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HO-Daily Generation Report for 25/08/2021 26/08/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 1 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 25/08/2021 Generation in MU and Gross Unit Daily PLF Monthly Monthly FY FY Last FY WY Last WY Sn Project MW/Mu 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Gen % Gen Target Target Gen Gen Gen Gen 1 RTPS 1720/ 41.28 .000 3.910 3.721 3.960 2.878 3.383 4.042 3.280 25.174 60.98 459.5120 768.00 9550.00 2292.569 1819.7090 871.603 281.816 2 BTPS 1700/ 40.8 12.057 10.592 16.603 39.252 96.21 722.3770 578.00 6800.00 2786.086 327.5560 1724.886 20.733 3 YTPS 1600/ 38.4 7.123 14.046 21.169 55.13 342.2210 509.00 6000.00 1385.072 1033.0940 487.139 267.969 4 YCCPP 370/ 8.88 .000 .000 .00 .0000 42.00 500.00 .000 .0000 .000 .000 5 SGS 1035/ 24.84 2.128 1.981 .000 2.170 .000 2.171 2.170 2.070 2.137 2.015 16.842 67.80 325.3340 370.00 4967.00 1834.823 2104.6190 1007.364 1073.891 6 NPH 900/ 21.6 3.124 2.594 3.056 2.006 .000 2.700 13.480 62.41 280.1390 215.00 2984.00 1443.830 1495.0080 811.187 744.362 7 VUGPH 460/ 11.04 1.570 1.559 1.581 1.578 6.288 56.96 111.3420 130.00 1043.00 477.017 482.3280 305.438 308.398 8 MGHE 139.2/ 3.34 .084 .000 .220 .006 .250 .365 .366 .394 1.685 50.44 36.6900 22.00 258.00 209.266 173.5450 127.135 107.348 9 LPH 55/ 1.32 .000 .653 .653 49.47 14.9320 30.00 333.00 95.733 74.2740 48.101 28.980 10 GERUSOPPA 240/ 5.76 .649 .685 .795 .725 2.854 49.55 39.3640 52.00 531.00 212.023 232.2240 127.622 134.240 11 SUPA 100/ 2.4 1.202 .986 2.188 91.17 41.2660 23.00 462.00 228.718 172.1130 117.511 59.023 12 KODSALLI 120/ 2.9 .897 .518 .835 2.250 77.71 31.8190 35.00 380.00 169.162 188.6785 110.952 114.139 13 KADRA 150/ 3.6 .649 .650 .656 1.955 54.31 31.2021 50.00 412.00 176.449 211.4750 125.626 147.876 14 MANI 9/ .22 .000 .000 .000 .00 .0000 1.00 24.00 2.202 3.5284 .571 .571 15 ALAMATTI 290/ 6.96 .000 .000 .274 .000 .000 .000 .274 3.93 92.9452 150.00 590.00 231.496 203.5106 226.446 201.828 16 GHATPRABA 32/ .77 .005 .374 .379 49.38 12.3384 9.00 92.00 28.014 27.5640 17.664 14.580 17 BHADRA 39.2/ .94 .133 .000 .000 .005 .143 .281 29.87 10.0520 7.00 50.00 14.474 15.1630 10.999 6.282 18 MUNIRABAD 38/ .91 .211 .223 .222 .251 .907 99.44 22.0889 15.00 82.00 30.079 14.2377 29.904 14.238 19 SHIVA 42/ 1.01 .000 .145 .078 .078 .074 .077 .144 .068 .133 .127 .924 91.64 22.6588 28.00 225.00 88.171 100.1911 67.547 72.163 20 SHIMSHA 17.2/ .41 .083 .096 .179 43.27 4.3862 7.00 57.00 9.351 23.6499 8.794 18.164 21 MALLAPUR 9/ .22 .077 .080 .157 72.73 3.7821 8.091 4.1543 5.314 1.765 22 SIRWAR 1/ .02 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .000 .0000 .000 .000 23 KALMALA .4/ .01 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .000 .0000 .000 .000 24 GANEKAL .35/ .01 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .000 .0000 .000 .000 25 MALPRABHA 2.4/ .06 .000 .000 .000 .00 .4620 .462 .6256 .462 .498 26 KG-WEF 4.555/ .11 .025 .000 .025 23.33 .7428 .82 6.02 3.985 3.6725 3.008 2.803 27 YAL-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .007 .007 10.28 .1486 .28 3.80 .612 1.5802 .361 .857 28 ITN-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .004 .004 6.11 .1021 .20 3.23 .628 .7083 .340 .350 29 YAP-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .004 .004 5.14 .1738 .23 3.58 .989 .3415 .515 .192 30 SH-SOLAR -5 5/ .12 .015 .015 12.50 .3178 .55 7.01 2.144 2.5109 1.075 1.264 31 SH-SOLAR -10 10/ .24 .041 .041 17.25 .8881 .93 14.44 5.473 5.9281 2.974 3.138 32 CHANDAPUR 10/ .24 .035 .035 14.54 .8434 .94 14.73 5.218 4.9278 2.693 2.404 Total MW/Mu 9108.305 / 218.6 137.0225 2608.1284 3044.9430 35392.8090 11742.1374 8726.9171 6243.2304 3629.8692 TB Share .2585 6.2207 System Peak 9600 MW Jurala Share 1.5480 14.1324 Max.Frequency 50.08 Hz State Import 57.2645 2307.0146 Min.Frequency 49.72 Hz State Consumption 189.7811 4815.3936 FY(Fin Year):From 01-04-20XX to 31-03-20XX, WY(Water Year):From 01-06-20XX to 31-05-20XX This is system generated report and downloaded from k-ERP software on 26-AUG-21 09:46 AM 26/08/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 2 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 25/08/2021 Generation in MU and Gross Hydrological Data @ 08.00 AM on 26/08/2021 Gross Live Present Year : Capacity Last Year : Capacity Id Reservoir Cap(MCft) Cap(MCft) FRL MDDL Level Cap.(MCft) Cap.(%) Eq. Energy(MU) Level Cap.(MCft) Cap.(%) Eq. Energy(MU) 1 LINGAN MAKKI 156610 151749 1819 ft 1715 ft 1812.6 ft 131111 86.40 3937 1805.6 ft 110633 72.91 3322 DAM 2 TALKALALE DAM 486 486 1695 ft 1690 ft 1693.4 ft 339 69.75 1692.85 ft 290 59.67 3 GERUSOPPA DAM 4459 4459 55 m 43.7 m 49.57 m 3389 76.00 48.46 m 0 .00 4 SUPA DAM 147530 145329 564 m 494 m 554.76 m 108352 74.56 2355 552.55 m 100314 69.03 2181 5 BP DAM 3420 2963 438.38 m 429.24 m 433.7 m 900 30.37 433.64 m 883 29.80 6 TATTIHALLA DAM 9320 8802 468.3 m 449.5 m 460.61 m 3287 37.34 467.64 m 8182 92.96 7 KODASALLI DAM 10120 6315 75.5 m 62.5 m 69.15 m 2822 44.69 70.25 m 3373 53.41 8 KADRA DAM 13730 7383 34.5 m 27 m 29.1 m 1691.8 22.91 30.94 m 0 .00 9 MANI DAM 33960 31130 594.36 m 565.1 m 585.8 m 16831 54.07 526 585.74 m 16749 53.80 523 10 GHATAPRABA DAM 662.94 m 631.55 m 662.94 m 0 662.75 m 0 12 TB DAM 498 m 482 m 1632.61 m 0 497.739 m 0 13 PICKUP(MANI) 563.88 m 560.1 m 561.56 m 0 561.9 m 0 55 ALLMATTI DAM 519.6 m 508.5 m 519.6 m 0 519.5 m 0 61 BHADRA DAM 186 ft 100 ft 185.1 ft 0 182.775 ft 0 Energy Content : Present year 6819 Energy Content : Last year 6026 Energy Content Available as on Date compared to Last Year(YoY) 792 MU Hydrological Data @ 08.00 AM on 26/08/2021 Present Year: Inflow(MCft) Last Year: Inflow(MCft) Present Year: Discharge(MCft) Last Year: Discharge(MCft) Inflow in cusecs Id Reservoir Day Month WY Day Month WY Day Month WY Day Month WY Day LY- Day 1 LINGAN MAKKI 430 28511 114318 903 72379 110528 617 13179 33940 328 2396 32723 4978 10447 DAM 2 TALKALALE DAM 3 GERUSOPPA DAM 611 14787 46591 472 13652 47383 844 14919 46444 444 13550 47954 4 SUPA DAM 258 18220 79646 710 54034 80777 407 7655 27994 551 23868 2983 8216 5 BP DAM 655 13477 42643 181 8174 41862 643 13385 62340 425 8281 41960 6 TATTIHALLA DAM 17 2985 13342 130 7946 8591 169 5945 10362 130 397 397 7 KODASALLI DAM 635 17311 69637 665 27965 58301 833 16387 118155 537 26854 57170 8 KADRA DAM 847 21022 93925 812 44001 89000 961 21955 104649 1036 51790 95780 9 MANI DAM 82 4877 15635 109 10303 15807 1501 74 3358 944 1259 10 GHATAPRABA DAM 271 14523 74754 841 49964 78056 257 10533 65867 590 21025 24717 12 TB DAM 708 63488 195342 2706 108509 145260 831 48382 86508 1720 36202 37131 13 PICKUP(MANI) 99 3943 10890 51 4697 10785 222 3897 10690 125 4647 10774 55 ALLMATTI DAM 150 196310 569046 13160 316010 435672 152777 460893 14206 281097 339416 61 BHADRA DAM 285 18142 64432 443 35049 51873 337 16134 17851 2510 10542 12240 FY(Fin Year):From 01-04-20XX to 31-03-20XX, WY(Water Year):From 01-06-20XX to 31-05-20XX This is system generated report and downloaded from k-ERP software on 26-AUG-21 09:46 AM 26/08/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 3 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 25/08/2021 Generation in MU and Gross Generation Data Abstract All data in gross and MU.
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