comparison and selection, public consultation and pollution prevention and treatment measures, especially impacts on the water quality and fishes of the reservoir area, and water quality of related water areas of intakes and drains of Xiangfan city.
7 1.8 Organization and Split of EIA Task 1.8.1 EIA team, EIA cooperation institutes and participants 1.8.1.1 EA team and main leaders
(1) SHEIDI as the EAteam
President (deputy): Peng Liangxing, Senior Engineer
(2) Main leaders of the EA task of the Project Director of EA Division: Luo Xianqing, Senior Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030002) Vice Director and Chief Engineer of EA Division: Fang Jianzhang, Senior Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030003)
(3) Project EA Team Leader: You Lixin, Environment Engineering SeniorEngineer (Certificate No.: A26030006) (4) Participants YuJinbiao Environment Engineering SeniorEngineer (Certificate No.: A26030005) ChenYong Environment Engineering Engineer Certificate No.: A26030008) Li Haidong Environment Engineering Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030009) Hu Zhiwei Environment Engineering Assistant Engineer (Certificate No.: A26030011) Wang Ming Environment Engineering AssistantEngineer (Certificate No.: A26030012) 1.8.1.2 EA cooperation institutes
Xiangfan Municipal Environment Monitoring Station
Sun Zhenghui, Wang Ling
Hydrobios Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences
He Shunping (Ichthyologist)
Central China Normal University
Liu Shengxiang (Ecologist)
1.8.2 Split of work (1) Scope of work of EA team
8 the assessment scope of Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project: 1 s*/ -- (I) Social Environment: the area directly affected by the project; (2)Ecological Environment: about 40km channel of the inundated area and 1Okm downward the dam, 200m outside the highest channel inundated line; (3)Acoustic environment: 200m outside the highest channel inundated lime: (4)Water envirornment: about 33km channel of the inundated area and 1Okm downward the dam, (5) Ambient air: 200m outside the highest channel inundated line; (6)Electromagnetic field: 30m belt type region along llO KV power supply line.
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(2) Scope of work of EA cooperation institute
Xiangfan Municipal Environment Monitoring Station is responsible for monitoring the current environment quality within project area, and collect information on pollution source, natural environment, and social environment.
Hydrobios Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Sciences is responsible for hydrobios and fishes survey and analysis of the Xiangfan Section of the Han River.
Central China Normal University is responsible for exterior auditing of hydrobios and fishes survey and analysis of the Xiangfan Section of the Han River.
1.9 Procedure for Internal Examination and Approval Entrusted by the preparation group of project department of Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at Han River, The 2nd Harbor Engineering Investigation & Design Institute of The Ministry of Communications undertakes the environment impact assessment of Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at Han River. Based on onsite exploration and collection of information, The 2nd Harbor Engineering Investigation & Design Institute of The Ministry of Communications prepared and completed the environment impact assessment outline in April 2004 and State Bureau of Environmental Protection convened and held Technical Assessment Meeting of Environment Impact Assessment of Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project at Han River, the representatives and experts totaling 25 persons from State Bureau of Environmental Protection, Environmental Engineering Assessment Center, Environmental Protection Office of Ministry of Communications, Chinese Academy of Environment Science, Marine Growth Research Institute of Chinese Academy of Science, Hubei Bureau of Communications, Hubei Bureau of Environmental Protection, Hubei Academy of Environment Science, Xiangfan Bureau of Communications, Xiangfan Bureau of Water Resources, Xiangfan Bureau of Environmental Protection, the owner and the design unit carried out first-hand investigation of Cuijiaying Site, Yuliangzhou, Xiangfan Fourth Water Supply Plant, the drain contamination of the water gate and the backwater area of Tangbai River in Xiangfan. Environmental Engineering Assessment Center of State Bureau of Environmental Protection gave an official and written reply according to GHPGG (2004) No. 98 Document. As to the names of the experts attending the assessment meeting, see the attachment. The 2nd Harbor Engineering Investigation & Design Institute of The Ministry of Communications will prepare the assessment report according to the assessment suggestions from Environmental Engineering Assessment Center of State Bureau of Environmental Protection; after the report is prepared, Environmental Protection Office of Ministry of Communications will review and give an official and written reply to the report.
9 2.0 PROJECT OVERVIEW AND ENGINEERING ANALYSIS
2.1 Project Overview
2.1.1 Geographical location
Xiangfan City is located at the northwestem Hubei and the middle reaches of the Han River, 110°45"' 0 0 113 43E and 31 14'-32°37N. Xiangfan City is the second largest city of Hubei province through which three railway trunks of the Jiaoliu Railline, the Xiangyu Railline and Handan Railline and National Roads No. 207 and 316 are crossing. Xiangfan City is located at the center of the Xiangfan territory, divided into three towns-Xiangcheng, Fancheng (including three economic development zones of automobile industry, hi-tech industry and Yuliangzhou tourist industry ) and Xiangyang District (the former Xiangyang County Seat). Xiangcheng is the political, cultural and educational center of the whole city.
The dam site of the project is situated at the Panggong Township, Xiangfan City, 17km away from the Xiangfan city zone, its geographical location is shown in the attached drawing No.2.1 -1. 2.1.2 Drainage Area Plan Overview 2.1.2.1 Drainage Area Overview The Han River is one of the largest tributaries at the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, originating from Ningqiang County at the south foot of the Qingling Mountain, flowing through Hanzhong and Ankang of Shaanxi and Shiyan, Xiangfan, Jingmen, Tianmen, Qianjiang, Xiantao and Xiaogan, converging into the Yangtze River in Wuhan, 1567km long in total.
The total drainage area of the Han River is 159,000km 2, accounting for 8.8% of the total Yangtze drainage area, situated at 106'12' 114 0 14E and 30008'"340 11N, including southern Shaanxi, western Henan, northern and central Hubei and part of northeastern Sichuan and southeastern Gansu, with the Qingling Mountain, the Waifang Mountain, the Funiu Mountain and the Yellow River drainage area as boundary in the north; the Funiu Mountain, the Tongbai Mountain and the Huai River drainage area as boundary in the northeast; the Daba Mountain, the Jing Mountain and the Jialing River and the Juzhang River as boundary in the southwest; the Jianghan Plain in the southeast without obvious natural watershed; connecting with the Dongjing River in the right and the Fu River water system in the left, the water system of the whole drainage area is of nervation type. The water system of the Han River drainage area is shown in Drawing No. 2.1-2.
The total fall of the trunk stream of the Han River is 1964m, the Han River can be classified into three typical river sections as per the valley features: 918km upstream of Danjiangkou as the upstream of the Han River with catchment area of 1.52 x I04km2, this section belongs to mountainous river with average gradient ratio of 6/10000, more shoals, rapid flow, scree riverbed, partly stone riverbed. The 270km Danjiangkou to Zhongxiang section is the middle reaches section with catchment area of 6.48x 1 4 km I flowing through hills and valley basins, with more shoals and shallowness, instable riverbed and average gradient ratio of 2/10000. Since the Danjiangkou Reservoir was impounded in 1968, at present it is still at the adjustment stage and riverbed load of local section has been coarsened because of change of water coming and sand coming conditions. The 379km downstream of Zhongxiang is the downstream of the Hian River with catchment area of 137x104km2 , average gradient ratio of about 1/10000, both banks having revetments, sanding riverbed, gradually narrowed, belonging to wandering single riverway.
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11 Table 2.1-1 Main techno-economic figures of the 7 dams in the Han River drainage area in Shaaxi Unit Pi Huangjinjia Shiquan Xihe Ankang Xunyang Shuhe Jiahe
River Han HAN Han Han Han Han Han located Location Yang Shiquan Shiquan Ankang Xunyang Xunyang Baihe, county Shaaxi Yunxi, Hubei Controlled Km2 18500 23400 26100 35700 42400 40400 51100 drainage
Annual /s 256 341 375 605 679 692 719 average flow Nonnal m 450 410 365 330 240 218 199 impounded level Dead water m 400 395 362 300 237 215 194 level Available I0 'mi- 1.04 2.72 0.18 24.3 0.46 0.37 0.18 storage Installed 104Kw 12.5 13.5 8.0 80 30 20 27 capacity Assured 104K7w 2.01 3.2 2.0 17.5 5.7 5.9 4.6 capacity Annual l07Kkw h 5.0 6.3 4.16 28 8.4 8.9 8.5 power output Inundated 10Mu 0.12 0.474 0.24 4.59 0.52 0.10 0.25 farmland Resettlement 10 person 0.11 0.646 0.265 5.05 1.08 0.10 0.25 Dam type Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete Concrete gravity gravity dam gravity gravity dam gate dam gate dam gate dam dam dam Max. damn i 60 65 58 120 48 66 48 height Earthwork 10 m 84 123 54 304.2 Concrete 104m 64 46 21 2.6 work State Planned Constructed Planned Cucted cted Planned Planned Plarned Remark
12 Table 2.1-2 Main techlno-econornic figures of the pivots in the HaII River drainage area in Hubei
Unit Gushan Danjiangkou Wangpuzhou Xinji Cuijiaying Yakou Nianpanshan I luajiawan Xinglong Total Item Later scale
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Location Yun county, Danjiangkou Laohekou Xiangyang Xiangyang Yicheng Zhongxiang Zhongxiang Tianmen, Yunxi city city Qianjiang Natural Distance to km 829.7 652 621.1 562.3 509.8 453.7 400.1 344.5 273.7 feature outfall Catchment Kmi- 60440 95200 95886 103165 130624 133087 140340 area of the dam site Annual I1Tmj 271.5 398.2 253.1 283.1 342.0 347.3 362.8 average water quantity X Design flood m /s 33200 79000 18070 18750 20470 21070 22840 23000 19400 flow Check flood m3/s 42800 118000 22000 24500 30670 31270 33040 26100 21600 flow Nonnal m 180 170 88 78 64 57 51 42 36 impounded Reservoir level feature Design max. r/s 33000 22300 18210 18750 20470 21070 20550 23000 drain flow 19400 Check max. m 7/s42660 47400 22070 24500 30670 31270 29710 21600 ddraini flow Dead water m 180 145A150 / / / / / level Total storage 10 m 2.69 290.5 2.22 4.55 5.6 5.41 8.6 Dead storage iOrmi 1.14 126.9-100 Control 1O"mT 162.5A190.5 0.20 storage Control Day Years Day Day Day Day Day _perfonnance Antiflood 1T0 m l / storage .
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Unit Gushan Dani5 angkou WanigpuzsouXinji Cuijiaying Yakou Nianpanshan Huajiawan Xinglong Later scale Total Item
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 12 13 Integrated Antiflood 1935 flood application can be benefit / handled / / / / / Irrigation 10 Mu -20 108m3 145 Installed capacity 104kw 15 90 10.9 18 8.5 90 12.0 Assured capacity 10ikw 4.0 23.6 3.8 5.15 2.75 2.38 3.46 Annual power l0 8 kwh 6.73 33.8 4.18 6.49 3.52 3.46 4.70 output Annual on-stream h 4487 3755 3835 3604 4141 3844 3917 hours Channel improved km 36 220 -20 Hydro- Quantity of power Set 5 6 4 5 5 5 4 power generating units station Maximum head m 18.0 80.9 10.3 13.05 7.0 6.0 8.52 features Minimum head m 7.1 55.4 3.7 7.95 0.7 2.06 2.14 Average weighted m 14.6 69.1 8.66 11.45 5.60 4.95 6.60 head Draught height m -3.8 -4.0 6.7 -6.50 -2.5 -1.8 -4.92 Setting height m 161 88 71.0 59.0 50.6 42 63.3 Powerhouse type Riverbed Darn toe Riverbed Riverbed Riverbed Riverbed Riverbed Powerhouse dimension Length m 142 175.5 132 174.0 133.3 140 117 Width m 66 26.2 72 72.5 68.7 72.0 70.0 Height m 52 49.3 64 47.5 45.6 44.4 45.5
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Unit Gushan Danjiamgkou wa`gpulIou Xinji Culijiaying Yakou Nianpanshan Laterscale Huajiawan Xinglong Total Item
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Project Dam type Concrete Slotted Flat Flat Flat Flat Flat bottom Flat bottom Flat features gravity gravity bottom bottom bottom bottom gate dam gate, bottom dam dam gate dam gate dam gate dam gate darn flooding gate, weir flooding weir Total dan axial line m 593 1141 12387 2196 2200 979 1124 998 length Dam top elevation m 193.5 176.6 91.3 79.5 69.0 59.5 54.0 48.66 45 Maximum darn height m 44.0 111.6 15.3 17.5 19.0 18.5 19.0 15.66 19.0 Dam site bedrock Marble Grit Grit Grit Grit Grit Overflow weir elevation m 164 152 41.5 35.5 Overflow weir width m 19X 14 20 X 8.5 / / / / / 800 800 Deep hole elevation m 113 78.0 64.0 52.0 43.0 37.0 35.0 28.0 (gate bottom plate) Deep hole size (single m / 5X6 14.5 15.0 14.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 15.0 gate hole width) Deep hole quantity pc / 11 23 29 55 61 36 16 9 (gatehole quantity) Basic seismic intensity 0 VI VI-VII VI VI VI VI VI VI VI Ship pass building type Inclined Ship lift Shiplock Shiplock Shiplock Shiplock Shiplock Shiplock Shiplock ship lift Ship box size Length m 40 24 120 120 120 120 120 120 120 Width m 8.7 10 12 12 23 23 23 23 23 Depth m 13 0.9 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 2.5 Design capacity 1 100 300 300 300 500 500 500 500 500
15 Unlit Gushan Dalijiangkou Wagpuzliou Xinj i Cuijiaying Yakou Nianpanshan Huajiawan Xinglong Total Late Scae Item
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Main Excavation I OT'h 140.5 25.9 813.9 684.3 1351.8 2044 610.1 46.2 83.4 5800 work Filling l 4m 20.8 555.0 437.3 520.1 109.3 82.4 68.6 170.4 141.5 2084.5 load Concrete 104m3 67.8 118.0 51.05 53.8 48.7 42.67 49.17 18.8 17.4 467.39 Steel materials 10 t 2.53 0.7 1.93 2.43 2.44 3.07 2.61 0.59 0.5 16.8 bliwlatioii Inundated Mu 0.09 20.2 1.21 1.57 0.49 farmland Resettlement 104 0.50 22.4 0.023 1.11 0.73 person Backwater line km 35.5 193.6 30.0 length Period Total period a 5 5 4 4.5 5 5 4.5 3 3 I t Total investment 10yua 6.82 33.11 6.86 12.31 7.03 7.97 7.71 3.38 2.48 87.67 Investment/kW yuan/kW 4546.7 6293.6 6838.9 8270.6 8855.6 6245 Reservoir 16':iuan 0.66 26.87 0.20 1.86 / / 0.98 investment State Planned Constucted IConstructed Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned Planned
16 Among the planned 16 dams, four water conservancy facilities built in the Han River are located at the upstream of the Cuijiaying Pivot, which are described as below:
1. Shiquan Water Conservancy Pivot
It is 1198km away from the mouth of the Han River, built in 1975, normal impounded level of 410m, dead water level of 375m, once-every-100-year design flood flow of 21500m3 /s, total reservoir capacity of 550 million m3, belonging to seasonal control reservoir, total installed capacity of 13.5 X 104kW, no shiplock has been built till now.
2. Ankang Water Conservancy Pivot
It is 1022km away from the mouth of the Han River, normal impounded level of 330m, dead water level of 300m, once-every-100-year design flood flow of 35600m 3 /s at P=0.2%, total reservoir capacity of 2580 million mi3 , belonging to incomplete annual control reservoir, total installed capacity of 80 X 104kW, a l OOt vertical ship lift has been built with amnual throughput capacity of 25-30 X 104t and drain shipping flow of 90' 110m 3 /s.
3. Danjiangkou Water Conservancy Pivot
It is located at joint of upstream and middle reach of the Han River, 649km away from the mouth of the Han River, built in 1973, normal impounded level of 157m (Wusong), dead water level of 139m(Wusong), total reservoir capacity of 17450 million mi3 , backwater length of 178km, total installed capacity of 90 X 104kW, the preliminary scale of the pivot is composed of barrage, hydropower station, irrigation canal and ship lift, the hydropower station undertakes the peak control task, and minimum drain flow of 200m3/s. The Danjiangkou Water Conservancy Pivot has exerted enormous benefits since its first power generating unit generated power in 1968 and its initial scale formed in 1973. It has preliminarily eliminated the flood threat to about 8 million Mu farmland and nearly 5 million people at the middle reaches and downstream of the Han River, and it is the peak control, frequency modulation and emergency spare power plant in the Huazhong power network. It has achieved outstanding benefits in the aspects of irrigation and aquatics breeding, and it has advantages and disadvantages in the shipping aspect, the advantages are that 95km upstream Danjiangkou forms a deepwater channel in the reservoir area and that the drain flow process is getting uniform and shipping conditions of local sections are improved because of control and storage function of the reservoir at the downstream of the dam; the disadvantages are that the backwater alteration zone of the reservoir area is of large range, and that the navigation blocking problem is serious at regression period, and water and sand condition change at dam toe will make the riverbed have new adjustment and evolvement, especially the water level daily change extent is large which is extremely disadvantageous to navigation because of the impacts of daily control instable flow. In addition, the ship passing facility of the pivot is of 150DWT, not reaching the original design capacity-300DWT, some problems exist in the aspects of equipment and management. Now the middle-line scheme of the South Water Diverted to North Project has been decided, the elevation of the Danjiangkou Dam will be increased up to 170m (Wusong).
4. Wangpuzhou Water Conservancy Pivot
It is located at about 3km downstream of Laohekou city zone, 30km away from upstream Danjiangkou Pivot, 621.1knm away from the mouth of the Han River, the first step of middle
17 and downstream of the Han River, featured as hydropower generation, together with irrigation, breed aquatics and tour, normal impounded level of 86.23m, dead water level of 85.48m, once-every-50-year design flood flow of 18070 m 3/s , total reservoir capacity of 3.095X 108 m3 , total installed capacity of 10.9 X 104kW. The operation way of the reservoir is quite related with control of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, when the reservoir is at the initial diversion scale of 1.5 billion m3 , the Wangpuzhou hydropower station will be operated synchronically with the Danjiangkou hydropower station, the minimum drain flow for navigation is 200m3/s. Such operation way makes the Wangpuzhou hydropower station possess peak control function naturally, but at the same time, impacts of daily control instable flow on the downstream channel will appear. The later scale, i.e. the Danjiangkou Dam will be heightened to the final scale, will gradually change the operation way of the Wangpuzhou hydropower station, make the reservoir able to be partly or completely deregulated. The pivot will build a 300DWT shiplock with the effective dimensions of the lock chamber of 120x12x2.5m.
Layouts of water conservancy pivots built and to be built at the Han River are shown in the attached drawings No.2.1-3. 2.1.2.3 Logic sequence of construction of Shipping and Hydropower Pivot in Han River Valley 1. According to the principle of fully and reasonably utilize hydropower resources, Chinese government planned 16-level dams in Han River truck stream and canalized the truck stream of Han River in stairs so as to fully play the comprehensive functions of shipping, power generation, irrigation and flood control of Han River. Among the planned 16-level dams, there are 7 dams in Han River in Shaanxi Province. At present, the 2-level operation has been built in Shaanxi as well as Hubei. According to the order from the upper to the lower, the 9-level dams in Hubei Province are as follows: (1) Gushan; (2) Danjiangkou (built into); (3) Wangpuzhou; (4) Xijin; (5) Cuijiaying; (6) Yakou; (7) Nianpanshan; (8) Huajiawan and (9) Xinglong. 2. Han River is the main branch of Changjiang River water system, with the advantages of very good natural conditions and regional advantages of developing water carriage and comprehensively utilizing water resources; which is listed as one of the main water carriage channels by Ministry of Communications. According to the objective conditions that Ministry of Communications regards the main water carriage channel of Han River by 2020 as the route goal in the third stage of Ministry of Communications and the development of Han River in stairs, Hubei Bureau of Communications prepared the internal river shipping development planning in 2002 and specified the construction time of each stair, namely: Xinglong in 2009, Huajiawan in 2014, Nianpanshan in 2014, Yakou in 2017, Cuijiaying in 2009, Xinjin in 2014 and Gushan in 2012. 3. In view of comprehensive benefit, the reason why Hubei selected Cuijiaying as the third largest dam in Hubei for construction is that this dam is adjacent to Xiangfan, the second
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1. Project Class
The Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project is a comprehensive application project mainly featured as shipping one and compromises to generate hydropower with the hydropower generated to promote shipping, its normal impounded level is 63.23m and its corresponding reservoir volume is 285 million m3, and its installed capacity is 96MW. The total capacity of the reservoir is 1 01 .Ox 108m 3, this project is decided as Class II with Large (2) type scale. The installed capacity of the hydropower station is 50-300MW, the project class is Class III, its scale is middle scale; As for the integrated application water conservancy and hydropower pivot project, the standard specifies that the highest class will govern for the whole pivot project when classification figures belong to several different classes, therefore, this project is classified as Class II.
The pivot building is composed of shiplock, hydropower station, sluice gate and earth dam. According to the pivot classification standard, permanent buildings belong to Class II, secondary buildings Class III, and temporary buildings Class IV.
2. Flood standard
The main buildings of this project are designed as per one flood every 50-100 years and checked as per one flood every 300- 1000. Considering the downstream flood will be lessened and the anti-flood standard of the area downstream of the Danjiangkou Dam will be upgraded after the execution of the Danjiangkou final project. At the same time, from the viewpoint of consequences of building wreckage, no serious losses will be caused. Therefore the main buildings will be designed as per one flood every 50 years with its corresponding flood flow of 19600 m3/s and will be checked as per one flood every 300 years with its flood peak flow of 25380 m3/s.
2.1.3.2 Engineering scheme and techno-economic figures
The pivot is situated at 17km at the downstream of Xiangfan City with control drainage area of 13.06x 104 km2, normal impounded level of 63.23m (except indicated in this outlines, all the levels are of the Yellow Sea Elevation System), backwater length of about 39.8km up to Xinji, and it is composed of water release gate, dam, shiplock and powerhouse.
1. Water release gate
It is of RC lock-and-dam structure, designed as per Class II hydraulic structure, with gate top elevation of 66m, design flood discharge capacity of 19600m3 /s and total gate length of 543.2m.
2. Dam
19 It is of clay inclined wall grit shell structure, with the dam top elevation just the same as that of water release gate, top width of 6.5m (communication requirements have been considered) and total dam length of 1324m.
3. Shiplock
Its hydraulic structure is of dock structure with lock chamber's effective dimension of 180 X 23 X 3.5m and the design annual maximum trafficability of 1425.6x 10 4t.
4. Powerhouse
Its installed capacity is 96MW (5 power generating units) and two circuits of 11 OkV HV lines are connected with the Xiangfan city power network.
The main characteristics of the pivot project are shown in Table 2.1-3.
20 Table 2.1-3 The main characteristics of the pivot project No. and description Unit Quantity Remarks I. Hydrological data 1. Drainage area Total drainage area km2 159000 Area over the project site km2 130624 The one in the bracket 2. Average runoff over years l0 9m3 449 (341) means the late scope after water diversion II. Reservoir 1. Water level of reservoir Late scope of Danjiangkou Maximum flood level m 64.22 Design flood level m 63.23 Normal water level m 63.23 Dead water level m 62.73 2. Reservoir area in normal water level km 2 80.64 3. Backwater length Km 39.8 4. Capacity of reservoir Total reservoir capacity (reservoir 9 3 capacity under maximum flood level) 10m 3.86 Reservoir capacity under normal water lO9m3 2.85 level Balancing storage (from normal water lO9m3 045 level to the dead water level) 5. Height of dam m 13 III. Indexes of benefits 1. Benefit of power generation Installed capacity MW 96 Guaranteed capacity MW 36.3 Annual average power output over years lO9 kW h 4.39 2. Irrigation benefit Area I OOOOmu 177 3. Shipping benefit Shorten the mileage of the channel Km 34.7 Tonnage t 1000 Annual freight amount planned lOOOOt/year 598.8 Year 2030 4. Main electromechanical devices Quantity of hydraulic turbine Set 6 Unit capacity MW 16 Max. operating head m 8.08 Min. operating head m 1.5 Rated operating head m 5.5 Rated flow m3 /s 330
21 2.1.4 General Layout Within the limitative river section, two dam sites are selected for comparison, the upper site is situated in the borrow area of Qianjiaying Brickyard and the lower one situated in 6th group of Qianjiaying, about 600 away from each other. The general arrangement plan of the upper dam site is shown in Fig. 2.1-4. According to the comparison, the lower dam site scheme is recommended. Based on the lower dam site scheme, the ship lock scheme at the right bank and the one at the left bank will be compared. (1) Scheme I (ship lock scheme at the right bank) The dam is of axial line length of 2150.2m, dam top elevation of 66.00m. From the right to the left, the project is arranged as follows: Connection section 60m, ship lock 43m, workshop for power plant (including installation yard 57m) 180m, 28 water release gates 543.2m and earth dams 1324m. The general arrangement plan is shown in Fig. 2.1-5 and the elevation drawing is shown in Fig. 2.1-6. (2) Scheme II (ship lock scheme at left bank) From the right to the left, the project is arranged as follows: Connection section 18m, workshop for power plant (including installation yard 46m) 169m, 28 water release gates 543.2m, ship lock 43m and earth dams 1338m. The general arrangement plan is shown in Fig. 2.1-7 and the elevation drawing is shown in Fig. 2.1-8. According to comparison and selection, Scheme I (Ship lock scheme at the right bank) is recommended. Wiring sketch map of transmission line is shown in Fig. 2.1-9. A drawing of the cross-section of the dam structure is shown in Fig. 2.1 -1G0.
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2.2 Inundation of the Reservoir Area and Resettlement 2.2.1 Inundation of the Reservoir Area 2.2.1.1 Brief introduction to the reservoir
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located at Panggong Township, Xiangcheng District, Xiangfan City, the left bank at the Zhongzhou Village, Dongjin Township, Xiangyang County. The river section is situated at the southwestern edge of the Nanxiang Basin with its upper section flow direction as southeast to east, zigged down to south after Xiangfan City, forming a large-scale multi-branch curve bend from east to south. The river section from the Cuijiaying pivotal project to upper step Xinji pivot is 39.8km long (based on the south branch length).
The reservoir area river section formed after the project is completed and impounded is located at the wide and shallow branch of the Han River middle reach. It can be divided as upstream wide and shallow section, middle straight city zone section and downstream branch goose head section according to the riverway features. Upstream the Xiangfan Changhong Bridge is upstream section, about 27km long, wide and shallow, multi-branched, river width between 1500m and 3000m at flood season and about 200400m at low water period. Because of long-term clear water drain and scouring of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, sand entrained gravel riverbed has formed, meanwhile, clear water scouring has resulted in shoal collapse and water surface widening too. The section from the bridge to Yingxumenxia is the middle section, both banks are restricted mainly by the urban area embankment, the river width is smaller, the river channel is single and straight, which can restrict the riverbed evolvement of this section, and is the double-direction joint to control the change of regime downstream. Downstream the city zone section is downstream section, the riverway is zigged from east down to the south which is a typical goose head branch with maximum river width of about 6km at flood season, divided into south branch and north branch, the north branch is 17km long and the main branch over twenty years ago, into which there are two primary branches the Xiaoqing River and the Tangbai River joined. The south branch is the current main branch, 8km long and under change at present. Between the two branches is about 5km long and 4km wide central island-Yuliangzhou Island, the island face maximum elevation is 67.3m, its general elevations are 63.3-64.3m. In September 1996, the Xiangfan Municipality decided to set up the Yuliangzhou Tour Development Zone and has completed part of infrastructures and buildings.
The Cuijiaying Pivot belongs to an integrated shipping and hydropower low water head canalized step, and the project belongs to riverbed runoff type hydropower station, discharging flood at flood season and elevating the water level to facilitate shipping and hydropower generation only at non-flood season, incoming water will still be controlled within the original riverbed. The reservoir area formed at upstream of the dam area is a riverway type reservoir, with its reservoir capacity control range at 25-39 million m3 at impounded level of 62.23- 63.23m, only daily control can be done. The reservoir is a river type one.
2.2.1.2 Inundation scope
At the prefeasibility study stage, three impounded levels of 62.23m, 62.73m and 63.23m are selected at this conceptual development for plans comparison, these three plans have the same dam top elevation of 66.00m and the basically same control and application method to meet flood discharge demand.
On the basis of the scope of the reservoir properly decided, the inundated area and the impacts of immergence, bank collapse and landslide caused due to inundation and the inundation impacts on the local national economy will be studied. Specifically speaking, it is to mainly study the problems of land inundation, city drainage, farmland drainage and irrigation, bank
23 stability and farmland inundation etc. due to level raising.
Because this pivot is of small capacity, restricted control capacity, basically open to discharge flood at flood season, therefore the backwater lengths of flows at two different frequencies are shorter at flood season, backwater final position is about 16km, once every twenty years and about 27km, once every five years. Both the backwater lengths of flows at moderate and low water seasons are 34.2km (based on the south branch length). At the backwater sections of the outfalls of the two branches and at floods of two different frequencies, the average raised levels at the outfalls are smaller than 0.5m, basically no impacts will be caused on flood discharge of the two branches. At moderate and low water seasons, the levels will be raised by 2-3m, of these two branches, the Xiaoqing River outfall surface is higher than the impounded level, no land inundation problem exists. 1993 Waterway Relief Map shows that the Tangbai River outfall section will have a small part of bottomland to be inundated. Inundation scope of the reservoir is shown in Drawing No. 2.2-1.
Because the existing farmland at both banks are higher than the natural river levels at moderate and low water seasons, it is irrigated by relying on electric pumping devices. At the same time, five city water supply plants take water from the Han River. Because of pumping method applied, the project will raise the levels at moderate and low water seasons, which will not restrict water intake and play an active role in stabilizing water intake points because of water surface stability and moderate shoal change.
As for the reservoir area impact and compensation issues, we will pay more attentions to study the impacts on the dike due to long-term soak under the flows at moderate and low water seasons, and the compensations on drain pipe mouths in the city zone section below the impounded level and compensation on the drain culverts and gates of farmland at the downstream, and will put forward compensation recommendations on the losses caused due to inundation of part of one-harvest planting land outside the dike and inundation of farmland inside the dike.
2.2.1.3 Index in kind (1) Land inundation The Cuijiaying Reservoir scope will not exceed the existing flood riverway, all the inundated land belongs to state-owned river bottomland, the main inundated object is the central island of the reservoir area - the Yuliangzhou Island, with its beach face elevation of 63.3-68m, and total area of about 26km 2, most of which is temporary planting land with one harvest in winter and spring due to flooding at flood season in summer, and these planting lands are of bad soil and bad planting condition and very low output without water conservancy facilities, belonging to non-farmland without benefit. The inundated bottomlands outside the dike of the impounding plans of Cuijiaying Reservoir are summarized in Table 2.2-1.. Table 2.2-1 Summary of inundation indexes of inundated bottomlands outside Cuijiaying Reservoir Unit: mu
Water level (m) Xiangcheng Xiangyang Fancheng Yuliangzhou Total District District District 62.23 813 6911 715 11874 20313 62.73 1572 8776 1538 14094 25979
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(2) Population, houses and accessory facilities The inundation of Cuijiaying reservoir does not involve the resettlement of the population, the total area of the submerged houses is 1.4x 104m2 and the accessory facilities include toilets 122.4 m and pens 1699.2 m2 for livestocks. The residents outside the bank in the reservoir are mainly classified into four areas: the first is the starting area to develop Yuliangzhou, now some citizens has liven in it and since its construction foundation of the houses are relatively higher, it will not be influenced by the submergence; the second is the area from Chenjiapo to Dongdazha near Dongjing Town, there are a few residents living outside the bank; the third is Yuliangzhou, some land contractors build the temporary houses or grass sheds for convenient cultivation and management; their houses and household registration are in the bank; the fourth is the area from Tizikou port to Qinghekou within the city zone of Xiangfan; a few of persons are living outside the bank, who are the outlands or the local floating population. According to the river management regulation, except the public facilities such as water conservancy facilities, traffic facilities and power facilities within the riverway, other buildings shall be removed as the squatter houses, therefore, they are excluded in the submergence objects. Taking the interests of the masses into account, the resettlement of the population shall be settled by Xiangfan Government together with the related authorities. This project will only count and give proper compensation for the residents' houses and the accessory facilities. (3) Scattered trees There are 13815 trees totally to be submerged, among which the scattered economic fruit trees are 4090 and other trees are 9725. (4) Special facilities The submergence will influence 4 industrial and mining enterprises, tourist port 34m and excavation of channels 3800m; 20 water pump stations 1860kW, 18 farming land irrigation stations (gates) and 1 hydrologic station; 8 water discharge gates and 2 blowdown holes of municipal facilities; 1 freight terminal (city zone); The rural production and living facilities to be influenced include 15 sandstone materials transportation station and sand yards, 7200m conduit pipes, 3 50 KVA transformers and 1.7km
25 tractor plowing roads. 2.2.2 Land Acquisition and Relocation of the Dam Area 2.2.2.1 Land acquisition scope
According to the project plan layout and detailed engineering design, the right bank of the dam area to be acquired is limited to the narrow and long zone from east of the National Road No.207 to the river bank, the specific scope is from the Hubei Pharmaceutical Factory to the Yujiahu Oil Tank Farm, including the Qianying Team No.6 Village and the vegetable plot of the Panggong Street Office, part of dry land of Shuiwa Team No.1 and the Street-Owned Tiles Factory etc. A small part of dry land within the dike will be acquired along near the dam axial line at the left bank, no relocation issues of residents and special facilities are involved. Diversion canal excavation will occupy part of island bottomland in the riverway. 2.2.2.2 Index in kind The right bank of the construction area of Cuijiaying Pivotal Project involves Qianying Village where Panggong Street Office of Xiangcheng district of Xiangfan City is situated in, including two villages and Qianyingcun villagers' committee, Qianying Welfare Office, Qianying Chemical Engineering Factory and other collective organizations; the enterprises and the government-sponsored institutions include Third brickyard, Qianying Railway Maintenance Squad, Pump house and dormitory as well as the staff's hospital of Sandali Cement Factory; the left bank involves two villages, namely Zhongzhou Village and Xiazhou Village in Dongjing Town in Xiangyang District. (1) Land 2909mu various land will be acquisited for pivot construction, among which there is 400mu rural collective land (including 342mu dry land, 40mu garden land, 6 forest land and 12 mu pound); 2269mu flood land (including 38mu dry land and 223 1mu forest land); 197mu land for construction and 43 mu other unused land. Various land area balance analysis table is shown in Table 2.2-2. (2) Population and houses The population to be influenced by the land acquisited for construction mainly concentrates in the permanent land acquisition area, involving in 261 persons, among which there are 105 agricultural persons and 156 non-agricultural persons; the area of the houses is 47080.6 m2 totally, see table 2.2-3. (3 ) Scattered trees There are 4160 trees to be influenced, among which there are 582 fruit trees and 3578 other trees. (4) Special facilities 4 industrial and mining enterprises will be influenced, 8 poles of communication cables totaling .km will be influenced, 1.4 poles of 35KV power transmission lines totaling .km and 0.28 km tractor plowing roads will be influenced.
26 Table 2.2-2 Land area balance table of construction field of Cuijiaying Pivot
No. Item Area (mu) Ratio (%) I Total area of permanent land 17.6100 occupation for the project 1 Farming collective land 269.51 18.32 1.1 Dry land 211.01 14.35 1.2 Garden plot 39.66 2.70 1.3 Forest land 6.18 0.42 1.4 Pound 12.66 0.86 2 Flood land 1104.68 75.10 2.1 Dry land 37.68 2.56 2.2 Forest land 1067.00 72.54 3 Land for construction 83.86 5.70 3.1 Land for housing 14.61 0.99 Land for industrial and mining 3.2 enterprises and 69.25 4.71 government-sponsored institutions 4 Unused land 12.81 0.87 Total area of temporary land II 1438.14 100.00 occupation for the project 1 Farming collective land 130.94 9.10 1.1 Dry land 130.94 9.10 2 Flood land 1164.00 80.94 2.1 Forest land 1164.00 80.94 3 Land for construction 113.20 7.87 3.1 Land for housing 12.56 0.87 Land for industrial and mining 3.2 enterprises and 100.64 7.00 govermnent-sponsored institutions 4 Unused land 30.00 2.09
27 Table 2.2-3 Table of population and houses to be influenced by the construction land of Cuij iaying Pivot
No. Item Unit Total 1 Number of household Household 67 2 Total population Person 261 2.1 Agricultural household Person 105 2.2 Non-agricultural Person 156 household 3 Area of houses m2 47080.6 3.1 Area of rural houses m2 31328.0 Area of house for
3.2 enterprises and m2 15752.6 government-sponsored institutions
2.3 Construction Conditions and Work Load 2.3.1 Construction conditions The Cuijiaying Pivot is situated near Qianying about 17km downstream of Xiangfan city, having National Road No. 207 passing by at the right bank to Shashi city, Wuhan and the all corners of China, the Xiangfan city zone road network extends in all directions to Hubei, Henan, Sichuan and Shaanxi with very convenient communications.
The Jiaozhi Railline passes through the Xiangfan Railway Station, connecting with the Xiangyu Railline and Handan Railline to reach the whole China.
The golden waterway-the Han River has a good transport condition with 300-500DWT ships running from Wuhan nonstop to Xiangfan, large and heavy parts can be transported to the dam site with vessels.
The dam site has excellent communications conditions, materials and equipment can be conveniently transported to the dam site from different supplies of goods.
The Cuijiaying Pivot is one step of the Han River cascade development project, the recommended dam axial line length is 2150.2m in total, the main buildings are arranged from right to left bank in the following order: shiplock, powerhouse, 28-hole water release gate and earth dam. The normal impounded level of the reservoir is 63.23m with total capacity of 2.85 x 10 m3, the shiplock is designed as per the one pushboat and four ships single line and single class lOOODWT barge fleet with lock chamber's available dimension of 180x23x3.5m (LxWxsill depth); The hydropower station is of 5x17.6MW bulb through flow type sets, and the powerhouse is of riverbed type.
28 2.3.2 Work load
The main hydraulic structures of this project are powerhouse, shiplock, water release gate, earth dam and diversion cofferdam etc. The main work loads of the recommended scheme are shown in Table 2.3-1.
Table 2.3-1 Bill of Quantities
Water Earth and Ship Power Access Temporary Sub-total Item Unit release rockfihllu-oa lock plant road works gate dam
4 3 Earth excavation 10 m 33.16 32.61 210.92 17.40 4.10 777.04 1075.23
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2.3.3 Temporary works 2.3.3.1 Construction access road
Construction organization design indicates that a 1.8km long trunk road at the left bank, and two trunk roads with total length of 3.2km at the right bank shall be arranged for permnanent traffic on the basis of using the existing roads to connect all the construction points, the total length is 5.0km.
Construction access road summary is given in Table 2.3-2. The sketch maps of excavation waste yard, temporary facilities and external traffic are shown in 2.3-1.
29 Table 2.3-2 Construction access road summary Length Land occupation Excavation Grass planting Item Remarks m ha m3 ha
Within Left bank 1800 1.98 648 0.27 Gravel road the site Right bank 3200 3.52 1152 0.48 Gravel road
Total 5000 5.50 1800 0.75
2.3.3.2 Construction camp
In accordance with the pivot arrangement features, the construction sites are located mainly at the right bank, two construction areas are arranged at the right bank and the left bank. Concrete mixing systems, sand and gravel processing systems, maintenance and processing workshops, comprehensive processing factory, warehouses and living conditions are arranged at the right bank and left bank of the dam site. According to the pivot design plan, it will occupy 9.69ha land at the left bank and 29.95ha land at the right bank, 39.64ha land in total, the main type of land to be occupied is farmland.
The construction sites summary is shown in Table 2.3-3. Sketch map of the plane arrangement of the construction camp is shown in Fig. 2.3-2.
Table 2.3-3 The construction sites summary LandTopsoil Hardened Iteaocid peeling Drain Excavation layer Eage Clover plass Item occupied off elimination coverage planting
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Concrete system 3.65 1.10 664 119.53 1.10 1.10 0.55 3.65
Comprehensive processing plant 2.60 0.78 585 105.27 0.78 0.78 0.39 2.60
Maintenance plant 1.40 0.42 0 0.00 0.42 0.42 0.21 1.40
Parking/repair lot 4.70 1.41 920 165.56 1.41 1.41 0.71 4.70 Equipment & metallic 6.35 1.91 990 178.28 1.91 1.91 0.95 6.35 structure erection yard
Comprehensive warehouses 1.10 0.33 329 59.15 0.33 0.33 0.17 1.10
Water plant 1.45 0.44 414 74.43 0.44 0.44 0.22 1.45
Construction substation 1.10 0.33 329 59.15 0.33 0.33 0.17 1.10
Jetty 4.69 1.41 827 148.87 1.41 1.41 0.70 4.69
Office & living base 6.40 1.92 1451 261.12 1.92 1.92 0.96 6.40
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The Zhuangjiachong earth material yard is about 8.0km away from the dam site, there is a hasty road between the said yard and the dam site, the yard area is of moderate slope in chicken claw shape in front of the mountain, with the ground elevation between 69'-'95m, belonging 2 to slope clay. The said yard has an area of 0.176kmi, an average thickness of 5m, total clay 4 3 reserve of 87.9x10 m , available clay reserve of 78.2x10 4M3, with upper part of 0-3m as silty clay and the part below 3m as clay with good anti-seepage performance. The clay particle content is normally between 47% and 52.3%. The plasticity of the earth is a little bigger, its natural water content is close to plastic water content, belonging to weak-moderate expansive soil with good anti-seepage performance.
2). Natural grit yard
The section of the Han River near the dam area has abundant natural grit reserve, distributed mainly in the riverside beach. This report just studies the two grit yards within 1Okm near the dam area: Fenghuang Shoal grit yard and Longmen Shoal grit yard. They have good quality aggregates, meeting the code requirements, but the fine aggregates are a little small. The total grit reserve of the two yards is bigger than 1,600,000m 3 and the total sand reserve more than 1,250,000m3.3
(1). Fenghuang Shoal grit yard It is located at the Fenghuang Shoal nearby the dam site, about lkm away from upstream of the dam site, moderate landform, with elevations between 56-60m, belonging to low flood plain riverbed phase alluvial deposit, its surface as powdery fine sand of O-I.Om thick, below the surface is grit, the exploitation depth is 6 7m, the net gravel reserve of the yard > 70x10 4M3, net sand reserve>60x10 4 m 3 .
(2). Longmen Shoal grit yard
It is located at about 8km downstream of the dam site, with convenient road and water transportation, the grit and sand are distributed basically at the riverbed at level period, covered with -1)3msand, the exploitation depth is 6-7m, the net gravel reserve of the yard > 90x10 4m3 , net sand reserve>65x 104m 3.
(3). Man-made aggregate yard
Because natural sand has lower modulus of fineness and grit is of smaller particle size, man-made aggregate scheme has to be considered.
Block stone and broken stone yards are located within 3km at the right bank of the dam site with abundant reserves. At present, there are Xiangtie stone yard and Xiangbei stone yard existing, these two yards are used originally for highway, now the highway has been completed, they can be used for the dam. The two yards have complete production equipment and can produce graded macadam, man-made fine aggregate, block stone and slabstone, which can completely meet the demands of the project.
In addition, the Ma'anshan Mountain at 3km downstream of the dam is of argillaceous
31 dolomite, which can be used for bank protection. The sketch map of stock yard distribution is shown in Fig. 2.3-3. 2.3.3.4 Spoil site
The spoil from the project will come mainly from permanent buildings and open diversion channel, project spoil is one of the main sources of new soil erosion, therefore, protection measures for project spoils are the emphases of this scheme.
According to the landform condition of the dam area and the MODEL TEST STUDY REPORT OF THE CUIJIAYING SHIPPING AND HYDROPOWER PIVOT PROJECT, the spoil site is arranged at the high shoals of upstream and downstream of the earth dam at the left bank, no flood will flow through the high shoal at the maximum flood flow. The test result indicates that spoil will not seriously affect the upstream and downstream levels and that water flow at high shoal can be avoided flowing into sluice openings. Therefore, when the project is constructed, the spoil will be centrally stacked at high shoal, the outer flank of spoil site will be protected, a small amount of spoil will be applied to fill small gullies at both banks, the total area of the spoil site is 1,510,000m 2. The local authority has already agreed on the location of the dumping sites.
3 The total spoil of the project is 10,160,000m3 including 742000Gm from the left bank and 2740000m3 from the right bank. According to the yard layout, the spoil dumping scheme is decided as follows: The spoil will be centrally stacked at high shoals of upstream and downstream of the dam at the left bank, and a small amount of spoil will be applied to fill small gullies at both banks.
2.4 Project Investment and Construction Period 2.4.1 Project investment
The total investment of the project is RMB 1,821,890,000.00 and the static investment is RMB 1,741,980,000.00
2.4.2 Construction period
This project is planned to commence in 2005 and to complete in 2009 with total period of 5 years.
2.5 Engineering Analysis 2.5.1 Social environment 1. Land inundation
Areas of land to be inundated by the impounding schemes are shown in Table 2.2-1.
2. Land acquisition and relocation of the dam area
The summary of land acquired for the dam area of the Project is shown in Table 2.2-2, the relocation summary of residents and firms of the dam area of the project is given in Table 2.2-3.
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| t i3v111 tXA WsE i 3~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ < j>200 X §: l X >40Q77m31 itiE3.0 \8.0 .0 78.2s *T-118 A 0. 5-3. 0 5.0 P Lh ' 3.0 >200 f4 .O.o >400 0l 0.5 1.0 1. 5 2. 0 2. 5 (km) Figure 2>3-3 The sketch mapofstockyard distriutmn / \ Figure 2.3-3 The sketch map of stock yard distribution 3. Embankment The existing embankment of the reservoir area is not consecutive, the bank with embankment is 77km long, accounting for 74% of total bank line, the tributary Tangbai River has 20.8km long embankment, the Xiaoqing River has 16.58km long embankment, the banks without embankment of the trunk stream and tributaries are of high topography, which can meet anti-flood requirements at flood season through simple protection. As for the qualified embankment section, the raised level after the dam is built will not exceed the embankment standard, but for part of embankment section with poor soil texture, necessary protection measures shall be taken because the bank near the dam site at moderate and low water seasons are marinated for a long time, and the water surface is widened, the fetch length is increased, and the wave erosion is getting stronger. 4. Water supply and drainage facilities The Han River has abundant water resource, supplying water for the irrigation facilities and industrial and domestic water for towns at both banks perennially. To completely solve the inland inundation problem, a lot of water conservancy facilities have been built, which have effectively improved the agricultural production conditions of the hinterland. Surveys indicate that the Xiangfan city zone has five water plants at present with total water supply capacity of 450,000m3 /d, after a reservoir is built at Cuijiaying and the water level is raised, it will provide a good water-intake condition; In the aspect of drainage facilities, Xiangfan City and Xiangyang County have 34 waterlogging discharge pumping stations now and 2 flood discharge canals, 26 discharge culvert gates, and more than 30 small dike-through pipe holes, based on 62.73m impounded level, 7 large-scale pumping stations along the Han River in Xiangfan city will lose self-discharge capacity, 9 irrigation and drainage culvert gates will totally or partially lose self-discharge capacity, pump bases of 13 small irrigation pumping stations will be inundated. In addition, Yuliangzhou Qibu District Drainage System is originally designed as self-discharge type, after the project is built and the water level is raised, the existing pipe network will lose its self-discharge capacity. If it is manually pressurized to centrally drain into the wastewater treatment plant at the east of Yuliangzhou, then two new pump stations are required. After the reservoir is constructed, the level of the river section in the reservoir area will be raised at moderate and dry seasons, the water flow will slow down and the river regime will be stabilized, which is propitious to improving water supply condition, but it may cause impacts on drains. Water intakes and drains at the Xiangfan section of the Han River are shown in the Drawing No.2.5-1. 5. Impacts on the South Water Diverted to North Project The middle line of the South Water Diverted to North Project will divert water from the Danj iangkou Reservoir at the tributary of the Yangtze River-the Han River, a canal will dug along the piedmont plain of the Funiu Mountain and the Taihang Mountain for water transfer, the terminal is Beijing, which can divert about 95 X 108m3 water, for supplying water mainly to the west and central area of the Tangbaihe Plain and the Huanghuaihai Plain with a total water 33 supply area of about 15.5 X 104km2. This project is about 142km away from the upstream Danjiangkou Reservoir. 2.5.2 Ambient air The main air pollutant during construction is TSP, the main pollution links are mortar and concrete mixing, material transport and stacking, earthwork excavation and backfill etc., the above-mentioned links will cause TSP pollution impacts on the construction site under wind, the stronger wind, the more serious pollution. Site monitoring information of similar projects shows that TSP content within 70-300m scope at leeward of mixer exceeds 133.8-5.9 times of the Class II air environment quality standard 3 0.3mg/m , and is below the above-mentioned standard at 600m leeward of mixer; and that TSP content within 50-150m scope at leeward of cement and soil transport vehicles exceeds 37- 15 times of the Class II air environment quality standard 0.3mg/m 3 , and other construction links normally has TSP pollution scope of 50-200m away from the site and can meet the Class II air environment quality standard beyond the said scope. 2.5.3 Acoustic environment (1) Construction period The noise pollution sources during construction period are construction machinery, mixing machinery and construction ships, their pollution source strengths are shown in Table 2.5-1. Table 2.5-1 Noise values of construction machinery Noise type Machinery Equivalent sound grade A [dB(A)] Large ball mill 120 Agitator 75-88 Concrete breaker 105- 110 Fixed source Screener 105-110 Windlass 95'-105 Compressor 98~-105 Heavy-duty camion 88-93 Medium camion 85-91 Movable source. Light camion 82-90 Bulldozer 78-96 (2)Operation period The main noise pollution source during operation is traffic noise of navigating ships. Noises of inland river small ships are summarized in Table 2.5-2. 34 1-a, , X~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ g~~11S J) f *t4% X Scenic Spot 2 Lt;,-ij9/f . ; 1 ;af - | :, _ - ' | \,,' ,>g' ~~~~~~~NanDitch 4 . ^g- , t ~~~~~~Zhongtianaibaike / ; >S-<;, - / ; . ~~~~Medici'ne Co. c > 4. v !' -, < , ~~~~~~~~~~te location of the dam o he proJet - g t- Ii'- xw/, ; J , -'i.l'- . Xiangfan ' - Legend \ ,- water intake points ; V, au9> watcr drainage points '-' ,. Figure 2.5-1 Water intakes and drains at the Xiangfan section of Hanjiang River Table 2.5-2 Noises of inland river small ships Noise source Distance to monitoring point (m) Equivalent sound grade dB(A) 8.8kw 1 94.66 (single motor) 20 62.64 17.6kw 1 98.29 (double motors) 20 66.30 26.4kw 1 103.28 (triple motors) 20 70.52 2.5.4 Ecological environment (1) Spoil during construction period As per the project design, the excavation works are permanent building foundation, open diversion channel, stock yard etc. The materials of foundation to be excavated are mainly silty fine sand, sandy loam and riverbed grit. The main excavation and spoil of the project come from the permanent works and open diversion canal. The excavation of the permanent building foundations of the project is 330.8 X 104m3, the excavation of temporary work is 963.41 X 104m3, altogether 1,294.21 X 104m3. The backfilling quantity of the project is 197.04 X 104 m3, by using excavation quantity of 277.87X 104m3. The spoil of the project is 1,016.33 X 104m3. The excavation and spoil of the project come mainly from permanent buildings and open diversion channel. The earthwork balance is shown in Table 2.5-3. 35 Table 2.5-3 Earthwork balance sheet Excavation Subtotal Backfill Application Spoil Item Cover Rock Spoil site Usage 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 3 10 m 10 m 10 m 10 m 10 m 10 m Powerhouse 38.33 23.95 62.28 2.88 2.88 59.40 Left bank Hydropower 81- station CD Shiplock & 3 Shipline 63.00 3.40 66.40 36.80 36.80 29.60 Left bank 3t connecting line 3. Water release 184.60 184.60 1.18 1.18 183.42 Left bank waterShiplock, release gate O1 gate__ . _ gate Earth dam 17.52 17.52 67.04 17.52 Left bank Total 303.45 27.35 330.80 107.90 40.86 289.94 Dam, open Open divers ion 731.75 731.75 133.83 597.92 Left bank diversion channel canal 3 Cofferdam 49.39 49.39 89.14 49.39 Left bank o Clay yard 28.49 28.49 26.29 2.19 Use on the arth dam 9: ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~______spot Sand & atone Concrete 73.78 73.78 36.89 36.89 Ditto yard aggregate Stone yard 80.00 80.00 40.00 40.00 Ditto Conete ______~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~aggregate Total 963.41 0.00 963.41 89.14 237.01 726.39 Grand total 1266.86 27.35 1294.21 197.04 277.87 1016 3 (2) Operation period Impacts of the project on water flow, scouring and bank line stability; Impacts of inundation on land resource, land organisms, aquatic lives and fish resource; Impacts of impounding on the aquatic and ecological environment of downstream of the dam site. 2.5.5 Water environment (1) Construction period Productive wastewater are sand and stone rinsed water and concreting waste water during construction, the average daily rinsed water discharge quantity is 4292.2m3 /d with SS content of 12722mg/I, the average daily concreting waste water discharge quantity is 412.5m3/d with SS content of 5068mg/l and pH value of 11.9. Productive wastewater and discharge quantity are shown in Table 2.5-4. There are 300 people per day in peak construction include restaurants and grocers around the dam. Daily average water consumption per capita of 100L/(person- d), sewage discharge quantity is calculated as per 80% of water consumption..It is calculated that the peak water consumption during construction is 30m3 /d, The peak domestic wastewater is 24m3 /d. The main pollution factors in sewage COD and BOD5 have the following concentration of 300mg/L and 200mg/L respectively, then the generation amounts of COD and BOD5 are 7.2Kg/d and4.8Kg/d. 36 Table 2.5-4 Productive wastewater and discharge quantity Item Rinsed water Concreting wastewater Total Wastewater discharge Peak value 13923.6 1213.3 15136.9 quantity (m3/d) Average value 4292.2 412.5 4704.7 Silt discharge quantity Peak value 1114 6.15 1120.2 (m3/d) Average value 343.4 2.1 345.5 Discharge content SS (mg/L) 12722 5068 Discharge content H1. ______pH - 11.9 (2) Operation period Domestic sewage from management office Domestic sewage quantity is calculated with the following formula: Qs=(K qi * V1)/1000 Where, Qs domestic sewage discharge quantity, t/d; ql rated sewage quantity per capita per day, L/person - d; VI quantity of personnel of the management office; K discharge coefficient, normally 0.6-0.9. The management office is based on 40 persons manning, daily average water consumption per capita of 150L/(person d), sewage discharge quantity is calculated as per 80% of water consumption, total domestic sewage discharge quantity is 1752t/a. The main pollution factors in sewage COD and BOD5 have the following concentration of 300mg/L and 200mg/L respectively, then the generation amounts of COD and BOD5 are 525.6kg/a and 350.4kg/a respectively. After wastewater treatment measure is taken, the generation amounts of COD and BOD5 will be 175.2kg/a and 35kg/a respectively on the basis of the discharge concentrations of COD and BOD5 as 100mg/L and 20mg/L. 2.5.6 Solid waste Solid wastes during construction include construction garbage and constructors' domestic garbage. According to the quantity of constructors, and on the basis of lkg/person.day, the solid waste generation amount during peak construction is 300kg/d. The total construction garbage generation amount during the whole construction period is about 200-300t. The total manning of the management office for this project is about 40 persons, the total domestic garbage amount during operation is about 40kg/d and 14.6t/a. 2.6 Environment Impact Identification Results According to the preliminary engineering analysis, the impacts of the project on environment are involved in several environment factors as organisms, environment geology, climate of some area, hydrological state (flow velocity, flow and silt etc.), water quality, ambient air, acoustic environment, soil, land resource, resettlement, public health, cultural landscape, 37 socioeconomy and etc. Matrix identification analysis method is applied to identify these key environment impact issues, the environment impact matrix analysis is shown in Table 2.6-1. 38 Table 2.6-1 Environment impact matrix analysis table Time Impact Natural environment Social environment factor > t- a _ ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ :- J ' g a ' aL0 UQ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Z Period~ ~ ~_ a _ _ arth* o O _. _ O . _ a *O 00a 0 0 0 0. Preparation Excavation______ cleaning 0 0~~~~ a 0 0 .- .= -, aT T. - construction0 0 0. c 0 0 0 * 0 * POrparation xnauvation period *O * *O _ Saintenac 0 O 0O O0 O *0 O | O Constructor a 0 O Tenrabof_OicO _ Waste slag Resetlemen Reserveopmnir_ _ _ _ Wastewater Contrutioconsructon 00 * * * _ Operation Inundation period K) 0 0 0 0 . + Reservoir level lowering b n i O l 0i * S i A Drain * 0 *0* . o o Power generation impct Resettlement & development - - - - 0 * * ~~~~~~00 * **0 0 Inundated - - - + + + + + + + Affected area ** * * * * * *0 * 0 0 * *0 * areas Construction -- - -+ + area 0 0 0 Resettlement - - - - - + -, +~ + + area o o 0 0 * 0 0 * 0 0 * * Dam + +I + + downstream * 0 0 0 0 area Reservoir +i + ± +~ + surrounding ~~~~~~00 0 0 0 0 0 0 * 0 0 0 area ______Notes: Blank-basically no impact, K> less impact, *-Serious impact, +-Active impact, negative impact. 39 3.0 ENVIRONMENT BASELINE SURVEY & ASSESSMENT 3.1 Natural Environment Overview 3.1.1 Climate The Han River enjoys relatively mild temperate and moist weather, belonging to East Asian monsoon district. Winter is influenced by the Eurasia cold high pressure, summer is influenced by the high pressure of subtropical jet stream of Western Pacific. The weather has obvious seasonality in provinces, so to suffer from severe cold in winter, scorching in summer. Annual average temperature in the basin ranges 15 17°C, and 22-34°C in July, with extreme temperature reaching more than 43 °C in some areas. Temperature is lowest in January, with annual average temperature at 2-4°C, and the lowest average at -2°C and the extreme at -14°C. The whole basin has 220-260 days of frost-free period on average, and there is not record of ice coverage in the whole river. Relative humidity in the basin is 70' -75 %0. As located in northern monsoon climate area of subtropical zone, the Han River, enjoys abundant precipitation in spring and summer and limited precipitation in autumn and winter. Statistics show that annual average rainfall is 700 - 1300mm. The number of days of precipitation reduces gradually to the north from the south, with annual average precipitation days at about 120 days, and the maximum daily rainfall reached 60 - 100 mm. Rainfall distribution is extremely uneven within the year, with the majority concentrated from May to October, accounting for 70 - 80% of annual precipitation. All parts of the basin may suffer from torrential rain. Daily rainfall greater than 100mm in torrential rains most often occur in July, then in September, then in August. Annual average evaporation is 900 - 1300 mms in the basin of Han River. It is greater in the lower reaches than in the upper reaches, greater in the river valley than in the mountain areas, greater in the north bank than in the southern bank. The atmospheric pressure is lower in summer than in winter. Evaporation reaches maximum in June or July and minimum in January, February. The annual average wind speed has been 1.0-3.5m / s in the basin of Han River and 1.4- 2.3m / s. 0-3.5 m/s in the upper reaches. The wind speed in winter changes not too much, approaching the average wind speed. Often the topography and monsoon remarkably influence wind direction, to have wind flowing towards the east in the upper reaches, towards the Northwest in the middle reach and northeast in the lower reach. The largest wind speed of the upper reaches is 18. 3-24.3m/s , and the extreme wind speed reaches 28 m/s in the midstream and downstream. 3.1.2 Hydrology Flowing through Xiangfan there are such major rivers as the Han River, in addition to such tributary as the Dalu River, Xiaoqinghe River, Tangbai River, and the Southern Canal, etc. The Han River reach in the district of Xiangfan lasts 26 km in total, flowing from west to east 40 through the urban district, through the Spark Pass toward northeast, then into the main city, to be divided into two waters by the Fish Shoal, with the north tributary flowing through Zhangwan converged by Tangbai River to flow south; and the South tributary winds east of Xinagyang to flow southwards to converge in the Goddess of Mercy to flow into the Yicheng southwards along the Cap Mountain and Stone Mason's hill foot. Hydrology and water level stations along the master stream of the Han River total 22, of which 6 hydrometric stations and 11 water level stations are located in Hubei Province, with relatively long observation materials, as sound basis for information of the basin hydrology characteristic in the Han River. The basic situations related to this project read as follows: The Huangjiagang Hydrometric Station: Lying 6km downstream of the dam site of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, set up by the Yangtze River Committee in August 1953. from January 1965 on the reference water section is shifted 950m to left bank, with observation up to today. The Station has a control area totaling 95217 km2 . completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir has made the river suffer from violent erosion and at identical flow rate( annual average discharge rate at 1470 m3 / s ) the water level drops by 1. 32 m, the erosion intensity reduces during conservation storage period, to result in level drop by 0.32m by 1979 to add up to 1. 64m. Since then the riverbed erosion has already achieved basic balance. Since 1979 water level and flow achieves basic stability. The said Station makes observation concerning hydrology, flow, silt, etc. The Xiangyang Hydrometric Station: Lying 108 km downstream of the Huangjia Port, and 15.9km up the dam site of the Cuijiaying site, with a control area totaling 10326 km2 . Set up by the Committee of the Yangtze River, the Station has record from May 1929 to January, 1938; from June 1939 to December 1942; from June 1943 to December 1948; from June 1949 to this day. It has record of flow from 1933 to 1938; from 1947 to 1948; from 1950 to 1960; from 1973 to today. This Station is located in narrow sections, to suffer great change in sedimentation before and after flood seasons, with the Tangbai River to converge 9km downstream of a collection area of 26421 km 2, all of which produces obvious influence upon the water level and flow relationship, thus the data as observed is extremely unstable. The said Station makes observation concerning water level, flow, silt, etc. Huangwenzhuang Hydrometric Station: Located about 116.8km downstream of the Cuijiaying site., with a control area totaling 142056kmt. In 1932 the Hubei Province Water Conservancy Bureau once established a water level observation station in Zhongxiang, with more observation concerning flow in May, 1933 and silt content test, and the observation section moved 18 km upper stream in Sept. 1936 to Crushing Mountain (while the Huangwenzhuang Station kept observation of water level until the end of July, 1938). Observation in the Crushing Station paused twice from Aug 1938 to Jan 1947 and from Dec. 1947 to Dec 1949. observation was resumed in Jan 1950, and the observation sections was shifted 18 km downstream to Huangjiazhuang Hydrometric Station again in April of 1973, with observation made until so far. Under the general situation, the section rises due to silt and falls due to erosion and the high water produces erosion in the left bank with sedimentation in the right bank. The Yujiahu Water Level Station: situated 1.14km downstream of the Cuijiaying site, whose predecessor was the Qianjiayin Water Level Station, with observation of water level until so far. The Yicheng Water Level Station: Lying 34.8km downstream of the Cuijiaying site, set up in 41 May of 1929, with some years under no observation before liberation. There is water level to observation records to so far after liberation Water level and flow relationship at the Cuijiaying site is listed in Table 3.1-1. The monthly average flow at the site of Cuijiaying Dam is shown in Table 3.1-2. Table 3.1 -1 Water Level and Flow Relationship at the Cuijiaying Dam Site H(m) 54.5 55.0 55.5 56.0 56.5 57.0 57.5 58.0 Q(m3Is) 300 490 710 980 1320 1740 2250 2900 H(m) 58.5 59.0 59.5 60.0 60.5 61.0 61.5 62.0 Q(m3Is) 3700 4530 5650 7050 8650 10600 12900 15400 H(m) 62.5 63.0 63.5 64.0 64.5 65.0 65.5 Q(m3/s) 18200 21100 24400 27800 31300 35500 39800 Table 3.1-2 Monthly average flow at the site of Cuijiaying Dam Month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 3 Q(m /s) 841 795 814 972 1211 1400 2072 2006 Month 9 10 11 12 Annual average 3 Q(m /s) 1944 1647 976 837 1293 3.1.3 Sedimentation Sedimentation at the Cuijiaying site, before completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir and the Wangfuzhou Reservoir, comes mainly from the master stream and its tributary of Nanhe River and Tangbai River. The completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir has almost all sand intercepted within the Reservoir of Danjiangkou. According to statistics in Huangjia Station, before storage in the Danjiangkou Reservoir, during 1952-1967, annual sedimentation reached 10036 t/year, while during 1969-1990 it reaches only 1,060,000 t/year. After the reservoir storage commenced in the Danjiangkou, the middle reach of Han River riverbed is eroded seriously. Silt in the Cuijiaying comes mainly from the tributary Nan River, Tangbai River and the erosion occurs in the main stream in the section between the Wangfuzhou Shoal and the Cuijiaying site. Compared with the situation before the completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, the trend is that the total sedimentation has been reduced by a large margin. Statistical analysis shows that sedimentation as observed at the Huangjiachuang Station is only 20% of that before the completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, and the sedimentation is more and more roughened. According to Xiangyang Station, in the past 1956-1959 before the completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, annual suspension diameter ranged form 013 to 0. 04 mm, with average at 0.033-0. 058 mm, and the largest at 0. 4-0. 8 mm; after completion of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, during 1974-1979 , the diameter ranges from 0. 037-0.121 mm, with average at 113-0. 12 1 mm, and the largest at 0. 784-1.11 mm. The medium diameter in 1989 reached 0.023mm, with average at 0. 217 mm and the largest at 1. 45mm. 3.1.4 Geology And Earthquake 42 The said Project lies in the border between the Qilin fold system and Yangtze Quasi-platform, of two a pieces of Structure classified I. Adjacent area (30km with the site as radiuses) is located in Grade II of southern end of South Xiangyang Fault, north of Hubei Distorted belt and west end of the Suizhou-Yingshan fold. The master stream of the Han River flows to the south--west from southernward with the right main channel at 500 - 550 m in width and 1 - 4 m in depth, and the left bank at 20 to 100m in width. The valley here is asymmetric with the left bank gentle and flat, developed in terrace and overflowing beaches. Terraces of Grade I are at 64 to 68 m, (EL) and several kms in width, while right bank's terrace and hill foot are steep toward the bank. Bare strata at the dam site:: -lower-system of the he Sinian Period, mainly of moraine's sandstone , bare adjacent to the Goddess of Mercy, where the thickness is greater than 19 m; r-system of the he Sinian Period, mainly of shallow rotten slates, note-book layers of marl form and piece-like slates, with the top made of phosphorus ore bed, about 19m in thickness, with little change in thickness, bare in the right bank. There are 16 records of earthquake in the Xiangyang district from 209 to the end of the Qing Dynasty, and there are only 2-3 records adjacent to the project site, at the intensity of IV. Since 1960 there has been relatively limited seismic activity, with once 2.3. in Zhangji and 2.5 in southeast of Zhangwan. In line with the Zoning of Earthquake Intensity within the People's Republic of China (beyond 10% of probability in 50 years) as issued in 1990, the basic earthquake intensity in the Cuijiaying site is determined at VI. 3.2 Socio-economic Situation 3.2.1 Current Status Xiangfan has a history of more than 2800 years, and has been developed into the national hub of communications, a new developing industry and regional key city The territory area 326 of urban district of Xiangfan reaches 326.26km 2, with a population of 5,77 3,800 (By the end of 2002). In recent years, Xiangfan implements reforms concerning science and education with investment spurring, export-oriented economic development strategy that drives economy to harvest great achievement in economy and all respects. Its GDP reached 45.62 billion in 2002. up by about 8. 5%, among them: the primary industry contributed 10.3 5 billion Yuan, up by 2.7%; the secondary industry 20.79 billion Yuan, up by 10.4%; the tertiary industry 14.52 billion Yuan, up by 9. 7%; in the same year agricultural gross output value was 16.501 billion Yuan, up by 1. 2%; The whole city completed investment in fixed assets to total 9.678 billion Yuan, 10% in increase annually. The total amount of telecommunication service amounted to 301 million Yuan, up by 10. 66%; disposable income and net income for peasant per capita totaled 6506 and 2564 Yuan respectively, with annual rise at 7.22% and 3. 43%. 3.2.2 Regional Development Plan 43 3.2.2.1 City Scale Xiangfan city was listed as one of rising large industrial cities by the Chinese Government in 1997, having overflied twice from small city to medium city and from medium city to large city, whose urbanization level has reached 38%, preliminarily formed a four-grade-scale layout of Xiangfan city zone-County (city) seat-Central town-General township, effectively promoted the economic development and continual upgrading of urbanization level. 3.2.2.2 General city layout 1. General layout of the Xiangfan city zone (1) Xiangcheng: The administrative and scientific research center, ancient city protection zone, tour, commerce and machinery industrial district; (2) Fancheng: The economic, cultural, financial, trade and information center of the whole city, hi-tech development zone, and textile industrial district; (3) Youfanggangzutuan: one of important railway pivot and automobile industry base of Chine; (4) Yujiahuzutuan: the energy, building materials, chemical zone and port storage zone of the whole city (planned); (5) Yuliangzhou Island: Ecological tour island. The Planned General Layout of the City is shown in the attached drawing No.3.2-1. 2. General towns layout of the whole city Xiangfan town system is classified into four grades as per their scales and economic basis: grade 1 is the Xiangfan city zone, grade 2 is Zaoyang city, Laohekou city, grade 3 is Yicheng city and four seats of Xiangyang, Nanzhang, Gucheng and Baokang, grade 4 includes 22 central towns. The towns' layout of the whole city can be summarized as one core (the core zone of whole city-the Xiangfan city zone), two wings (Laohekou city and Zaoyang city), two shafts (Industrial economic shaft along the Han River, the Xiangyu Railway and the National Road No.316, economic development shaft along the Jiaoliu Railway and the National Road No.207). In the city structure, the city zone is with automobile industry as its key industry, and has formed an advanced central line of financial, information, trade and service with textile, garment, energy, chemical, building materials and hi-tech industries; the middle part of the city zone along the Handan Railway and the Xiangyu Railway has formed an industrial corridor of automobile, light industry, textile, pharmaceutical and chemical, building material etc.; four large agricultural economic zones with northern Xiangfan, Northern Zaoyang and Northern Laohekou as center, the periphery of the city zone is with energy development as its main industry to form industrialized pattern. 3.2.2.3 Brief to Municipal Infrastructure In the past five years, the number of the newly-built bridges in the whole city totals 103; modified and extended roads totaling 607 last 571.8km long. 8 kms, covering 717. 40,000 square meters. The number of newly-built delivery pipe is 470, lasting 15.9km; The number of 44 0 1 2 Km4 .,. " I 1 g ...... , | ; ls , a V!- - at x/ ft~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~4 .1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1f It" DFigure 32-1 The planned general layoCuijiaying Shipping and Hydropoer Pivotal Project 1~~~A =at U f _2S -L I utr- #*sh'r £1-5 ' SU"^ _* JS F N M.o7v ., , _-. * ¢* * -_ 1_ _ _ _ _-_ Figure 3.2-1 The planned general layout of Xiangfan City ( 1996-2010 ) nevly-built sewers is 752, to last 698.9 kin: The numtlber- of ne\vlv-built street lamps is 5560: The newly-built greenibelt is 58.S krm. the numLlber- of the ne\ ly-built flower bed at the intersections totals 585, and planited trees amoullt to 4.58 7 million. All munllicipal service is perfect progressively. 2 Among them: The area constructed in urbani district of Xiangfan reaches 54. 99 km . \ith urban density of population at 9100 per square kmii. There are 8 streets more than 50 meters in width in the urban district and more than 19 streets more tlhan 42 meters wvide, so per capita road area totals 8. 23 square meters. Underground water supplies are capable of supplying water of 7.85 million tons, with domestic consumption at about 300 liters per capita day; Drainage pipelines lasts 13 8,000 meters, whose density reaches. 48km/k mi2; gas utilization percentage is 82. 28%; Per capita public greenery area is 8. 01 mi, and afforesting rate of the urban area reaches 69%. 3.2.2.4 City development plan Xiangfan city is China's famous historic city and important communication pivot, by 2005, Xiangfan city urbanization level will reach 46% around. With the swift upgrading of urbanization level, the scale of the city zone will be gradually expanded. The population scale of the city zone is estimated to be 880,000 persons by 2005, 1 million persons by 2015; the land area of the city zone will be 72 km2 by 2005 and 95km2 by 2015. The industrial layout of the whole city is divided into three parts of east, middle and west macroscopically as per the zone, among which the eastern zone is characterized with foodstuff, machinery and mineral product processing; the middle zone is dominated by communication pivot, tour and regional industries; the western zone is mainly involved in local resource processing, mineral product processing and small-scale hydropower. This project has been listed into one of important construction projects of Xiangfan city. 3. 3 Introduction to Yuliangzhou Island -- Eco-Tour Island The Yuliangzhou Shoal lies in he center of Xiangfan city, Hubei Province, out of long time of alluviation. From 1938 to 1960, the Slhoal was still convex bank in curved way between Xiangfan and the Old Camp. Later hydrologic force changed it into a right branch until it becomes a shoal in the middle of the river. The topographical plane takes the folm of goose head. The left side of the Shoal is the north tributary of the Han River and at the righlit side lies the southl tributary of the Han River. Along the low, reaclhes of the Shoal lies the whole city in the rear end. The Shoal is 10.65k11m long from nortlh to southl and 5.3km in width from east to wvest, to cover an area of 31.Skm2 . The height difference between the southlern and no-tlhern part of the Shoal in elevation is 2. 4 meters. namelv the lowvest height in the south reaclhes 59. 10 mn and the peak 2 in the northl 69. 60 in at the water level ol'61. Om. the Shoal hias an area of 23.4 kiln ; WVhile at 64 m, it covers about 2020 krm-. Witlh developmient of Xiangfan and the Slhoal, traffic there is very convenient. At presenlt, the Shoal is connlected \vith the city proper by the Yulianuzlhou Bridge. In 1995. Xiangfain Municipal Commiittec anid MNlulnicipal governlmnent determiinied to develop the Slhoal and in 1996 the said Slhoal was approved officially as touLrismii developmentci- zone, orientated at ecology travelinL. Through years' development and construction, thle said Sh0oal has alreadv beguni to take shape oni the ecological travel island. Its Lilliqtue overall planniiin-, I,-, detailed control planning, caLltious and authoritative flood prevention measLures and river-bed analysis have offered scientific guaranitce for development, with suclh infrastl-rCOu--Ct coimpleted as bridge, roads, wvater supplies, powevr supply. cable TV and land level, etc. Already mor-e than 300 investors from U.S.A., Canada. Japan. Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kon,, Macao, Taiwvan have made investigation into the Shoal and made consultationi concemiing development of the Shoal. Within the development zone have been completed the construction of Longmei Amusement Center, Green Island Fisling Gardeni, card car court, Deer Chirp Park, Meiya Paradise, Silk Embroider Garden, Zhidi Garden, Monarch Villa, etc. attracted investment totals more than 1.0 billion Yuan, to have transformlled a wvild with no modern civilization into an initial modem green area, to have achieved phase accomplishment. For detail of the plan drawvinlg, see Table 39-2 3.4 Environment Function Zoning and Pollution Sources Survev 3.4.1 Environment Function Zoning The Project location is Cuijiaying, Xiangfan City, the specific environment goals of the project are that the water quality of the main wastewater receiving water body-Cuijiaying Section of the Han River will meet Class III water body standard (for function zoning, see Drawilng No.3.4-1), and that the regional ambient air will reach stably Class II function zone standard (for function zoning, see Drawing No.3.4-2) and the acoustic environment quality will reach stably Class III function zone standard (for function zoning, see Drawving No.3.4-3). Further endeavor shall be made toward the puipose of "control of pollution source and double satisfaction of standards" by reduction of pollutant emission, to have the emission in this area of main pollutants under control conceming the overall indexes; regional afforestation shall be strengthenied, to have green belt per capita reach over 10.5m2; regional environmental facilities shall be under strengthened constructioni to bring 90% of rubbish under hannless treatment; regional automatic environmental quality monitor network shall be completed to achieve nonnal management of the key pollutioli sources and online monitor, thus to perfect the regionial network of environmental inform ationi. 3.4.2 Pollution sources survey Pollution sources actuality of Xiangfan city area is shown in Table 3.4-1 and the pollution sources distribution is showII in Drawing No. 1.6-1. 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Figure 3.2-2 The planned general layout of Yuliangzhou Island| LiLaohekou C ty 14~~~~~~~~~~~~I Ir- iy( ,/ County ( ayn {5J 8 ~~~~~~~~~~Xiangyang Zaoyang City t Guichcng- :ounty Cuijiaying ping ard Hydropower Pivotal P ct A 9~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Yc'cn"gcthgj C'ity r 13aokang County Y City Nanzhang County Lcgcnd * statiofsn of Ollult\ or cit) go flniments re,resmoirs ri rs of(Class III O,,,f,, rikersof(Iass 11 - bridL'es * watcr intake poinits i %atcr draiinage points Figure 3.4-1 Environment function zoning of the Xiangfan section of Hanjiang River 1 S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~TP 020mei - JX 1 - Xa A g M41 t c~~~~~~~~~~~~ontrol gitfli0: .6 e n Figure.4-2Ai environmen fucto zonin XiangaCitornIN (S2005o) :N~~~~~~~~~~~~~e -1j. 1 ' ~~~~~~~~~t, /$/>'; ,_lcto fte; ftepqc >~~~~~~~~~~N, f\"se,'J,t& I ? , & Leen I r ' .+> ,cz: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~inzho Izsslazndsvl. = control sitesniang Rive FigureAcoustic3.4-3 environment function zoning of Xiangfan City~% I kg/a Table3.4-1 Pollution Source Statistics in 2002 Unit: Fuel quantity and main pollutant Sewage disposal No Unit Names Plant dischar e the situation Ammonian SO2 Fume Industrial COD ______~dust 198892 19285 I Xiangyang Vehicle Bearing Co Machinery 154976 41687 4356322 119689 2 HubeiZhongtanliPhamnacyCom Medical 219210 117970 / 13560 3 Xiangfan Dongfeng Vehicle Machinery 8507 15362 Electric Co ltd 11570 5394 4 China Aeronautics, Hongwei Machinery 29920 52520 / Branch MachinerY Plant 26216 i State Weidong Machinery Machinery 16579 9070 2703 6 State Handan Electriance Machinery 607 4156 12709 7606 7 Xiangfan Alcohol Plant Brewery 59900 20492 / 17418 1210 8 Xiangfan Jinxin Catalyst Co ltd Chemical 3072 15756 / / / 9 Xiangfan Sanlida Building Building / / / Materials Group materials 48 10 Hubei Xiangfan Sanjiu Brewery 19100 2616 / 9088 Brewery Plant I I Xiangfan Hongwei Chemical Chemical Pharmacy Co ltd Brick Plant Building 1641 1580 / / / 12 Yujiahu materials / 22668 2948 13 HubeiVehicleLightingPlant Machinery 5760 3329 14 Xangfanenstrimt&ToolPlant Machinery 652 223 148670 15 Hubei Xiangfan Power 35759400 11404110 / 562774 _____ Generation Co Ltd 3.5 Ecological Environment Baseline is shown in Table Collection table of ecological survey date carried out by this assessment 3.5-1. Table 3.5 -1 Ecological Survey Statistics Table of Assessment Area of the Project summary Survey contents Date Investigator Survey method and belt Flora in inundation June 29, 2004 You Lixin, Liu Shengxiang, quadrat area Xu Haiyang and Liu Shujun transect method reference and l Fishresource in June 29, 2004 You Lixin, Liu Shengxiang, Information survey assessment area Xu Haiyang and Liu Shujun market survey and Fish spawning yard in June 29, 2004 You Lixin, Liu Shengxiang, Onsite reference assessment area Xu Haiyang and Liu Shujun information and RS Vegetation June 29, 2004 You Lixin, Liu Shengxiang, GPS positioning distribution in Xu Haiyang and Liu Shujun satellite photograph assessment area 47 3.5.1 Regional ecological environment Xiangfan City has variant biological resources widely distributed both in the north and south of the city, belonging to eastern subtropical broad leaved evergreen forest sub-region of China's vegetation zoning, which includes northern subtropical broad leaved evergreen and deciduous mixed forest zone and central subtropical broad leaved evergreen forest northern sub-region. There are about 120 families, over 1000 genus and 3200 species of seed plants, dominated with cupule family, sweetleaf family and bamboo family. 3.5.1.1 Plant resources Xiangfan City has 81 families, 235 genus and 591 species of plants, including 362 arbors, 199 frutexes, 18 vines and 12 bamboos. It has rare and precious trees as metasequoia, gingkgo, golden larch, oliver plumyew, nanmao, fir, and wintersweet etc. Of forest resources, pines and oaks occupy over 90%, of which masson pine occupies 47% and oaks 44%. Three are main bamboos of Mao bamboo, fishscale bamboo, Gui bamboo, and arrow bamboo etc. Of wild plant resources, woody oil plants with high oil content are wild tung, wax tree and Chinese goldthread etc. growing mainly in Baokang county, Nanzhang county etc. Wild textile plants are dominated as reed and gardon asparagus, which are the feedstock of papermaking industry. As for wild faecula plants, acorn and Chinese chestnut etc. distributed in hilly area are widely applied. There are more than 600 medicine plants as gastrodia tuber, Chinese goldthread, eucommia, angelica, privet and schisandra, of which many plants have been manually planted, over 200 medicine plants are purchased all the time. There are still some wild plant resources with a greater application value as Chinese gooseberry, Chinese date, grape, konnjaku etc., Chinese gooseberry is growing in hilly area, which is used to produce different foods and drinks. Xiangfan City has 1.8638 million Mu grassland, 10.4035 million Mu sparse forest grassplot, shrub lawn, and space at slack season and mowing, including 59 pieces of grassland over lOOOOMu, 2.72 million Mu in total. There are 55 species of grasses, mostly white couch grass, cockeye grass, clover, crab grass, sedge, Korean lovegrass, dogtail grass, goose grass etc. There are many hydrophytes such as: lotus root, water chestnut, water rice, chufa, euryale seed, water lettuce, purple-backed duckweed, hyacinth, alligator alternanthera and phytoplanktons as chrysophyceae, chlorophyceae, diatom, inoflagellate, bluegreen algae and euglenophyceae. 3.5.1.2 Animal resources There are 55 main wild animals, including common wild animals as yellow stoat, hare, squirrel and boar. At present wolves, foxes, black bears, macaques, civet cats and musk-deers etc. appear and disappear occasionally in the large mountainous regions of Baokang and Nanzhang. The main common birds are of many species closely related with human activities or inhabited in rural area. The birds with a great number are crow, pied magpie, culver, thrush and cuckoo etc., quails and golden carves inhabit in large mountainous regions of Baokang and etc. Many species of migratory birds and passing migrants are found in the Nanzhang water surfaces, water birds as wild goose, duck and crane etc. live through the winter on river and lake water 48 area. surfaces in winter, which has attracted authorities' attention and been listed as protected 3.5.1.3 Aquatic life O Floating algae blue algae, The Xiangfan section of the Han River has rich aquatic life species; algae as 7 Cryptomonadales, Pyrroptata, chrysophyceae, diatom, Euglena, Chlorophyta etc. altogether blue phylum and 60 families, among which Chlorophyta has 26 families, diatom 19 families, Ifamily and algae 8 families, Pyrroptata 3 families, Euglena 2 families, chrysophyceae Cryptomonadales 1 family. (9) Zooplankton 51 There are 124 species and subspecies zooplanktons, including 37 species of protoplasts, of species of rotifers, 17 species and subspecies of cladocerans and 19 species and subspecies cladocerans copepoda. Rotifers have families of tortoise shell rotifer and branched rotifer etc., density has families of water fleas and etc., copepoda has families of Cyclops etc. The average is 1047.9ind/L, organism quantity is 0.18mg/L, floating carapace is O.2-0.9mg/L. (®) Benthic animals of Benthic animals have 20 sorts, 34 families and 35 species, including 2 sorts and 5 families 22.9%; annelid, accounting for 14.3%; 6 sorts and 8 families and 8 species of aquatic insects for and 4 8 sorts and 17 families and 18 species of mollusk for 51.4%; 4 sorts and 4 families species of crustacean for 11.4%. ( Water plants 2 sorts Altogether 18 sorts and 22 families and 34 species of water grown and hygric plants, plants, 10 and 2 families and 2 species of fern, 16 sorts and 20 families and 32 species of seed through species of marsh and hygric plants, and 24 species of hydrophytes have been found water plant survey. (@)Aquatic animals crab, snail The Xiangfan has the following fishes: giant salamander, turtle, tortoise, shrimp, and over and clam etc., giant salamander is one of the largest amphibians in the world, 2m long Baokang, 50 kg maximum as the Chinese national Class II protected animal, living in Nanzhang and Yicheng etc. 3.5.1.4 Fish resource (1) Common fishery resources and by About the fish series of the Han River, the found fish species by Yu Zhitang in 1981 in 1975 are Poluchji in 1959 and by Hubei Water Conservation and Hydropower Bureau approximately similar. at Hanjiang Fish expert Yu Zhitang put through a fish research by a research boat.in 1976-1978 gather river. It included 7 scientific research people and many workers. The method included organism water sample 1OOOml (adopt layers of 1/2 transparency) with adopt planktonic electricity), network(25#)., gathered samples through routine and supernormal(shock by determine Classify determining to sampled point planktonic organism water sample drawn, and draw the the nature to every sampled point water sample separately , quantitative analysis, and following conclusion: The research work included the fish system ,fishery situation yuan. economy fish in the middle and lower reach at Hanjiang river. It costed about one million 49 There are altogether 75 species of fishes collected in the middle reaches and lower reaches of the Han River, belonging to 56 families and 14 sorts respectively (See Table 3.5-2). Just the same with the Yangtze River, the most fishes in the middle reaches and lower reaches of the Han River are cyprinoid, 48 species in total, among which most of them are important economic fishes. Among 75 species of fishes, most of them are widespread ones such as: carp, golden carp, triangle bream, Changchun bream, herring, grass carp, silver carp, bighead carp, mandarin fish etc., all of them can be found at the river section downstream of the Danjiangkou Reservoir dam. The river section from Danjiangkou to Xiangfan is of hilly land at both banks, water clear and flow fast, there are some flow-liking species living there, such as: Varicorhinus (Scaphesthes) macrolepis (Bleeker), Sinibrama wui typus (Rendahl), Saurogobio gracilicaudatus Yao et Yang, Abbottina kiatingensis (Wu), silver xenocypris, Yichang loach, and etc., in the river section after Shayang, these species are very rare. Coilia ectenes Jordan et Seal, Coilia brachygnathus Krey. Et Pappp, Hemisalanx brachyrostralis (Fang), Culter e7ythropterus Basil and Erythroculter dabryi (Bleeker) living in the lower reaches of the Han River are distributed not beyond Xiangfan. The Han River has 3 species of Rhinogobio typus Bleeker, living in different eco-environments. Rhinogobio typus Bleeker lives in the water areas with rapid flow and grit bottom, therefore there are many fish communities in the river section from Danjiangkou to Xiangfan, while it becomes less gradually after Xiangfan and rare after Shayang. Cylinder type Rhinogobio typus Bleeker lives normally in the section with sandy riverbed, therefore there are a large amount of fish communities in the Tang River, the Bai River and the middle and lower reaches of the Han River after Xiangfan, becoming one of main caught objects. While the quantity becomes smaller in the section above Xiangfan and extremely rare in the Dan River. Rhinogobio ventralis Sauvage etc Dabry has a very limited quantity and distributed only in the lower reaches of the Han River. Before the dam construction of the Danjiangkou Reservoir, it is recorded that Yangtze Sturgeon, white soft-shelled turtle and etc. lived in the middle and lower reaches of the Han River, but they were not found during survey in 1981. At the same time, Varicorhinus (Scaphesthes) macrolepis (Bleeker), Sinibrama wui typus (Rendahl) and the fishes normally living in the brook are very rare. For some other fishes, though the environment conditions have changed after the dam construction, but it has not exceeded their adaptable limit, therefore a certain quantity of communities has been kept, even got bigger because of improved food conditions, which has become the main caught object of the middle and lower reaches of the Han River. Since over 20 years, the population density,.industrial and agricultural production and water environment of the Han River drainage area have greatly changed, communities and species of fishes have enormously changed too. And because of bigger catching intensity, the actual quantities at present are far smaller than the above-mentioned figure. 50 the Han River (Yu Table 3.5 -2 Fishes & distribution of the middle and lower reaches of Zhitang, 1981) Distribution Fish Danj iangkou Xiangfan - Shayang - Xiangfan Shayang Hankou + Coilia ectenes Jordan et Seal. + Coilia brachygnathusKrey. Et Pappp. + + Hemisalanx brachyrostralis(Fang) + + AnguillajaponicaTemm. et Schl. + + + Cyprinus carpio haematoptcrus Temm. et Schl. + + + Carassius auratus (Linnaeus) + + Varicorhinus (Scaphesthes)macrolepis (Bleeker) + Hemibarbus labeo (Pallas) + + Hemibarbus maculates Bleeker + + + + Sarcocheilichthy nigripinnis (Gunther) + + + Gnathopogon argentatus (Sauvage et Dabry) + + Pseudogobio vuillanti (Sauvage) + + Saurogobio gracilicaudatusYao et Yang + + + Saurogobio dabryi Bleeker + + + + Abbottina rivularis (Basil). + Abbottina kiatingensis (Wu) + + + Rhinogobio typus Bleeker + + Rhinogobio cylindricus Gunther + + + Rhinogobio ventralis Sauvage et Dabry + Coreius heterodon (Bleeker) + + + Coreius gzcichenoti (Sauvage et Dabry) + + Pseudorasboraparva (Temm. et Schl.) + + + Hemiculter leucisculus (Basil.) + + + + Hemiculter bleekeri Warpachowsky + + Toxabramnis swinhonis Gunther + + + Megalobramnaternzinalis (Rich.) + + + Parabramispekinensis(Basil.) + + + Culter erythropterusBasil. + + Erythrocultermongolicus (Basil.) + + + Erythroculter ilishaefornmis (Bleeker) + + Erythroculte7 dabryi (Bleeker) + + Erythroculter oxycephaloides (Krey. et Papp.) + + + Sinibrama wui typus (Rendahl) + + Pseudolaubzccasinensis Bleeker + + + Pseudolaubucaengraulis (Nichols) + + + Ctenophuryngodon idellus (Cuv. et Val.) + + (2) fish fry resources and spawning bed County and In history, Han River is always one of the fish fry producing areas, except Yun the natural Yunxi County at the upper reaches, Laohekou and Gucheng in Xiangfan have multiplication of spawning beds, which provide breed for the manual breeding are good to the of the species the fishes, what's more important, which play great roles in keeping the diversity 51 and the g,enes. The natural fishes spawning beds in Miangfan producicg floating eggs include VVangfLizhou. Cihe River- and Xiangfan; the spawvnin, beds in the truLclk streamii are mainly distributed in the river section from Xiangfani to Maliang; the branchl has Guotan in Tang River; see table 3.5-3 for details. Table 3.5-3 Distributioll of natural fishes spawning beds Distance to the upper Name Scope (kin) spawning, bed ( km ) Wangfuzhou Laohekou-Guclheng 18.0 31.5km from Danjiangkou Huiliuwan -Cihe River Cihe River 9.5 22.5 Xiangfan Niushou-Xiangfan 22.5 14.5 Yicheng Yicheng -Guanjiashan 41.5 6.3 The middle and lower reaches areas of Han River is one of the important production bases of fresh water aquiculture in China; the aquatic products accounts for 32.93% of the whole in Hubei and accotnts for 25.4% of the total water surface. The commercial fishes that can be seen frequently account for 74.5% of the total fishes in the whole year and the natural fish output in Xiangfan Section in Han River exceeded 8000t. (3) Rare fishes and migratory fishes resources According to the record about Han River in 1950s, there were Dashi sturgeon and paddlefish. while they are seldom seen in the recent years. Now there is only one kind of rare fish, namely catostomid fish, which is the second grade national protectioni animal, mainly distributed in the truck stream sections below Xiangfan and is fond of eating the benthic fauna. The migratory fishes include anguilla japonica temm and coilia ectenes Jordan et Seal, the former lives in the middle and lower reaches of Han River under Danjiangkou and the later lives in the lower reaches of Han River. 3.5.2 Ecological Environmenit in inul-ndate area 3. 5.. 1 CulTeCnt situation of resources and appration of Planktonic organism In November of 2004, the professors anid techlnologists of HUazhong Noiial Unive-rsity calTied on the field investigation to the environmental impact appraising area of the CuijiaYing camlp boat hydropower station of the Hanjialg River. The place of investigation is as follow;s: The dam site of the CuijiaYing camip boat hiydropower station, determinled b\ the globLal positioning systemr( GPS): 31 57' 26.3" N. 112' 09' 23.7" E; altitude: 34iii; NituShIoL toNvn(the retuLrnl w%ater enld of the hiydropower station of boat). detenniinled by the global positioning system( GPS): 320 05' 37.8" N, 1110 58' 37.5" E; altitude: 62m; Phoenix beach ,determined by the global positioning system( GPS): 310 54' 37.2 " N, 1120 10 ' 35.4 " E; altitude: 54m; From different position and different depth of the water body , gather water sample 1OOOml (adopt layers of 1/2 transparency) with adopt planktonic organism network(25#). After filtering in the network and changing over to the vial, it is regular to put into with the formalin immediately, then the siphon is concentrated and awaited measuring to 30ml after precipitating for 24 hours. Classify determining to above-mentioned 3 sampled point planktonic organism water sample drawn, and determine the nature to every sampled point water sample separately, quantitative analysis, draw the following conclusion: Every sampled point planktonic organism kind makes up the difference and sees tables 3.5-4-6 Table 3.5-4 A kind of some investigation lists of planktonic organism The dam site of the CdijiaYing camp boat hydropower station Sampledpoint 310 57'26.3" N, 1120 09'23.7"E Date 2004.11.28 Altitude (im) 34 Temperature (C) 15 Temperature of water(C ) PH 5 Water Bottom Silt bofd (l3ualitv Depth of 200 wrater (cm) RI %V Gentlely Ulothrix geminata sp Oscilla toria sp Spirulina sp desmus sp , inahkindkii Ankistro4 of the Bulbochaete sp . Ulothrix zoniata Oscillatoriaprtnceps Asterococcus sp spirogyra sp Dinob7yon sp Stigononme sp 53 Taible 3.5-5 A kind of some ir, e..Iii:lti,n lists of planiktonic ':.in m Niushoti town(the return wvater end of hydropower T .1 Sampled point of boat) 320 05'37.8" N, 1110 58'37.5"E Date 2004.11.28 Altitude (im) 62 Temperature (°C) 24 Temperature 16 of water(C C) PH 6 ;.,r Bottom Silt bodI, .Ji Depth of 150 water (cm) Rivers Gentlelv Spirulina sp Triplolerassp A.nkistrodesmus sp Scenedesmusjavaensis Quadricauda Uroneina wnfervicolum Mail k-inld of th Microcystis sp M marginata planktonic M acruginoa Phacus 07obicularis Grymnodinium sp Phacus osillans Cymbella sp Pinnulariasp Navicula sp 54 Table 3.5-6 A hind of some inv estigation lists of planktonic organism Plhoenix beach Sampled point 310 54'37.2" N, 1120 10'35.4"E Date 2004.11.28 Altitude (im) 54 Temperature (C) 15 Temperature 11 of water(C ) PH 5 ; .i I t r Bottomi SilIt body .ju:.li . Depth of 100 water (cm) ,ientle]v Oscillotoria.sp Navicula.sp Stauroneis Sawta Vlothrix zonata Cymbella parva Calothrix Microcytis .aiik.d Stauroneis phoeniceteron. N4ain kinld ot' ile Microchate.sp Diploneis.sp .ktn Phormidium.sp ortJariisinl Spzrulfna.sp Dactyloccopsic.sp Dielymosphenia.sp Takellaria. sp Spiroyyra.sp Dinobrvon.sp Scenedesmus.sp Nostoc.sp Chlamnydom onas.sp 3.5.2.2 Current situation of resources and appration of Benthon In November of 2004, the professors and technologists of Huazhong Normal University carried on the field investigation to the environmental impact appraising area of the CuijiaYing camp boat hydropower station of the Hanjiang River. Separately with the camp boat hydropower station dam site, Niushou town (boat hydropower station return water end) 2 draw benthon water sample, have classified appraising and draw the following conclusion: 55 Every sampled point Benthon kind makes up the difference and sees tables 3.5-7-8. Table 3.5-7 Some investigation lists of benthon kind CuijiaYing camiip boat hydropower station dani site Sam-pled point 310 57'26.3" N, 112° 09'23.7"E Date 2004.11.28 Altitude (im) 34 Temperature ( C) 15 Temperature 11 of water(C ) pH 5 ~; v .. 7lBottomn Gravel bodi .pi,i Depth of 200 water (cm) Rivers Cientlely Glossiphonia Nfain kiiind of - Tubifex sp. plankto, i, Ephemeridae Chironomidae , - C07-bicula,flWzninea 56 Table 3.5-8 some investigation lists of benthoni kind Sampledpoint Niushou town (boat hydropowver station return u-aler end) Sampledpoint 310 57'26.3" N, 1120 09' 23.7"E Date 2004.11.28 Altitude (im) 62 Temperature (C) 24 Temperature of water CC) 26 PH 6 M-,ater rSn,, ;II,- (iraveI bodv quality Depth of 150 ivater (cm) Rivers Glentlelv NMlain kinid o fIthe Glossiphonia p lai ktonic Corbicula nitens orgain in 3.5.2.3 Current situation of resources and appration of fish resource In November of 2004,about a kilometer to the upper river of CuiJiaYing dam site of camp boat hydropower station, we fished and gathered samples through routine and supemormal(shock by electricity) ,Obtained 43 fish samples in the section of xiangfan of Han river altogether ,such as Opsariichthys bidens, Sarcocheilichthys nigripinnis, Gnothopogon imberbio. This fishing has 11 species, 3 familes , 2 orders in all.The number of spicies of Cyprinidae is eight,accounts for 80% of fish total amount of appraising areas. Fish's bio-diversity resource investigation indicates (see forms 3.5-9), fish resources of appraising area of CuiJiaYing camp boat hydropower station of Han River are comparatively abundant, the kind and quantity of the fish present the downward trend. 57 Table 3.5-9 Fish's bio-diversity resource investigation of CuiJiaYing camp boat hydropower station of Han River of appraising areas (1) Sampled point Pharmaceutical factory of Hubei Distance from the About I km PH 5 dam site (1km) altitude (m) 50 Thetimeofsampled 2004.11. 8: 00-10: 00 Temperature (C) 15 State of river bed Lots of stones, mild Temperature of river 11 The method of Fishnet (C ) sampled Depth of river (im) 1-5 The area of sampled 5000 X 60 2 (m ) The name of fish The number of Relative abundance Relative Density (/km fishing (%) 2 ) Opsariichthys bidens 3 0.0968 10 Hemiculfer 6 0.1935 20 leucisculus Sarcocheilichthys 1 0.0323 3.33 nigripinnis Gnothopogon 1 0.0323 3.33 imberbio Huigobio 5 0.1613 16.67 chinssuenssis Cyprinus carpio 4 0.1290 13.33 Carassiusauratus 3 0.0968 10 Squalidus argenntatus 2 0.0645 6.67 Acheilognathus 1 0.0323 3.33 barbatulus Cobifis sinensis 2 0.0645 6.67 Pelfeobagrus nifidus 2 0.0645 6.67 58 Table 3.5-9 Fish's bio-diversity resource investigation of CuiJiaYing camp boat hydropower station of Han River of appraising areas (2) Sampled point Pharmaceutical factory of Hubei Distance from the About 1 km PH 5 dam site (km) altitude (m) 50 The time of 2004. 11. 8: 00 10: sampled 00 Temperature (°C) 15 State of river bed Lots of stones, mild Temperature of 11 The method of shock by river CC) sampled electricity Depthof river (m) 1 5 The area of 5000X60 sampled (m2) The name of The number of weight (g) Relative Relative fish fishing abundance(%) Density(/ km 2 ) Hemiculfer 6 150 50 20 leucisculus Cyprinus 5 2850 41.67 16.67 carpio Carassius 1 175 8.33 3.33 auratus 3.5.3 Brief introduction to ecological environment of dam site and inundated area The main species of trees along the bank of Han River in the area to be assessed include poplar and red wood and there are 535 trees/km on average. See table 3.5-10 for details. 59 Table 3.5-10 Condition table of protection forest along the bank of Han River Start-stop Length of Total o Bank outside Bank inside River Town dike with Red Red place trees Poplur Poplur trees (kmn) wood wood Zhutiao Maqiying-Hu 5.78 150 70 80 yangjia Zhaowan-Xi Nizui anggu 12.18 4739 2786 1953 Crossing Han 1st Railway River Zhangw Bridge 6.4 10900 8400 2500 a Lianshanzha Chenpo-Wan Dongjinm z.15.8 9995 3625 2250 3850 270 gzaiqiao Oumiao Zhaozhuang- 16.1 4350 3750 600 Zhangzhou Total _ _ 56.26 30134 The scope 300m away from the inundation line are mainly the farming land, among which the agricultural land accounts for about 90%, the crops planted include rape, wheat, dwarf lilyturf, chinese yam and earthnut and so on, others are the trees including broussonetia papyrifera, elm,poplar and cunninghamia sinensis and so on scattered in thefram and turn land. The main inundation object is the largest middle bar in the reservoir area, namely Yuliangzhou, its elevation of the beach face is 63.3-68m with the total area of 26km2 and the total population of 20000. Most on the beach is the corp planted in rush in spring or autumn; the temporary planting plant devasted due to the floodplain of the flood in the flood period in summer has the area of 200hm2 , furthermore, the land is bad in soil texture and there is no complete set of water resource facilities, the planting conditions are bad, the output of the corps are very low, as a result, it belongs to non-farming land with benefit. The vegetation on Yuliangzhou is mainly poplar and couch grass and the coverage rate of the tree and grass is 26%. According to the survey, there is no natural habitat and wild animals to be protected in the dam site and inundated area. 60 3.5.4 Steted-protected species in assessment area of the project The state-proetctced species in the palce where the project area is situated is shown in Table 3.5-11. Table 3.5-11 State-protected species distribution table in the assessment report the Name Protection grade Distribution area Distance with project over chinese dove tree Level I in China Over 1500m elevation With the distance 20km Metasequoia Level I in China Planted along the bank lkm Gingko Level I in China Planted in the resident place lkm Pseudolarix kaempferi Level II in China Over 1000m elevation Over 10km cephalataxus fortunei Level II in China Over 700 m elevation Over 20km katsura tree Level II in China Over 1600m elevation Over 20km Liriodendron chinense Level II in China Over 1000m elevation Over 20km Redbud Level III in China Over 500m elevation Over 20km Gastrodia tuber Level III in China Planted, over 500m elevation 10km Chinese goldthread Level II in China Planted over 1000 m 10km elevation Eucommia Level II in China Planted over 200m elevation 5km black bears Level II in China In the forest with the Over 20km elevation over 1500m Macaque Level II in China In the forest with the Over 20km elevation over 500m Civet cat Level II in China In the forest with the Over 20km elevation over 1500m Musk deer Level II in China In the forest with the Over 20km elevation over 1500m Golden eagle Level II in China Cliff with the elevationof Over 20km 1000m area Catostomid fish Level II in China trunk stream section under In the inundation Xiangfan 3.6 Investigation & Impact Assessment of Surface Water Quality Baseline 3.6.1 Arrangement of water quality monitoring sections In line with the features of impact from the project upon environment and the rivers characteristics of the Han River and its tributaries, the scope of monitor is determined to range from the Cuijiaying site to 39.8km at the end of the backwater, including its tributaries Tangbai River, Xiaoqing River. There will be 5 sections under monitor, with a surface sampling point in each section. For detail of the layout and exact location, see Table 3.6-1. 61 Table 3.6-1 Sections & Sampling Points for Surface Water Quality Monitor No Monitor section Sampling point Remarks Master I Backwater terminal The samping method is to Reference arrange a sampling vertical section 2 100m up Cuijiaying Dam line at the main stream of Control the section and at 5m away section 100m down tail water of from the left and right Shortening Cuijiaying hydropower banks, 0.5m below water section station for sampling and analysis respectively. Tributary 47 1OOm up mouth of the Up axis, 0.2m below water Control Tangbai River section 5t 100m up mouth of the Up axis, 0.2m below water Control Xiaoqing River section 3.6.2 Monitoring items Monitoring factors: pH, SS, dissolved oxygen, BOD5, COD, permanganate index, total P, NH3-N and oils. 3.6.3 Analysis Methods Each monitoring item shall follow the methods as described in the Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3 838-2002). Details are given in Table 3.6-2. Table 3.6-2 Water quality monitoring & analysis methods No. Item Analysis method Standard i pH Glass electrode method GB6920-86 2 SS 3 Dissolved 02 lodometric method GB7489-89 4 BOD5 Dilution & inoculation method GB7488-87 5 Permanganate index GB 11892-89 6 Ammonium molybdate GBI 1893-89 Total P spectrophotometric method 7 Oils Infrared spectrophotometric method GB/T16488-1995 8 NH3-N Colorimetry GB7479-87 3.6.4 Assessment standards Class II of the Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002) is executed for Item No.1, Class III for Items Nos. 2, 3 and 5, Class IV for Item No.4. The standard values are shown in Table 3.6-3. 62 Table 3.6-3 Surface Water Quality Standard Unit: mg/L(except pH) No Item Class II Class III Class IV 1 pH 6-9 6-9 6-9 2 SS 3 Dissolved 02 6 5 3 4 BOD5 3 4 5 5 Permanganate index 4 6 10 6 Total P 0.1 0.2 0.3 7 Oils 0.05 0.05 0.5 8 NH3-N 0.5 1.0 1.5 Remarks Surface Water Quality Standard (GB3838-2002) 3.6.5 Monitoring results and assessment of surface water quality baseline The monitoring results of water quality are shown in Table 3.6-4, the monitoring results show that(Othe pH values of all the monitoring sections are consistent with the standard requirements;(g)Among the monitoring sections Nos. 1, 2 and 3 of the Han River, all the pollution factors are consistent with the standard except that NH3-N at the Section No.1 exceeds the standard slightly at level period (standard exceeding multiple of 0.08); (©) Permanganate index, BOD5, NH3-N and total P at the Section No.4-upstream of mouth of the Tangbai River exceed the standard, except total P exceeding the standard in level and lower water periods, the standard exceeding multiple of NH3-N at level period is 9.81;(!)Permanganate index, BOD5, NH3-N and total P at the Section No.5-upstream of mouth of the Xiaoqing River exceed the standard, the standard exceeding multiple of total P at low water period is 35.48. EA team thinks that the surface water quality of the Han River main stream is ok in general and that upstream of mouths of the Xiaoqing River and the Tangbai River exceed the standard because they are polluted by their coming water from upstream, the main pollution factors are permanganate index, BOD5, NH3-N and total P. 63 Table 3.6-4 Surface water quality monitoring results Unit: mg/L(except pH) No. Period pH SS 02 index BOD5 NH3-N Total P Oils Standard Reach the 02 index ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~standardor not Low 8.24 11 10.96 2.16 1.78 0.067 0.012 0.025 1 High 8.22 10 6.38 2.24 0.70 0.129 0.045 0.025 L.e.el s I2 So I S I v.540 _ HUl Class II No Standard 6-9 6 4 3 0.5 0.1 0.05 value High 8.22 15 10.95 2.10 2.67 0.140 0.040 0.025 2t4 Level 8.16 12 6.60 2.57 1.46 0.222 0.058 0.025 Low 8.18 14 8.42 1.99 1.94 0.440 0.064 0.025 Class III Yes Standard 6-9 5 4 0.05 __value /5641.0 0.2 00 Level 8.14 21 9.84 3.82 2.82 0.594 0.182 0.025 3# Low 8.12 16 6.14 2.94 1.37 0.384 0.100 0.025 High 8.14 12.6 8.10 2.74 2.03 0.665 0.116 0.025 Class III Yes S_t_alrd 6-9 5 6 4 1.0 0.2 0.05 Low h4b1 S. ,.6011 24 43 . 4.17 1.1(!8 0).I3011 4# High 8.23 84 6.60 5.20 2.0 0 l 73 _ 0.477 (I.A l Level 7A '- 11.1 1.410 1S.( I1l.0 14.72 0.96(0 1l. Class IV No Standard 6-9 / 3 10 5 1.5 0.3 0.5 value Low 8.91 202 S.Si,i 56.55 87.41 1 2.40 7 9i1 4945 5# High 7.99 59 2.6 21. I 16.40 19.5 0.91 1_ 1.490 Level 7.90 366 4.18 15. 8.38 5.48 1.024 0. 124 Class III No Standard 0.05 Standard69 / 5 6 4 1.0 0.2 value 64 3.7 Ambient Air Quality Baseline Survey and Assessment 3.7.1 Monitoring points and baseline monitoring factors The data of the routine monitoring points of Xiangfan city are applied for ambient air quality baseline assessment, and the baseline monitoring factors are NO2 , SO2 and PM10. 3.7.2 Sampling and analysis methods Sampling and analysis methods are based on the ENVIRONMENT MONITORING TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION (atmosphere), see Table 3.7-1. Table 3.7-1 Monitoring and analysis methods of ambient air quality No Item Sampling method Analysis method Code GB/Ti 5262-94 I SO2 Liquid absorption Colorimetry l___5°2___ method GB/TI 5435-95 2 NO2 Liquid absorption Chemiluminescence ______~~method 3PM,0 Continuous Optic method sampling method O 3.7.3 Assessment method and standard The assessment method is single index method, the assessment standard is Class II of the AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARD (GB3095-1996), and the standard values are given in Table 3.7-2. Table 3.7-2 AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARD Assessment standard (mg/m3) No Pollutant Daily average Standard Hourly value value II of the AMBIENT AIR I SO2 0.50 0.15 Class 2 NO 0.24 0.12 QUALITY STANDARD 2 GB3095-1996 3 PM10 0.15 65 3.7.4 Monitoring results and assessment Ambient air quality monitoring results are summarized in Table 3.7-3. Table 3.7-3 Ambient air quality-monitoring results Sample Concentration Std. Maximum std. Point Item quantity (mg/m3) Exceeding exceeding multiple ______rate (%) eceigmlil Hourlyvalue 42 0.016 -0.128 0 0 SO2 Daily average 7 0.042-0.070 0 0 Xiangfan value Environment Hourly 42 0.001-0.058 0 0 Monitoring NO2 Daily Station N0 Dal average 7 0.009-0.027 0 0 value Daily PM 10 average 7 0.055-0.103 0 0 value When the above sampling methods and assessment standard are applied for assessment, the hourly values and daily average concentrations of SO2, NO2 and PMIo within the assessment region are consistent with Class II of the AMBIENT AIR QUALITY STANDARD (GB3095-1996), the ambient air quality baseline is good. 3.8 Acoustic Environment Quality Baseline Survey and Assessment The Cuijiaying Pivot is situated at the Panggong Street Office, Xiangcheng District of Xiangfan city, the current dam site and the area around the site are farmland and barren waste. In accordance with the Tenth-Five-Year Environment Protection Plan of the Xiangfan City, Class III of the City Area Ambient Noise Standard (GB3096-93) shall be executed for the ambient noise of the region. Except small powerboat generates noise occasionally within the assessment region, there are no other industrial firms with high noise sources. 3.8.1 Monitoring point To understand the ambient noise baseline of the assessment region, a noise monitoring point is arranged at the dam site. 3.8.2 Monitoring method The INDUSTRIAL FIRM BOUNDARY NOISE MEASUREMENT METHOD (GB12349-90) is based for plant boundary noise monitoring and data processing; The CITY AREA AMBIENT NOISE MEASUREMENT METHOD (GB/T14623) is based for sensitive point noise monitoring and data processing. 3.8.3 Assessment standard 66 The noise assessment standard values are 65dB(A) for daytime and 55dB(A) for night time. 3.8.4 Monitoring result and assessment Ambient noise baseline monitoring results are given in Table 3.8-1. Table 3.8-1 Ambient noise baseline monitoring results Unit: dB(A) Day time Night time Point Location Monitored value Std. exceeding Monitored value Std. exceeding Monitored value value value Plant 50.8 0 49.6 0 boundary From the above table we can see that the monitored noise values at day time and night time within the region are consistent with the assessment standard, the ambient noise quality of the assessment region is good. 3.9 Public Health Baseline Survey and Assessment The information of the Xiangfan Epidemic Prevention Station indicates that the main local diseases which were epidemic in Xiangfan before are iodine deficiency, scald head, malaria and filariasis, Xiangfan belonged to moderate epidemic region of the above four local diseases. At present, filariasis and scald head have basically been eliminated, malaria and iodine deficiency have basically been controlled, but malaria has been epidemic in recent years in local areas of Xiangfan city (Zaoyang city, Laohekou city, Xiangyang city, Nanzhang and Yicheng). Malaria has been effectively controlled too because proper prevention and treatment measures have been taken. In 2003, high sick rates of infectious diseases of Xiangfan city are viral hepatitis, malaria, tuberculosis, bacillary dysentery, gonorrhea, epidemic hemorrhagic fever and morbilli in order and the high death rates are viral hepatitis, tuberculosis, bacillary dysentery, tetanus of newborn and encephalitis B in order. The total sick rates of Xiangfan city in 2002 and in 2003 are 204.83/105 and 264.16/105, the death rates are 1.05/105 and 0.68/105 respectively. The sick rates of infectious diseases of the whole city are lower than the national control standard--500/105 . 67 4.0 ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT 4.1 Prediction of Impacts on Water Environment 4.1.1 The analysis of water's state of affairs and impacts on mud and sand 4.1.1.1 Water's state of affairs and actuality of mud and sand Cuijiaying Navigation and Electricity Pivot lies below great The Water Conservancy of Danjiang, its pathway makes up of water from Danjiang to Cuijiaying attempered by Danjiang. The Water Conservancy of Danjiang has integrative benefits of preventing flood, irrigation, generating electricity, shipping, and provide the important source to north of China to realize the Project "Diversion Water in the South to North". The series of pathway in "the research on water can be attempered in Danjiang Reservoir" and "the preliminary design of later extending construction in Danjiang" finished by the Changjiang River Committee in 2001 adopted the ones in 1956-1998. The designed value was relatively little compared with the ones in 1933-1998. According to this, calculative water, which can be attempered and the calculation of pathway modulation, are relatively safe. In order to accord with the research result of the adjustive water in Diversion Water in the South to North, the series of the section from Danjiangkou to Cuijiaying and the pathway of Cuijiaying were based on ones in 1933- 1998. By analysis and calculation, the average runoff for many years in Cuijiaying is 420X Before the existence of Danjiang Reservoir, The annual output of sand in Nianpan mountain was 1.2 X 108t/a, its mud and sand mainly came above Danjiangkou. The sand above Dangjiangkou was blocked in the reservoir after the setup of Danjiang Reservoir, The anmual output of sand in Huangjia harbor was that of only 1% before the setup of Danjiang Reservoir, while Nianpan mountain was 0.24 X 108t/a, and its mud and sand came from the washout of the main stream below Dangjiangkou and the influx of the Tangbai River tributary and the South River tributary. The annual output of sand in Nianpan Mountain decreased sharply after the setup of Danjiangkou, and was that of only 20% before the setup of Danjiangkou. The diameter of sand widen, according to the analysis of the material of sand in Huangzhuang (Nianpan mountain) past years, the median diameter of sand was 0.012-0.020mm before 1960, the median diameter of sand was 0.016-0.047mm during the period of the flood detention (1960-1967), the median diameter of sand was 0.026-0.073mm during the period of sluice (1967' 1989). 4.1.1.2 The construction of dam impacting on water line (1) The construction of dam impacting on water line of the main stream According to the material of section in riverway, the data of the coarse rate and the condition of design, the water surface line of backwater in the area of Reservoir has been respectively calculated by calculating procedure of water surface line on the basis of all sorts of normal scheme of storage of water, compared with the differential value of natural water line, that is, The construction of Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge impacts on flood line, the result is showed by table 4.1 -1. We can draw a conclusion that the construction of dam impacts most on flood line near the dam, while in the section of Xiangxiang water station, the impacts is very little, about 0.06m. (2) The construction of dam impacting on water line of the Tangbai River 68 According to the material of section in riverway, the data of the coarse rate and the condition of design, the water surface line of backwater in the area of Reservoir has been respectively calculated by calculating procedure of water surface line on the basis of all sorts of normal scheme of storage of water, compared with the differential value of natural water line, that is, The construction of Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge impacts on flood line, the result is showed by table 4.1-2. We can draw a conclusion that the construction of dam impacts most on flood line in Zhangwan town, while in the section of Majia village water station, the impacts is very little, below 0.03m. Table 4.1-1 the variational results of the flood level in Hanjiang River's main stream around the Project The flux of evening scale (1%) in The flux of evening scale (2%) in Danjiangkou Danjiangkou No. Name of works From dam 2171 Om3/s 19600m3/s (Km) Natural Post Differential Natural Post Natural water line project value water line project water line (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) 1 Cuijiaying Dam 0.00 63.09 63.47 0.38 62.74 63.06 0.32 2 Guanyin Cabinet 3.00 63.20 63.56 0.36 62.86 63.15 0.29 3 Down the Dongjin 7.10 63.87 64.13 0.26 63.48 63.73 0.25 Bay 4 I 00m-down 12.34 64.85 64.98 0.13 64.53 64.64 0.11 Chong 50-2 5 Hunan Dock 13.79 65.45 65.53 0.08 65.18 65.24 0.06 6 Xiangyang Water 15.73 65.95 66.01 0.06 65.64 65.68 0.04 Station Xiangfan 7 steam-power 19.09 67.08 67.12 0.04 66.63 66.66 0.03 station lOOm down the 8 fourth bridge in 23.04 67.50 67.53 0.03 67.06 67.08 0.02 Hanjiang River 9 BaijiaBaywater 25.94 68.48 68.49 0.01 68.04 68.05 0.01 works 10 Above Baimiao 28.39 69.05 69.06 0.01 68.65 68.66 0.01 11 Yuanjia Sandbar 31.07 69.41 69.42 0.01 69.01 69.02 0.01 12 Niushou Town 35.29 70.00 70.01 0.01 69.59 69.60 0.01 13 Xujia Mountain 36.74 71.05 71.06 0.01 70.64 70.65 0.01 range 14 Xinji flood 39.80 71.29 71.29 0 70.90 70.90 0 discharge gate 69 Table 4.1-2 The results of the flood level in Tangbai River around the Project From Tangbai River (1%) Tangbai River (5%) No. Section's title Estuary Natural Post Differential Natural Post Natural (Km) water line project value water line project water line (in) (m) (m) (m) (m) (m) 1 Zhangwan Town 0.58 64.85 64.98 0.13 63.78 64.16 0.38 2 Hongshantou 2.56 64.90 65.03 0.13 63.83 64.21 0.38 Village 3 Liuhong Bay 5.29 66.99 67.01 0.02 65.55 65.61 0.06 4 Han-Dan railway 6.87 66.94 66.96 0.02 65.79 65.84 0.05 5 Majia Village 8.66 68.87 68.88 0.01 67.01 67.04 0.03 6 Above Tangdian 10.26 69.12 69.13 0.01 67.12 67.15 0.03 7 Above Liangzui 12.21 69.91 69.91 0 67.87 67.89 0.02 8 TaowanggangVillage 14.26 70.14 70.14 0 68.17 68.19 0.02 9 Nanying 16.20 70.64 70.64 0 68.80 68.81 0.01 10 Below Dongpo 18.35 70.59 70.59 0 68.93 68.94 0.01 11 Dongpo 20.55 71.71 71.71 0 69.78 69.78 0 12 Gongzui 22.55 71.97 71.97 0 70.09 70.09 0 In a word, after Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge completed, the construction of dam have more impacts on flood line near the dam, within the range of 20KM, the block value of the flood level reaches to 0.04m, while that in Tangbai River's tributary reaches to 1OKm, the block value of the flood level reaches to O.Olm, have great influences on the dike of the preventing flood. 4.1.1.3 The construction of dam impacting on mud and sand (1) the annual variety of the deposit quantity of mud and sand in the reservoir The deposit quantity of reservoir was calculated according to the given 20 years from 1980 to 2000, lasting for 42 years. From the annual variety of the deposit quantity, the total amounted to 0.499 X 108m3 during 42 years, and its average reached to 1 18.9 X 10 4m3/a. The deposit was very slowly in ordinary circumstances, the most deposit happened to the end of the 39t, reaching to 118.9 X 104m3/a, compared with the volume of reservoir of normal water level (12.12 X 108m3 ) accounted for 25.47%. The reservoir got to its basic balance, the deposit of which has little proportion to the volume of reservoir. When the heavy rain happened, as washing out reservoir, the loss of the volume of the reservoir during the course of deposit could be partly resumed, decreasing to 0.499 X 108m3 in the end of 42nd year because of the reservoir washed out. Compared with the ones at the end of 39th year, the volume of the reservoir resumed by 2%, the washing out quantity accounted for 7.6% of the most deposit. From the ratio of discharging sand within the year, the deposit sand in abundant rain year could be washed out of the reservoir, while sand was deposited in the reservoir in the little rain year. 70 The washing out and deposit in reservoir could be also showed that the reservoir was gradually, slowly deposited in the middle rain year and little rain year, the mud and sand which has deposited for many years could be rushed out in one year when it met a abundant rain year. (2) the mud and sand out of the reservoir According to the table 4.1-3, we can see that the total sand out of the reservoir every year differed sharply since the operation of Cuijiaying Reservoir. The most quantity of sand out of 4 the reservoir amounted to 3988.1 X 10 4t, while the least amounted to 4.4 X I 0 t, which the most was as 906 times as the least. We analyze this phenomenon was caused by the reason that the 4 quantity of sand from main stream and Tangbai River amounted to 2447.3 X 10 t in 1983, the abundant rain year, while the quantity of sand from main stream and Tangbai River amounted to 39.4X I 04t in 1999, the little rain year, which the former was as 62.1 times as the latter. The washing out and deposit increased the contrast. The lower reaches of its 30 Km have evolutive trend of rushing the slot and silting sands after the project of Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge completed, the limited washing out in backward position of the Dam was under 1400 X 104 m3 , the height of the washing out in the deep pond decreased more than 1.1 6m, the most amounted to 2.23m. The washing out quantity near the dam 7Km was 603.9 X 104 m3 , the average depth was 1 .25m. The deep slot in river and the riverbed of the middle part of left bank were rushed out greatly, and the most washing out in the area was 5m deep, the average depth of washing out was about 2m, which had a limited impact on the whole river circumstances, but the phenomenon of collapsing the banks can easily take place in some local segments, so some measures should be taken to defend the collapsing banks. 4 Table 4.1-3 Statistic of Sand Quantity out of Reservoir Every Year unit: X 10 t Year 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Sand quantity out of reservoir (10 4t) 690.0 633.2 864.4 2983.1 1231.4 50.7 19.7 383.0 Year 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Sand quantity out 254.9 766.0 287.9 352.9 24.4 78.1 27.9 38.4 of reservoir (10 4t) Year 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 Sand quantity out 576.0 14.9 1031.3 4.4 1135.9 1583.7 932.8 1038.5 of reservoir (10 4t) Year 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Sand quantity out of reservoir (104 t) 3988.1 1461.3 46.8 18.5 389.8 258.0 823.6 311.5 Year 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 Sand quantity out 380.8 26.5 82.3 29.8 38.4 633.7 16.2 1138.1 of reservoir (I04t) Year 41 42 Sand quatyou of reservoir (1-04t) 4 1204.8 71 4.1.1.4 Impact on flow from dam construction Cuijiaying hydro project is situated at the place, which is 142.2km below Danjiangkou large hydro project. Its runoff is composed of the release flow from Danjiangkou and the water from Danjiangkou to Cuijiaying. Before and after Danjiangkou Reservoir was built, the monthly flow distribution at the site of Cuijiaying Dam is shown in Table 4.1-4. It can be seen from Table 4.1-4 that the flow at the site of Cuijiaying Dam increases in dry season and reduces in flood season due to the dispatching orle of Danjiangkou Hydro Project. After Cuijiaying Hydro Project is built, it will not change the flow distribution at the site of the dam. Table 4.1-4 Annual runoff distribution table of Cuijiaying Dam before and after Danjiangkou Reservoir is built Before being built (1956'-1968) After being built (1969-2000) Month Amount of water ( Amount of 8 3 3 (10 m ) (%) Flow (m Is) water ( 10 8 i ) (%) Flow (n 3 /s) 8.4 1.84 324 21.8 5.41 841 2 7.8 1.71 301 20.6 5.13 795 3 16.1 3.52 621 21.1 5.25 814 4 33.7 7.34 1300 25.2 6.26 972 5 50.0 10.92 1929 31.4 7.80 1211 6 36.1 7.88 1393 36.3 9.02 1400 7 85.4 18.65 3295 53.7 13.34 2072 8 59.2 12.93 2284 52.0 12.93 2006 9 72.7 15.86 2805 50.4 12.54 1944 10 50.3 10.98 1941 42.7 10.62 1647 11 24.6 5.36 949 25.3 6.29 976 12 13.8 3.01 532 21.7 5.40 837 Total 458.1 100.0 1473 402.2 100.0 1293 4.1.1.5 Cuijiaying reservoir inflow The runoff coming in Cuijiaying Reservoir is composed of the discharge flow from Danjiangkou and the runoff from the region between Danjiangkou and Cuijiaying; also equal to the flow at Xiangyang plus the runoff from the region between Xiangyang and Cuijiaying. According to the result cacluted by Hubei water Conservancy Bureau and the Office of South-North Project, the least runoff at Xiangyang is 488m3 /s after the project South to North (95 X 108m3). There are Tangbai river and Xiaoqing river between Xiangyang and Cuijiaying, 72 the least runoff from the two rivers is 80m 3/s, so the Cuijiaying reservoir inflow is bigger than 490m3 /s. It can be seen that this project can be highly guaranteed by the water source from Han River. Cuijiaying reservoir inflow is shown in table 4. 1-5. Table 4. 1-5 Cuijiayingreservoirinflow (after South to North) month 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Aver age. Runoff at 495 488 492 492 858 1216 1400 1018 1428 685 510 495 798 Xiangyang runoff from the 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 two rivers Total 575 568 572 572 938 1296 1480 1098 1508 765 590 575 878 4.1.1.6 The requirement of and the least flow of Cuijiaying Reservoir The preventing flood safety level of the hinge project is that Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge, preliminary project in Danjiangkou Reservoir, was designed for 50 years' preventing flood safety, its water level was 64.16m, for 300 years' check, its water level was 65.11m. The late project in Danjiangkou Reservoir carried into execution, it will cut down flood in the backward position. Cuijiaying navigation and electricity hinge was designed for 100 years' preventing flood safety, its water level was 63.47m, for 500 years' check, its water level was 64.58m. Danjiangkou Reservoir's dam will be heightened soon, its flood level is designed according to the result of controlling flood of the late project. The designed water level for navigation is that the tiptop wvater level for navigation in upstream is 63.23m, while the backward position is 62.46m; the minimum water level for navigation in upstream is 59.23m, while the backward position is 54.23m. Generating electricity and navigating have a certain demand for water. It's necessary to keep a certain runoff on the basis of the condition of sea-route in order to keep the essential width and depth for navigation. When the fundamental runoff for navigation is designed, we adopt the comparative method to make out the least runoff for navigation, that is, according to the condition of drawing water (5 X 108m3 ) in the preliminary Project, the controlling runoff is designed to keep the lowest water level for navigation. Taking the rank and condition of navigation after its harnessed, at present the reach from Xiangfan to Huangzhuang has amounted to 6th degree, to guarantee 95-98% of the ships can go through, according runoff is about 480-460m3 /s. The lowest runoff of discharge in Cuijiaying Reservoir is 490 m 3/s in order to improve its works. 4.1.5.7 Impact on regional water resources from water resources utilization for project 73 construction Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project will be built at the truck stream of Han River. Han River Valley is in the hinterland of central China and is the largest branch in the middle reaches of Changjiang River. The amount of water is abundant and it will not freeze all the year around; the dispatching space is large and it has the advantageous conditions to develop water carriage and comprehensively utilizing water resources. It is calculated that the incoming flow over Cuijiaying reservoir: after South-North Water Transfer project P=85%, the design runoff isI6.1 billion mi3 , namely the annual average flow is 51 1m3/s. The design power discharge is 447m3/s, the shipping regulation flow is 470m3 /s. Cuijiaying Pivot belongs to low head canalized project combining shipping and power generation and it is riverbed stream flow plant; in flood season, it will be open to discharge the flood and raise the water level in the non-flood season for shipping and power generation. The incoming flow in controlled within the former riverbed. The regulated reservoir capacity in the three scheme is only 0.25-0.39. x 109 m3 and it can only be regulated per day. It belongs to riverbed reservoir; the degree to redistribute the time interval of the water resources is not large, as a result, the impact on the regional water resources is very small and there is no impact on the shipping at the lower reaches and the ecologic water. 4.1.2 The prediction of influence on water temperature It is predicted by confirming the structure of the water temperature in the reservoir according to the ratio (a) of annual water quantity to the volume of the reservoir inside and outside the country: Average water inflow 487 a = ------=------200 Reservoir capacity 2.42 a is far greater than 30, therefore Cuijiaying Reservoir's water temperature belongs to mixed type. The average depth in reservoir area is about 6m, and the water exchanges very frequently, so the phenomenon of water temperature layer can't happen, water temperature in reservoir mainly relates to water temperature from the water of the upper reaches and air temperature, which doesn't have bad impacts on industry and agriculture, water for living, the survival of living things in water. 4.1.3 The prediction of impacts on water quality in the reservoir area 4.1.3.1 The status quo of water quality in reaches before the construction of project 74 The point source which the reservoir discharges directly Hanjiang River lies in Xiangfan downtown area, while the industry in boom, densely populated, more discharging waste water, there are 10 pollution discharge spot within reaches in Xiangfan downtown area. The total sewage is 6953.3 X 104t, all sewage belongs to mixed type, and sewage in any other pollution discharge spot accords with standard except Nanqu and Hubei Pharmacy. The total contamination is about 1.77 X 104t, including chemically aerobic quantity 11700t or so, biochemical aerobics 4440t , suspension 922t or so, ammonia and nitrogen 557t or so, total phosphor 83t or so, the five contamination account for 99.7% of the total, main beyond standard items. The waste water from pollution discharge spot forms visible contaminated straps which are not obvious in the strobe, others are very clear (300-800m long, the widest 30m). The waster water into Hanjiang River is dark yellow. There are two pollution discharge spots (Daligou, Nitrogenous Fertilizer Factory on Daying Eastern Road) in the tributary, Xiaoqinghe estuary. The total discharging waste water is about 5600 X 104t, which matches that in 10 pollution sources from downtown area, Daligou is the biggest containing pollution one, and it accounts for 85% of the total pollution of Xiaoqinghe. The estuary segment in tributary, Tangbai River accepts part of waste water from industry and life sewage in Xiangyang County, about 500 X I 04t every year. Taking the total containing pollution capacity from Cuijiaying Hinge to Dangjiangkou reaches into account, this reach's ratio of pollution to runoff quantity(pollution /runoff quantity) is 1. 130, the ratio of dilution to blend[total water pollution/( runoff quantity+ total water pollution) is 0.77%; the polluted load(the total discharging pollution/ runoff quantity)COD & BOD5 3 3 respectively is 0.5g * m- ,0.23g _ mn , which reflects that the total containing pollution capacity in this reaches is bigger, heavier as its pollution load is, the capacity of its diluted and cleaned streams is bigger. 4.1.3.2 The prediction of construction of project impacting on water quality in the river section (1) The period of construction The waste water during the construction is that of washing the materials of sand - stone and of pouring the concretes, the average waste water discharge of washing the materials of sand - stone is 4292.2m 3/d, the concentration of suspension discharging is 12722mg/L; the average waste water discharge of pouring the concretes is 412.5m3 /d, the concentration of suspension is 5068mg/L, pH 11.9 There are 300 people per day in peak construction include restaurants and grocers around the dam. Daily average water consumption per capita of 1OOL/(person- d), sewage discharge quantity is calculated as per 80% of water consumption..It is calculated that the peak water 3 consumption during construction is 30m3/d, The peak domestic wastewater is 24m /d. The main pollution factors in sewage COD and BOD5 have the following concentration of 300mg/L and 200mg/L respectively, then the generation amounts of COD and BOD5 are 7.2Kg/d and4.8Kg/d. The disposed waste water from daily life has little impact on Hanjiang River, the sediment-flushed waste water in sand-stone system during the period of construction contains high concentration SS, It would increase the concentration SS of water within backward position 1000m during the periods of middle water and low water without disposal. So 75 depositing pool is planned to deal with the polluted water (SS shall reach up to 70mg/l after disposal) of which has little impacts on water environment. (2) Operating stage The navigating and generating electricity of the Project hardly has impacts on water quality, and its polluted source mainly comes from water for daily life after the accomplishment, which has small portion in winter compared with Hanjiang River's runoff. If waste water from factory and daily life is disposed to accord with standard, running into Hanjiang River, it will impact on water quality of Hanjiang River within limited range of discharging spot, and can't change the degree of water quality in Hanjiang River. High attention must be paid to the issue of eutrophication in the reservoir region and backward position after accomplishment of the Pivot in water quality. The reach from Hanjiang River's backward position to Shayang, about 300Km had taken place 4 times water bloom. It is diatom water bloom, small type of diatom, etc in 1990s(2,1992, 3,1998, 2,2000, 2,2003). The water bloom has direct something to do with remarkable improvement of concentration of nutritional material such as ammonia and nitrogen, phosphor in Hanjiang River recent years. The zone in Middle and lower reaches of Hanjiang River is developed, densely populated, industry and agriculture in boom, therefore there are much waste water to discharge, a lot of immense polluted sources. The water bloom is likely to happen because of increasing nitrogen, phosphor as well as suitable heat and light. Although the water bloom didn't occur, more attention should be paid to it: (1) the issue of eutrophication after its accomplishment, the water quality in local area, specially near the discharging pollution spot will become worse, the reason is that the water level will heighten, the water will deepen, the speed will be slow so that the capacity of transference of the stream can decrease, the polluted strap can shorten and widen, polluted range can enlarge, the concentration of contamination near discharging pollution spot can increase, which leads to some contamination to be detained or reversed in some local dead water and circumfluence near the bank. It leads to the pollation issue of eutrophication. (2) Taking its impacts on the backward position into account, the profit of the project should be taken account as well as distributing and controlling water resources as a whole and it should contribute to decrease the water bloom. The drainage gate of hydropower station sets up reasonably because it lies below the dam ,the hydropower station has hardly impacts on the water quality so that it can't bring about environmental pollution. The waste water from daily life is so little that it can't impact on the water environment, there are no other discharging sewage gates, so the drainage gate of the waste water from daily life sets up reasonably. According to Xiangfan's city developing program, discharging water is permitted like this: the rainwater runs into the nearest water in a rain day, waste water merges together and then discharges in a fine day. The sewage treatment plant will have been finished in 2005, the pretreatment of collected sewage runs into Hanjiang River, the secondary treatment will be implemented in 2010, according with standard completely and then discharged into Hanjiang River. The capacity of self-purified will decrease after the accomplishment of the Cuijiaying Dam. It is suggested that the total sewage from daily life in city and industry should be collected and disposed in accord with standard, and then discharged into Hanjiang River. 76 The water quality density and the pollutant discharge amount before and after secondary treatment of comprehensive water quality of urban sewage in Xiangfan City are shown in Table 4.1-5. Table 4.1-5 Water quality table before and after secondary treatment of comprehensive water quality of urban sewage in Xiangfan City Class COD BOD5 SS NH3 -N Total P Density before treatment (mg/i) 250.6 156.8 208 17.3 2.75 Density after treatment (mg/1) 100 20 70 15 0.5 Discharge amount before treatment 11700 4440 922 558 83 (t/a) Discharge amount after treatment 4669 566 310 484 15 (t/a) It can be seen from Table 4.1-5 that after the urban sewage treatmeplt plant is built, the total amount of the pollutants will greatly reduce, especially the pollutants, namely NH3-N and total P producing the "water bloom" phenomena will reduce accordingly. Even if water level in the reservoir will rise and the depth of the water is enlarged and the flow speed slows down and the transportation capacity of the flow will be weakened after the dam is built, it is not very possible to produce the water bloom phenomena; together with the reservoir as the daily-regulation reservoir, the water bloom phenomena can be avoided. 4.1.4 The analysis of water balance and the course of using water in construction program 4.1.4.1 The process of using water Water for navigation doesn't consume water, its using course is that when the ships sail from the backward position to the head waters, the gate will be opened, and then the ships sail into gate room, close the gate in backward position, let water enter into gate room. When the water level from the head waters and backward position is at the same height, the gate in the head waters is opened so that the ships can sail to the head waters; when the ships sail from the head waters to the backward position, by the opposite way, let out the water in the gate room. When the water level in the gate room and backward position is at the same height, the ships sail into the backward position. Water for generating electricity in hydropower station, its using water course is that water from the reservoir in the head waters is diverted into water turbine by drawing water pipe, which drives the water turbine to operate so the generators begin to work. The used water runs into the backward position through downstream tail water canal. The higher the waterhead is, the stronger the runoff is, the stronger the output power of the water turbine is. The range of 77 waterhead of Cuijiaying hydropower station is 0.6-8.5m, it makes use of bulb through flow power generator. 4.1.4.2 The analysis of water balance The water balance equation of the Cuijiaying Navigation and Electricity Pivot is: W 70 - W - Wtt= W + W + Wat. f 7T - the annual average runoff into reservoir W317~- - using water in reservoir area including the industry, life and agriculture, etc WVIt- the annual average loss of water owing to evaporation and leakage WRIt - the annual average water for waterpower WA* -the_ average water of discarding including that water does not run into the hydropower station but into spillway, water release gate and discharging sand hole in the flood season and anti-flood season WA'L- other water not running into the water turbine including discharging water through navigation lock, the path for road, etc w.t + WiA + wt__ water for production, life and ecological balance in backward during the course of discharging It is well Inown that navigation doesn't consume any water, but it need to keep a certain flux according to the condition of sea-route in order to maintain necessary depth and width. When the basic flux for the navigation is designed, the comparison method is adopted to make out the least runoff to guarantee to ship, that is, the preventing flux is designed correspondingly the one of guaranteeing to ship on condition that Danjiangkou Reservoir draw 15 X 10 m3 water in the first stage. Taking the rank and condition of navigation after its harnessed, at present the reach from Xiangfan to Huangzhuang has amounted to 6th degree, to guarantee 95-98% of the ships can go through, according runoff is about 480-460m3 /s. The lowest runoff of discharge in Cuijiaying Reservoir is 490 m3/s in order to improve its works. The discharge water in the project can content water for production, life and ecological balance in backward during the course of discharging. 4.1.5 The analysis of impacts on ships' oil pollution Ships' oil pollution comes mainly from oil polluted water at the bottom of ships, its contamination is mainly petroleum. According to analysis of analogy, when the sewage from ships' oil pollution is disposed to accord with standard, the concentration of oil contamination in the reservoir all fit with the second stage (0.05mg/L) of standardof environmnental quality of the earth's surface water (GB3838-2002), while waste water without being disposed, the 78 concentration of oil contamination in the reservoir all can't fit with the second stage(0.05mg/L) of standardof environmental quality of the earth k surface water (GB3838-2002), the strongest concentration of oil contamination beyond the standard is about 50 times as strong as the second stage (0.05mg/L). 4.2 The Prediction of Impacts on Ecological Environment 4.2.1 The analysis of impacts on ecological environment in land 4.2. 1.1 The prediction of impacts on agricultural environment (1) The analysis of impacts on farm environment With the construction of Cuijiaying Navigation Pivot, its submersed ranges involve in Hanj iang River's main stream and two tributaries (Tangbai River, Xiaoqing River). All land is flood land, which is drown in the period of flood, cultured in the period of non-flood. The Project will decrease the quantity of local farm, make agricultural environment into water environment changing original function. (2) The analysis of impacts on fishery The construction of the Pivot will expropriate 8.9 mu fishponds. A certain quantity of fishponds will be increased to develop the local economy after the accomplishment of the Pivot, furthermore, fish culture in net pen can be developed near river bend in the reservoir, therefore, the fishery industry will get further development, the main categories of fish are economic fish such as carp, grass carp, chub and crucian. 4.2.1.2 Analysis of Impacts on Vegetation and Plant Resources (1) The direct impacts on vegetation and plant resources The direct impacts on vegetation and plant resources of the project refer to the destructive damages that are done to the vegetation and plant resources in the inundated and construction area due to the construction of the project. According to the Project Feasibility Study Report, construction of the project will raise the normal water level to 63.23m. Among the inundated plants, most of them are common or widespread ones around the reservoir, these species live around the villages, river bank or roadside, no national protected animals or precious and rare plants are found. According to investigation, the direct impacts of the project on plant resources of the inundated area will be less, mainly of the vegetation types lower than the submerged line on both banks of the river, such as grass and Vitex negundo bush woods. Due to the less quantity of inundation, the species diversities of the places around the reservoir will not be greatly influenced. 79 Land inundation shall be inevitable or even irreversible during project construction. However, as for the inundated species and vegetation types, they can be recovered. This is because that there are still great number of distribution of such types in the upper reaches and neighboring districts. With the impounding of the reservoir, new humid environment will be formed. Those vegetation that adapt to the growing environment in river banks will settle and develop, hence form new group. Such has been proved in the completed project in earlier stages. (2) The indirect impacts on vegetation and plant resources The indirect impacts on vegetation and plant resources of Reservoir Area refer to the possible influences arising from project construction done to the vegetation and plant resources, including new road construction, powerline erection, migration, new house construction, pioneering of new farming area and addition requirement of timbre and fuelwoods etc. Such impacts normally have dual features, i.e. both of advantageous merits and disadvantageous sides, which will have permanent, long-range and profound influences on the vegetation, plant resources and ecological environment of the reservoir district. Viewing from the completed project, after reservoir impounding that causes farmland inundation and migratio,n, the demands for productive and living materials will increase, such as building construction, road construction, farmland reclamation, fuels, tools etc. With the decrease of farmland, the proportional population on land will relatively increase, which makes it possible to enlarge the sown area of economic crops to the forest or wasteland. Enlargement of farmland will decrease the forest covering rate around the reservoir, which will possibly worsen soil erosion. Such must be attached great importance to. Local government shall also enhance the works of tree planting and attend to the protection of forest ecological environment. The existence and development of vegetation and plants are restricted by the factors of climate and soil. After completion of the Project, water level and the water area increase. Due to big heat absorption capacity of water, heat absorption is relatively slower, so are the increase and decrease of temperature. This will adjust the atmosphere temperature, which results in less difference in daily and annual temperature, higher temperature in winter and lower temperature in summer. In addition, water evaporation will increase the air humidity. Therefore, the enlargement of water area will alter the ecological environment, especially the local climate, thus will influence the growing of vegetation and plants. Viewing from the existing climate conditions, spring drought and autumn drought are considerably serious. After reservoir completion, the humidity changes will be good for the plant growing and the recovery and development of the plant ecologic system. However, such small-range changes are limited and will not bring about ultimate turnover to the climate of the reservoir district. Main vegetation and plant resources around the reservoir will not undergo radical changes. According to the RAP of the project, when the normal impounding level is 63.23m, the range of inundation will cover three townships of Panggong Street Office, Dongjin and Xiangyang District. No houses will be inundated. Main measures for the inundated land and houses are local relocation. Due to local relocation of migration, cultivation of new homestead land and 80 new farmland will have certain impacts on the vegetation and plant resources of district. Such shall be attended to. 4.2.1.3 Analysis of the Project Impacts on Animals of the Reservoir Area Animals in this group are wader of water birds, passerine birds in grassland, beasts looking for food, snakes and lizards. Normally seen beasts are weasels and ferret-badgers. There are a lot of wader animals of the reservoir area. Among the affected animals, wader animals that move about river beach and shallow water area are influenced seriously. The inundations of sandbank and river-beach are permanent and nonreversible. The newly-formed banks are mostly steep without forming shallow water area. Such cannot substitute the previous beach and shallow water area in the river valley, which means that the wader animals have lost their habitats and have to move to other places. 4.2.2 Primary analysis of aquatic bioecology effect caused by water conservancy pivot bureau Because the Danjiangkou Reservoir has been set up in the upper reaches, so the pivot of water conservancy in Xiangfan has influenced the rivers below the Danjiangkou of Han River a lot. After the pivot of water conservancy being set up, the original natural condition of the sector of Han River in Xiangfan will changes, which will influence the aquatic living things including fishes in various aspects. The result is the original ecological balance has been changed, but the new one also set up through the adjustment and adoption of fishes and other aquatic living things. The ecological effect of fishes in the lower reaches of Han River that caused by the pivot of water conservancy includes as follows: 1. Separation influence of the big dam The middle reaches of Changjiang River and Han River have catostomid fish, which is the second grade national protection animal. After Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivot is built, the reproductive population of catostomid fish at the upper reaches will decrease due to lacking of supplementation of the parent fish at the upper reaches; catostomid fish is distributed in Yangtse River and it's branch widely. Which has a big amount.It will not cause extinction after the dam is built. the amount of the water will reduce after the dam is built, as will further worsen the hydrographic conditions such as flow, water level and speed ,the habitats for the fishery and the breeds of the natural fishery will reduce further, it will certainly cause the groups of the economic fishery such as eels, coilia ectenes Jordan et Seal as well as the rare fishery such as catostomid fish and write sturgeon to drop down continuously. However, as to the economic fishery, such as black carp, grass carp, silver carp, bighead carp, Elopichthys bambusa, elongate ochetobius, Erythroculter ilishaeformis, Erythroculter mongolicus, Erythroculter 81 oxycephaloides, parabramis pekinensis, Megalobrama terminalis and so on which are widely distributed, in common sense, have the habit of migrating in river and lake; after the dam and the gates to the rivers and lakes at the lower reaches of Han River are built, the migration will be baffled, which forces them to live in the floating environment under the dam such as riverbed and the bends of the rivers; as a result, they will adapt the changed environment gradually. After the dam is built, the measures to open the gate so as to admit the fish fry just to ensure the reproduction of the migrating fishery and the supplementation of the natural breeds in time, in this way, the development of the breeding group will have stable ecologic foundation. The baby fish can be cultivated in the hatchery and then placed in the natural water area, which is a method to increase fishery resources. This method is used to increase the resources of the migrating fishes. 2. Corresponding changes with the composing of main commercial fishes There are more than 30 kinds of commercial fishes in the middle and lower reaches of Han River. Because the changes of the hydrological condition is good for the mass breeding of aquatic plants with raw silk type and freshwater shell vegetables below the dam, and the unceasing breeding of fish race that eats these kind of food after the establishment of the big dam. In addition, though the number of planktons below the dam has increased a little, when comparing with that in lakes and reservoirs it is very small. Therefore, there is only a few fishes that eats the planktons. 3. The impacts on fish's breeding The economic fish in Middle and lower reaches of Hanjiang River produce mostly drifting eggs, which includes the fish producing a little sticky eggs in mobilizing water, its output account for about 80% of the total. The breeding habits of these kinds of fishes are similar and they usually lay eggs in the same spawning bed. The spawning bed for artificial feeding fishes has a certain topographic feathers. In May-Aug every year, when the water temperature exceeds 180C, the artificial feeding fish will produce the fry in the spawning bed, the scale of laying eggs has something to do with the increase of the flow and the time of the flood. When the flood is coming, the quantity of the egg is large while the flood is small, the one is small or they will not produce the egg. So the Dam has remarkable impacts on fish's breeding. Mainly including that the spawning places in the head water are unfit for laying eggs because water flow becomes slow after the construction of the Reservoir above the Dam, while others are getting bigger and bigger, at the same time, a batch of new spawning places will come into being. However, some large scale spawning places in the head 82 water lie near the Reservoir, the fish eggs run into earlier the still water area in the Reservoir because of the short flow path, the normal growth of many fish eggs will be affected. According to the present situation, for the influence of the development of stairstep it is difficult to form new spawning places on the pivot of water conservancy in Xiangfan. In view of the present situation, due to the influences from the development in stairs, it is difficult to form a new spawning bed in the hydro project in Xiangfan. It is necessary to build fishery reproduction protection base at Han River, take measures to introduce, reproduce, cultivate and weif the economic fishes in Han River so as to raise the reproduction quantity of the artificial feeding fishes. At the same time, the administrative measures shall be adopted to strengthen the protection of the reproduction of the fishery resources at Han River; the Fishery administration station at Han River shall be established to specially take charge of the reproduction of the fishery resources at Han River; furthermore, according to the uniform arrangement of Ministry of Agriculture and provincial government, the fishing prohibition period system shall be carried out from Apr. I to June 30 when the fishes reproduce the fry. At the same time, breeding fisher with fencing and cage to promote the comprehensive development of the fishery industry at Han River. As to the fish that breed viscous ovum, water level of the river sector under the dam has no significant fluctuating in the breeding season after the establishment of the big dam. So, the flood area on both banks decreased a lot and the adhering basic substances that supply to the fish ovum correspondingly decreased. However, the comparatively stable breeding area that still exists is good for the normal growth of the fish that breed adhering ovun. 4. External examination and verification The inventory survey of the fish resources in the assessment area was carried out by the group led by the reseacher from Aquatic Institute of Life Sciences College. The survey method is correct, the sources of the data are reliable, the analysis is reasonable and the conclusion is reliable. In the survey, the survey information about the fish in the past surveys is fully referred, combining with the detailed surroundings, the analysis is made and the kinds and the distribution situation of the fish in the assessment area of the project at the middle and lower reaches of Han Rover are scientifically demonstrated. It is shown by the results that there are 75 kinds of fishes distributed in this area, most of which is widely distributed and can be seen in the river section unde Danjiangkou Reservoir. The fish spawning area of the assessment area is analyzed in the historic viewpoint; the transition of the migrating fish is analyzed from the 83 aspects such as the buildin,g of Danjianlgkou Dam, the strengthenilng of fishinlg, and mlor-e serious water environmiiienit of the river section and so on1, all of w*hich provide necessar-ily essential information for the construction of the project, wlhiclh vill be helpful to put forward the measures aiming at strengthening the protection of the fish resources in the construction period and the operation period. After the dam of Danjiangkou Reservoir was built, the migrating fish such as Chinese sturgeon, Black fish, white turtle and other fish which was recorded in the history, had not been founded in the survey in 1981. Eel is the migrating one, namely migrating from the sea to the river, with the food habit of fingerling, crab, shrimp, crustacean, aquatic insect, animal carcass abd the crumblings of the advanced animals, with strong living ability. According to the rules of the migration of the fish, since the objective of the activities are different, they can be divided into migration for reproduction, for food and for living through the winter. After the dam of Danjiangkou Reservoir was built, the hydrology under the dam mnet with great changes, the flow is reduced, the flow speed slows down, some spawning areas will disappear successively, as influence the megration for reproduction of the fish. The changes in kinds and quantities of the plankton will affect the food search of the fish; the change in the water temperature under the dam will affect the migration for living through the winter of the fish. The discharge amount of the production and domestic sewvage from both banks increases day by day, great changes take place in the living suiToundings of the fish, all of the factors have great influences on the migration of the fish; other migrating fishiwill cancel the fonner migration route due to the changes in the su-roundings. 4.3 Prediction of Environment Air Influence 4.3.1 Evaluation to prediction of environmiiienit air influence in the constrLctioni period 4.3 . 1.1 Allocation characteristics of the main pollution source in construction area The first term engineering of Cuijiaying space electricity pivot, which is close to the right bank of the dam axis, is ship lock, power station, sluice gate and other main engineering. The engineering amoun1t is as large as 80% of the total one. For the sake of easy to satisfy the demand of construction, the constrLIctioll site are mainly arranged in the right bank; the second term engineering close to the left bank of the dam axis is earth dam and work place of some sluice gate. (1) The concrete blending system The right bank site supply the concr-ete pourilln to the factory buildinigs of powNer station. ship lock and sluice gate of 28 apertures. and the highest mon0thly pOur-in1g strellnth is 5.3 X 104'r. In order to satisfy the demandcl of- differenit species concrete production, inside the site two blending building with 3x 1.0 type and 2>1 0 type respectively vvwere established. The concr-ete 4 blendilg systemll Covers .45 X 10 mii-. The left bank site was established a concr-ete predictioni factory and a blending building with 2x 1.0 type, the concrete blending system covers 0.35 X 10 m2 (2) The processing system of grit stone materials The engineering amount of pivotal building concrete is 62.78 X 104m3 ,and the concrete needs bone materials of all levels amounting to74.4 X 104m 3 . The Phoenix Beach was primarily selected as the main resource of grit stone materials. Because the natural grit materials lacks rough stone materials that is more than 40mm,the crushed stone has to be processed to increase the rough bone materials. The processing system is mainly located in the right bank and covers7.3 X 104 m2 , the left bank is only established the pile of grit stone materials which covers7.3 X 104m2. (3) The field of abandoned dregs The total abandoned dregs of this engineering is 916.18 X 104 m3 , among them the left bank is 642X 104m3 and the right bank is 642 X 104m 3 . According to the site arranging program, the plan of abandoned dregs settles: the fields of abandoned dregs are mainly arranged the earth dam of the left bank and the high beach in the lower reaches, small amount of abandoned dregs are used on filling up the small ditches on both banks. The engineering is ranged on both banks, on which there are concrete blending buildings. On the work place there are working road, production area and living areas, these two areas is about l 00m away from each other. 4.3.1.2 The impacts of dam construction on ambient air Air pollution sources during the dam construction are mainly dust emission from earthwork, stonework, loading and unloading, concrete mixing and vehicle running, as well the harmful substances of CO, NO2 , hydrocarbon compound etc. emitted by construction vehicles. Air pollutants in the construction site are mostly dust and the waste gas discharged by construction equipment. Dusts are normally caused by vehicle running and concrete mixing, of which, the contents are related to the traffic flow of construction equipment, speed, weather condition and landform etc. The waste gas discharged by construction equipment contains harmful substances of CO, NO2, hydrocarbon compound, of which, the discharged volume is related to the quantity of fuel consumption. The assessment conducts analogy analysis by using the field data of the dam construction site of Baise Hydrojunction. The monitoring was respectively done in summer, autumn and winter during the dam construction period, as shown in Table 4.3-1. 85 Table 4.3-1 Monitoring Results for Dam Construction of Baise Hydro Junction Items Points Monitoring Season Remarks Summer Autumn Winter 10.022 0.011 0.007 No. 1 point is approx. IOOm NOS 20.02 0.270.09 21 from construction site; No.2 TSP 2 0.23 0.06 0.05 point approx. 15m. From Table 4.3-1, as for the places 100m out of the construction site, the contents of TSP and NO2 in the three seasons did not exceed the Class II standard specified in Environmental Quality Standardfor Air. The scale and landform and climate conditions of this project are similar with those of Baise hydro junction. It can be predicted that the air 100m out of the project construction site shall satisfy the assessment standard. Nearby Cuijiaying dam site are Zhongzhou Teams Nos.3 and 4 (left bank, 1400m from construction site) and Qiang Team No.6 (right bank, about 400m from construction site). These two Villages are all out of the range of 400m of the construction site. Living area is also 100m out of the mixing plant. Therefore, dust and equipment gas will have impacts on construction workers, while has little impacts on living area and neighboring Villages. So protection of construction labors shall be enhanced. The main pollution in stone pit of Phoenix Beach is dust. The spot supervising result indicates, TSP in the place that is 100m away from the working place is seriously exceeding quota, but there is no concentrative residential district 1Km away from the nearby stone pit. The pollution of the stone pit mainly affected the workers, so the protection to the work of the workers in stone pit should be strengthened. 4.3.1.3 Analysis of Impacts on Sensitive Spots Zhongzhou Teams Nos.3 and 4 (left bank, 1400m from construction site) and Qiang Team No.6 (right bank, about 400m from construction site) are the nearest sensitive spots, the dam construction will have little impacts on the air environment. 4.3.2 Analysis of Environmental Impacts on Air during Operational Period During the operational period, except the dam access road that will have impacts on air (Chapter 7, the environmental impact of the dam access road), other subprojects will not have impacts on ambient air. 4.4 Prediction of the Impacts on Acoustic Environment of the Project 4.4.1 Construction period Construction noises are mainly from two kinds, equipment noises and traffic noises. 4.4.1.1 The impacts of noises of construction equipment Mechanical noise sources can be regarded as the fixed noise source. Based on the decaying situation of mechanical noises, the prediction is done via the following simplified formula: Lp= Lpo-20 lg(r/ro) 86 In the formula: Lp---- the predicted value of construction noise at "r" meters from noise source, dB (A) Lpo---- reference sound level at "ro" meters of noise source, dB(A); r---- the distance between the monitoring point and the noise source, M. Taking ro reference acoustic level of the medium value of A sound level range of the mechanical noises of various equipment, the predictive noises values at different distances for various construction equipment shall be computed, as shown in Table 4.4-1. Predictive Noise Values at Different Distances from Fixed Noise Source Table: 4.4-1 Unit: dB(A) Name 1Sm SOm lOOm 200m 300m SOOm 600m Excavator 83.0 72.5 66.5 60.5 57.0 52.5 51.0 Bulldozer 85.0 67.5 61.5 55.5 59.0 54.5 53.0 Mixing plant 81.0 70.5 64.5 58.5 55.0 50.5 49.0 Electric generator 88.5 78.5 72.0 66.0 62.5 58.0 56.4 Impact driller 77.5 67.5 61.0 55.0 51.5 47.0 45.4 Impact piler 77.5 67.5 61.0 55.0 51.5 47.0 45.4 Wheel loader 80.5 70.0 64.0 58.0 54.5 50.0 48.4 The results of computation indicate that, the noise values of all fixed construction equipment, without considering superimposed noises, have exceeded 77dB(A) within the range of 15m, which will have certain impacts on the workers at sites. In the places 50m out of the construction site, noise value of equipment (except electric generator) may reduce below 75dB(A); places 500m out of construction site, the value shall be lower than 55dB (A). This shows that the places 50m out of the machinery site will basically conform to the daytime standard of 75dB(A) specified in Noise Limit Values for Construction Site; places 500m out of the machinery site will basically conform to the nighttime standard of 55dB (A) specified in Noise Limit Values for ConstructionSite. According to the construction plan of the Project, the sensitive point that is nearest to the noise source is Qianying Team No.6 on the right bank, about 400m from the construction site and within the construction zone. Based on the analogy analysis of the predictive values of fixed noise source, nighttime construction will possibly cause excessive noise value in the sensitive point. In other area, construction in daytime or nighttime will not have environmental impacts 87 of noise. Because this project is located in suburbs, noise sensitive spots are less. During the construction period, if attending to the adjustment of construction schedules, the noise impacts can be endured. 4.4.1.2 The impacts of traffic noises Traffic noise sources are also called flow noise sources that are related to the decaying model, traffic flow, and vehicle model, speed and road condition. The predictive noise values at different distances are shown in Table 4.4-2. Predictive Traffic Noise Values at Different Distances Table 4.4-2 Unit: dB (A) Distance Im 20m Sm 1OOm 120m 15Gm 200m 30Gm Daytime 60 57 53 50 49 48 47 45 Dump truck Nighttime 56 53 49 40 45 44 43 42 According to the predictive noise values of dump trucks, the analysis indicates that the noise will exceed the standard in daytime in sensitive spots within the range of 1 m from the transport road, while will exceed the standard in nighttime within the range of I 00m. 4.4.2 Analysis of the Impacts on Acoustic Environment during Operation Crest road will be built for use of the pivot only, not for public traffic, so traffic noise impact will be very limited during operation. During the operational period of the project, the noise impacts on the environment are mainly from the power buildings and ship running. The power buildings are arranged on the right bank being over 400 meters away from populated areas, including Qianying Team No.6, administrative and living areas for the Project. The noises produced by ships when passing the dam do not have serious impacts on the environment due to slow speed, but the blowing noises are high showing instantaneous influences. 4.5 Analysis of Environmental Impacts of Reservoir Inundation and Resettlement 4.5.1 The indices for inundation of physical objects Based on the 63.23m normal water level, the reservoir inundation will be involved in three townships of Panggong Street Office, Dongjin and Zhangwan with total inundated area of 28232Mu, among which there is 151 96mu will be submerged in Yuliangzhou. 4.5.2 The indices for permanent land occupation 88 According to the overall layout of the project specified in the Feasibility Study Report, land occupation for construction are mainly of construction site, construction camps, waste grounds, electric substation, road construction etc. 2909mu various land will be acquisited for pivot construction, among which there is 400mu rural collective land (including 342mu dry land, 40mu garden land, 6 forest land and 12 mu pound); 2269mu flood land (including 38mu dry land and 223 1mu forest land); 197mu land for construction and 43 mu other unused land. And 47080m2 houses will be relocated. 4.5.3 Analysis of environmental impacts of resettlement The RAP of the Project is on the basis of utilizing existing natural resources and pioneering the land potentials to actively settle the migrants through agricultural development, thus to recover the levels of living and production and leave space for development. Such will help to the migrants to live and work in peace, contentment and permanent social stability. The degree of land utilization for development of the project is high, whilst waste hills and wastelands that can be used as farmland are limited. Based on this, the project design intends to take protective measures for the farmland under the submerged line. Due to scattered population, people are required to be arranged in different places are not many. According to the targets of production resettlement for migrants, migrants of the reservoir area shall be arranged in the existing Village or group through local or nearby resettlement. In all, the volume of resettlement is not big, which will not have serious impacts on the environment. Detailed analysis of the impacts is shown in the following. 4.5.3.1 Advantageous impacts (1) To promote industrial structure adjustment through utilizing the water resources of the reservoir In the reservoir area, existing agricultural economy is not featured by plantation, accounting for below 40% of the gross agricultural output value. Through migrating development, water advantages of the reservoir area shall be exerted thoroughly and fishery will undergo remarkable development. In addition, economy of the resettlement areas shall be revitalized or exceeded via the development of fishery and tertiary industries, and the proportion of fishery in the mega-agriculture shall be increased to some extent. (2) To promote the capacity to resist natural calamities in the resettlement areas. Large input of funds, materials, information and technologies during the migrant resettlement will improve the electric supply, transportation and telecommunication facilities in the resettlement areas. Irrigative conditions for farmland will be radically improved, thus strengthen the capacity of the migrants to resist the natural calamities. (3) To improve the living standards of migrants The objects of migrant resettlement of the project are some rural households. The resettlement 89 has provided new opportunities for the improvement of the living conditions of the migrants. Newly constructed houses have taken good consideration of the infrastructure. The quality of the houses will be also improved. (4) To increase the land productivity through reasonable development of land resources. The normal water storage level of the project is 63.23m. A certain amount of surplus labors for re-employment. These people will loss the productive foundation that they live on. According to the RAP, improvement of low-yield farmland and dry land and greenhouse vegetable planting and aquiculture in the reservoir area will be used for re-employment. Such land development projects help to comprehensively utilize the land resources in the resettlement areas, hence increase the land productivity. 4.5.3.2 Analysis on disadvantageous impacts (1) The impacts of migrating resettlement on the land resources The reserved farmland in the reservoir area is limited. There are very few farmlands that are suitable for agricultural purposes in the reservoir area. Due to the inundation and migrating resettlement that will occupy some quantity of land, the contradiction between fanrland resources and population tend to be more intensive. Productive resettlement of migrants will end with local adjustment of the remained farmland after inundation of the reservoir, which shall be done by local people's government according to the overall planning. After adjustment, the average farmland per capita will be less than that before reservoir construction. This has affected agricultural activities to some extent. However, through the economic income from the project construction and economic compensation for the migrants that will be used to improve the land productivity, the population-land contradiction will be mitigated effectively. (2) The analysis of the impacts of resettlement on the environment (c)The impacts of the migrant new zone on the environment The reservoir area of the project is not involved in return resettlement of relocated houses, 75 households of Qianying Teams Nos. 1 and 6 in total will have their houses rebuilt at Qiang Team No.5, the land for new homestead is dry land. The main impacts of house rebuilding on the environment are damaging the existing vegetation and unsoiling, thus changing the existing landscape. The existing vegetation in the new migrating sites is dry land. After resettlement, the new places will turn into the villages of new landscape type, being tree eco-type. The places at the back and front of the houses will be planted with tress, and the eco-environment will be improved. (®The productive resettlement of the project mainly includes improvement of low-yield farmland and dry land and greenhouse vegetable planting and aquiculture in the reservoir area. This means that resettlement will not occupy new land. The impacts of productive resettlement on the environment are in the following aspects: 90 The impacts on water quality: Productive resettlement will cause water erosion, mainly of SS. It is because that there are many places being scattered in a vast area. So the impacts are on big range but of little degree. On the other hand, the impacts of mesh-cage fishery cultivation on the environment are mainly of organic pollution caused by the feeds thrown into the water. However, most feeds will be consumed by the aquatic life and the impacts of the remains on the environment will be very limited. Water erosion caused by productive resettlement will come into being in construction. The main impacts of water erosion are on the quality of the water in the ditches nearby the agricultural development areas, causing mud accumulation. The cultivatable layer in the agricultural production areas will become thinner due to water erosion, thus affecting agricultural production. Therefore, it is required to enhance the works of conservation of water and soil during the process of development. (3) The impacts of migrating resettlement on social environment The issues of migrating resettlement of project construction are somewhat sensitive. For the sake of project construction, some people have to give up the existing quiet life and reestablish their livelihood; some people have to newly engage in land development for agricultural production. The issues of migrating resettlement will cause some negative impacts on the social environment if not properly resolved. Therefore, it is required to thoroughly carry out the plans for migrating resettlement and do well the works, such as settle the problems of water supply in the migrating areas and the grain ration for the migrants during the transition period. Such will help to accelerate the project construction. 4.6 Analysis of the Geological Environment Influence 4.6.1 Geological condition of the engineering area River course of the reservoir area is curved; the river valley is shaped as a dissymmetrical "U", the Heart Beach and the Continent Beach are being grown. The water surface of Han River is 300 to 400 m in the dry season, in the flood season increasing to 2 to 3Km. The right bank of the stream segment is mound and the first terrace shaped as a long and narrow belt extends discontinuously, the predestination of part of it shaped as steep juncture is up to the riverside; yet the left bank shapes gently. The gentle mound and the terrace connect with each other, the terrace surface is about 6 to 8Km, the elevation of the earth's surface of the first terrace is about 64 to 72m. The carbonate of Zhendan and Hanwu sections, arenaceous rock and red clastic rock of the third section in the reservoir area are exposed scattered on the right bank. The main is the alluvium of the fourth section; the litho is sand, gravel and clay. Geological structure of the Cuijiaying pivot locates on the place that connects the fold section of Mountain Qin and two 1-class structural unit of Yangtze Para-platform, the near site field (radius is 30Km regarding the site as the center) located on the south point of the Nanxiang 91 fault basin with 2-class structure unit, and the north point of the deformed zone in the basin and mountain of the Hubei center, and the west point of overturning zone on the Mount Yiying of Suizhou. Cracking action of the near site field of the engineering was very fierce in the period of Mount Yan movement. This action formed the Nanxiang fault basin that is on the north of the Xiangfan-Guangji crack, and the wild deposit channel "Graben of Han River" that links up Nanxiang and Jianghan-Dongting fault basin. So, the basic structure of this district is established. The main perform of the new structural action of the Nanxiang basin is the sinking of fragments' diversity; the main perform of the deformed zone in the basin and mountain of Hubei center is the surging movement of fragments' diversity from west to east and the overturning zone of Suiyiying from north to south. Since the fourth geological period, the "go up and down" movement of an intermittent nature inside the area formed the I ,II ,IIJ terraces of Han River valley. The height of the fourth section in the site area amounts to more than 80m. Regional cracking appeared in the near site field of engineering has these main cracks: the Xiangfan-Guangji crack and the Mount Overlord-Xinji crack moving from north west west to north west; the Huji-Shayang crack, the Wu'an-Stone Bridge crack and the Yonglong River crack moving towards north north west. 4.6.2 Analysis of the engineering geological environment influence The main engineering geological problems of the reservoir area are: seepage of the reservoir, stability of the reservoir bank, flood, analysis of introducing earthquake influence etc. 4.6.2.1 Analysis of the seepage influence of the reservoir head's left bank Left bank of the reservoir head is a waterway sector. According to the drilling and geophysical prospecting materials, except the surface being sandy loam with the height of 0 to 5m, the lower part is grit stone stratum with strong leakage whose height amounts to several meters. The ground water elevation of the waterway sector is 55 to 60m in general, which is similar to the height of the grit stone stratum. As the allocation of the grit and grit stone stratum is stable, the water lever of the reservoir is raised after impounding and the leakage pressure increases. There are two kinds of leaking ways: one is leaking to the east small rivers and stream of Dun River; the other one is leaking to the bottom of dam. Current of the former in the dry season is unceasingly and the lowest water lever is 6 to 7m higher than the mainstream of Han River. Considering on these grounds, the possibility of leakage is small. Because the predestination of the 1-class terrace is stably allocated with some grit and grit stone stratum whose leakage is very strong, and the water lever of the reservoir is 3 to 5 m higher than the Dun River on the lower reaches after impounding, the possibility of leaking towards the dam bottom through the middle sector of the river is existed. However, considering that the raising of ground water lever of the 1-class terrace after impounding which certainly be clogged by the ground water of the 2-class terrace, the leakage problem of the grit stone of lower part that following the 1-class terrace becomes the real leakage problem around the dam of the left dam head. Judging for the first time, the leaking volume is not too much. 92 4.6.2.3 Analysis of influence of the reservoir being flooded After the reservoir being impounded, parts of the low-lying land of Xiangfan district may be affected by the flood, but zone from the Xiangfan city until the reservoir head, namely the left bank of Dongjing-the dam and Yangjia River-the zone of Xiejiatai, will be the zone being flooded by the reservoir, and the area is about 32Km2 . 4.6.2.4 Evaluation of the stability of district structure and analysis of the dangerous of earthquake According to the historical materials of earthquake, the earthquake action study area of Cuijiaying pivot area (east longitude 1090-1150, northern latitude 290 -34° 20'), since the 143B.C ,the Ms 4.7 degree earthquakes are 28 times according to the record, since 1997,the earthquake website recorded the Ms:2.5 degree earthquakes are 489 times, among them the Ms>4.7 degree earthquakes are 2 times. In Xiangyang district that the engineering located the earthquakes is about 16 times according to the record since the 209A.D to the end of Qing Dynasty, there are only 2 to 3 times in the near site area and epicenter intensity is IV. Since 1996, the earthquake action that recorded in the website is comparatively smaller, the bigger ones are only 3.2 degree in Zhangji and 2.5 degree in southeast of Zhangwan. According to The diagram of earthquake intensity area in the People's Republic of China (overstepping the probability 10% in 50 years), the basic earthquake intensity in the engineering site of Cuijiaying pivot is VI degree. The earthquake bureau of Hubei province checked the earthquake of the pivot area, and analyzed the dangerous of earthquakes. The Cuijiaying dam site has overlapped the probability 10% in 50 years, and the corresponding earthquake intensity (average soil quality) is VI degree, the acceleration of the highest quake level of the basic rock is 61.5 cm/s2 . The water levers of obstruction section of the river course all never went beyond the native riverbed, and the geological environment didn't change a lot, so the conducing earthquake of the reservoir will not exceed the basic intensity. 4.7 Analysis of Impacts on Local Climate 4.7.1 Local Climate Overview The Han River enjoys relatively mild temperate and moist weather, belonging to East Asian monsoon district. Eurasia cold high-pressure influence the winter, and the summer is influenced by the high-pressure of subtropical jet stream of Western Pacific. The weather has obvious seasonality in provinces, so to suffer from severe cold in winter, scorching in summer. Annual average temperature in the basin ranges 15 17°C, and 22-34°C in July, with extreme temperature reaching more than 43 °C in some areas. Temperature is lowest in January, with annual average temperature at 2-4°C, and the lowest average at -2°C and the extreme at -14 C. The whole basin has 220-260 days of frost-free period on average, and there is not record of ice coverage in the whole river. Relative humidity in the basin is 70-75 00. As located in northern monsoon climate area of subtropical zone, the Han River, enjoys 93 abundant precipitation in spring and summer and limited precipitation in autumn and winter. Statistics show that annual average rainfall is 700 1300mm. The number of days of precipitation reduces gradually to the north from the south, with annual average precipitation days at about 120 days, and the maximum daily rainfall reached 60 - 100 mm. Rainfall distribution is extremely uneven within the year, with the majority concentrated from May to October, accounting for 70 - 80% of annual precipitation. All parts of the basin may suffer from torrential rain. Daily rainfall greater than 100mm in torrential rains most often occur in July, then in September, then in August. Annual average evaporation is 900 - 1300 mms in the basin of Han River. It is greater in the lower reaches than in the upper reaches, greater in the river valley than in the mountain areas, greater in the north bank than in the southern bank. The atmospheric pressure is lower in summer than in winter. Evaporation reaches maximum in June or July and minimum in January, February. The annual average wind speed has been 1.0-3.5m / s in the basin of Han River and 1.4- 2.3m / s 0-3.5 m/s in the upper reaches. The wind speed in winter changes not too much, approaching the average wind speed. Often the topography and monsoon remarkably influence wind direction, to have wind flowing towards the east in the upper reaches, towards the Northwest in the middle reach and northeast in the lower reach. The largest wind speed of the upper reaches is 18. 3-24.3m/s , and the extreme wind speed reaches 28 m/s in the midstream and downstream. 4.7.2 Analysis of Impacts on Local Climate River water impounding has changed the quality of the original underlying surface in that the energy budget has changed, which will affect the local climate. The impacts of water on the climate are classified into two types. The first one is direct influence, i.e. the air denaturalization above water body, where air will expand in all directions to land through stratospheric action. Such will change the air quality above the neighboring land but being of little impacts mainly on the air layer by the underlying surface. The other one is indirect impact. Due to the change of meteorological elements above the water body, the function of thermodynamic circulation is formed, which enables rising or descending of the air in large scale. In the air rising area, rainfall is easily formed. Increase of clouds in the daytime will reduce the sunshine hours, which will consequently lower the temperature, and vice versa in the nighttime. 4.7.2.1 Impacts on temperature The impacts of the reservoir water body on temperature are divided into direct and indirect impacts. As for direct impact, due to the different thermodynamic features of land surface and water surface, when the air parcel moves on land surface and water surface, under the vertical exchange and horizontal exchange, different denaturalization will occur. In the daytime, the land is hotter than the water surface, while in the nighttime; such will be on the contrary. When the air parcel moves from land to water surface, cold denaturalization will occur, which is closely related to the moving time on the new underlying surface and the strength of turbulent exchanges. After completion of the reservoir, the water surface will be enlarged. The time for 94 air parcel moving above water surface becomes longer, so such degree will be stronger than the previous one. As for indirect impacts, due to lower surface temperature of water than the land, in the daytime, there exists relatively strong down draft above the water body, while at the same time there exists rising current on the land nearby the banks of water body. After completion of the reservoir, the volume of clouds above water body in the daytime will reduce, while the volume of clouds above the lands by the banks will increase. According to monitoring data, every additional one hour of sunshine will enable additional rise of temperature of 0.43°C; each additional of 10% of cloud volume, the daily average temperature will varieties 0.8-1.0°C. The range impacted by water body on temperature is related to the areas of water surface. According to the survey of Hongshuihe River conducted by concerned departments, the maximum temperature difference between water surface temperature and land surface temperature is 2.0°C. Such impacts shall cover the range of about 2km or less when the landforms are undulating. The water surface will be 250-550 m broader than the one before construction. The water surface after reservoir construction still shapes river type at 250-550m widths, showing little difference between before and after reservoir construction. Based on the temperature analysis of similar river-type reservoir project, the impact caused by change of water body on the temperatures in different seasons shall be about 0.1 °C covering the range of about 2km. It can be seen that the impacts after construction of the Project on temperatures of both banks are very limited. 4.7.2.2 Impacts on rainfall The elements that affect the rainfall in reservoir district are relatively complicated, which are mainly due to the variations of water vapor content in the atmosphere above the reservoir and the changes of wind-fields caused by the changes of heating power. In daytime, due to the down current above water body, rainfall reduces; in nighttime, due to rising current above water body, rainfall increases. As for the land on neighboring area, such shall be on the contrary. The bigger water surface, the more obvious of such case is. After construction of the reservoir, it still belongs to river-channel type reservoir. The widened area of water surface will not be much, which will not bring much impact on the rainfall. The spatiotemporal distribution will remain the same, and the variation of rainfall will not be obvious. The gravitational field caused by the changes of heat power is relatively complicate. The prediction herewith only aims at the variation of rainfall caused by the changes of water vapor contents. The prediction formula is: E 1 R =+1 -(1--) In the formula: R' - rainfall after heading up, mm; R rainfall before heading up, mm; E ' , E evaporation quantity after and before heading-up, mm; K moisture circulation coefficient; 95 K=1.002659+0.00005084L L- featured length of backwater area. m. Analogical analysis of similar project, (E' /E) =1.0029, computation results (R' /R) =1.002. The annual average rainfall of Cuijiaying is 1000mm. The rainfall after heading up only increases 0.2% than that before the heading up, at about 2mm. It can be seen that the water impounding will not have serious impacts on rainfall. 4.7.2.3 Impacts on wind When air current enters from the underlying surface of one property to another, wind speed will change due to the different degrees of roughness. When wind blows from land surface to water surface, due less roughness of water surface, the wind speed will increase. Variation of wind speed is related to the length of wind zone. The longer the wind zone, the bigger variation of the wind speed is. The addition of wind speed will be rapid at the beginning and gradually slow down till stable after passing certain distance. According to the monitoring data for similar projects, when the additional width is at 200-500m range, the wind speed will be 1.07-1.16 times of the previous speeds. The width of water surface after reservoir impounding will not change much, only 50-250m wider than the previous width. Therefore, the wind speed after reservoir impounding will not have obvious changes. 4.7.2.4 Impacts on foggy day Variation of foggy days is related to the changes of local humidity and temperature. It can be seen from the chapter of temperature impacts, the variation of temperature is little after water retaining. In addition, due to the little changes of the wideness of water surface after water retaining, plus humid location of lower latitude of the project, the impacts of water body on air humidity will be little, from which, it can be inferred that the dammed water will not have serious impacts on foggy days. 4.7.2.5 Impacts on frost day The number of frost days is closely related to the average lowest temperature. According to the like engineering monitoring, the reservoir after being completed will reduce 2-3 days of the frost period for the land nearby the water body than that of the land far away from the water body, i.e. prolonging the frost period for 2-3 days. According to the prediction of temperature variation, after the completion of the reservoir, the lowest temperature on the banks in winter will be 1.0°C higher. The analogy analysis shows that the frost period in winter will be about 3 .days less. 4.7.2.6 Impacts on humidity According to the survey, the absolute humidity in summer above the water body shall be lower than that above the land, while in winter, it will be higher than that of land. The district for assessment belongs to low latitude humid area; the impacts of water body on air humidity will be less than that in dry areas. Based on the monitoring results of like projects before and after project construction, the absolute humidity in wet season after reservoir construction will be lhpa lower than that before reservoir construction, while in dry season, the figure will be about lhpa higher. Therefore, it can be inferred that the absolute humidity will not undergo obvious variation after water impounding of the reservoir. 96 4.8 Analysis of Impacts of the Project on People's Health 4.8.1 Contents and Methods for Analysis of the Impacts of the Project on People's Health The analysis of the impacts of hydropower projects aims to predict the possible occurrence, spreading and development of some diseases caused by the environmental changes due to project construction and operation. The predictive analysis herewith covers the diseases of natural focal disease, endemic disease, water-borne infection and insect-borne infectious disease etc. The methods for assessment mainly adopt analogical predictive analysis. 4.8.2 Impacts of the Project on People's Health 4.8.2.1 Impacts on people's health during construction period During the construction period, frequent floating working staff will add to the chances for spreading of various diseases, which will bring some epidemic diseases that the construction sites do not previously have, or extend some diseases of the areas to outside places. Sanitary garbage, ordure and wastewater, if not properly treated, will cause pollution to river and water sources. Local people and the workers who drink the water may suffer from intestinal epidemic disease such as hepatitis and bacillary dysentery, which, if not properly controlled, will lead to mass epidemic diseases. On the other hand, earthwork and stonework after excavation will easily form plashes where may become the places for breeding of mosquitoes, thus may lead to the occurrence and spreading of insect-borne infectious diseases including malaria. Dust, NO2 , SO2 produced by construction will have adverse impacts on the air of the construction site, which will add to the patients who suffer from respiratory diseases. Noise pollution may harm the auditory system and people's health. Meanwhile, strong labor intensity of the workers may worsen the physique and weaken the resistance against disease, and labors may easily suffer from disease. It can be seen that project construction will bring adverse influences on the working personnel and neighboring residents. According to the statistical dada of 1987 of Yantang Hydropower Station of Hongshuihe River, in the construction site, there were over 200 people suffering from diarrhea, more than 300 people from malaria. The incidences of these two diseases in local countryside are relatively higher during construction period than that before construction, indicating obvious rising. Due to the increase of workers coming from outside in construction period, the possibilities of occurring AIDS will increase. Even though no AIDS records are found in the nearby places of construction sites, the possibility may exist due to the coming of outside workers who may bring virus. Therefore, it is required to undertake necessary education and instruction of AIDS prevention, popularize the knowledge of AIDS among workers and neighboring residents in various means, such as blackboard propagandizing, meeting on AIDS prevention, free spreading booklets on AIDS, thus to reduce the chances of AIDS occurring and transmitting. 4.8.2.2 Impacts on people's health during operation People's health is closely related to the natural conditions, living habits, living idea, living 97 standard and sanitary conditions. However the impacts on the health by these factors are complicate which shall be difficult to present quantitative description. Therefore, the prediction herewith adopts analogical method. The similar project is Dahua Hydropower Station that has the same natural river channel. From the collected materials, it can be seen that: (1) No epidemic diseases are found due to environmental changes after 10 years of water retaining in Dahua Hydropower Station; (2 ) No schistosomiasis patients or oncomelania are found before and after reservoir construction. (3) The incidences of diarrhea and viral hepatitis of water-borne infection are high during construction period and reduced after one year. (4) The incidence of malaria is high during construction period, and tends to reduce after water retaining. No fulminate epidemic is found. (5) The encephalitis B does not have obvious changes. From the analogical data, it can be predicted that, after water retaining of the reservoir, the project will not have adverse impacts on the people's health. On the other hand, operation of the project will promote the local economy and living standard. The cultural information exchanges will be also enhanced. People's living ideas will also undergo changes, which will make them attach to the good living habits. Therefore, the bad factors that affect people's health will disappear gradually and the occurrence of various epidemic diseases will be controlled. 4.9 Analysis of Impacts on Cultural Sites 4.9.1 Impacts on cultural sites At the end of June 2004, Hubei Cultural Relics Archaeological Exploitation Institute organized the second investigation based on the first investigation. Through the second investigation, it was found that some of the cultural relics determined by the first investigation were not in accordance with the requirement of cultural relics protection condition of this project. Therefore, the cultural relics in the dam area and the inundation area were readjusted and checked again. Two cultural sites were found in the water saving reservoir area of Cuijiaying Shipping and Hydropower Pivotal Project, which were distributed in the grade one and grade two mesa at the internal side of the river bank (see Fig. 4.9-1). The types of the cultural sites were underground ancient relics and grave. 4.9.1.1 Brief introduction to the cultural relics units 1. The Ferry relics and graveyard They are located on the first mesa of the seamy side of river dike, which is in No.4 set, Top continent village, Dongjing town, Xiangyang district of Xiangfan city. 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