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HO-Daily Generation Report for 27/03/2021 28/03/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 1 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 27/03/2021 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 4.696 4.964 4.986 4.891 5.065 5.037 5.059 .000 34.698 84.06 827.9480 831.00 9550.00 3794.083 8427.3430 2256.190 6262.129 2 BTPS 1700/ 40.8 .000 11.531 16.495 28.026 68.69 459.1550 576.00 6800.00 2989.803 4019.4810 2682.980 3142.262 3 YTPS 1600/ 38.4 17.529 .000 17.529 45.65 386.1030 520.00 5600.00 3313.065 409.7890 2547.940 409.789 4 YCCPP 370/ 8.88 .000 .000 .00 .0000 67.00 800.00 .000 .0000 .000 .000 5 SGS 1035/ 24.84 1.324 1.271 1.305 1.401 1.213 1.330 1.327 1.328 1.528 1.475 13.502 54.36 342.0300 453.00 4653.00 4538.497 5042.6390 3507.769 4130.155 6 NPH 900/ 21.6 2.912 2.594 .000 .000 3.209 3.231 11.946 55.31 297.7630 310.00 2720.50 3114.475 3585.9510 2363.829 3031.907 7 VUGPH 460/ 11.04 1.980 1.991 1.975 1.979 7.925 71.78 150.4470 115.00 1015.00 1078.885 1171.1950 904.955 970.916 8 MGHE 139.2/ 3.34 .251 .000 .242 .252 .000 .000 .000 .000 .745 22.30 15.7430 26.00 240.00 366.150 290.3040 299.953 248.089 9 LPH 55/ 1.32 .416 .415 .831 62.95 21.6510 30.00 254.00 250.672 291.0760 205.378 255.144 10 GERUSOPPA 240/ 5.76 .236 .263 .364 .300 1.163 20.19 30.5830 48.00 531.00 475.077 563.1880 377.093 478.839 11 SUPA 100/ 2.4 1.208 1.199 2.407 100.29 59.3170 65.00 429.00 435.719 570.7250 322.629 463.172 12 KODSALLI 120/ 2.9 .312 .340 .298 .949 32.77 29.3560 36.00 351.00 377.712 459.3480 303.172 408.364 13 KADRA 150/ 3.6 .384 .381 .346 1.112 30.88 26.8807 31.00 374.00 404.185 462.3155 340.585 422.169 14 MANI 9/ .22 .056 .056 .112 51.94 3.9105 3.08 24.20 23.447 29.7758 20.490 25.902 15 ALAMATTI 290/ 6.96 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .00 16.0103 6.00 466.00 643.317 631.5019 641.634 627.022 16 GHATPRABA 32/ .77 .000 .000 .000 .00 11.3304 4.00 65.00 109.412 47.3160 96.428 39.154 17 BHADRA 39.2/ .94 .000 .000 .000 .044 .102 .146 15.52 4.8080 5.00 48.00 54.958 72.4040 46.077 70.704 18 MUNIRABAD 38/ .91 .000 .000 .000 .088 .088 9.66 5.7450 2.00 81.00 102.931 97.0428 102.931 97.043 19 SHIVA 42/ 1.01 .018 .097 .021 .000 .046 .040 .000 .000 .000 .000 .223 22.11 4.6848 11.00 240.00 254.127 201.9511 226.099 190.592 20 SHIMSHA 17.2/ .41 .069 .000 .069 16.67 .8885 2.20 59.31 60.704 57.8032 55.218 48.109 21 MALLAPUR 9/ .22 .000 .090 .090 41.85 2.5118 .00 26.167 25.0530 23.778 23.977 22 SIRWAR 1/ .02 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .00 .000 .0000 .000 .000 23 KALMALA .4/ .01 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .00 .000 .0000 .000 .000 24 GANEKAL .35/ .01 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .00 .000 .0000 .000 .000 25 MALPRABHA 2.4/ .06 .000 .000 .000 .00 .0000 .00 .00 2.627 5.0568 2.499 4.922 26 KG-WEF 4.555/ .11 .013 .000 .013 11.62 .3661 .29 5.25 7.678 7.5578 6.809 6.612 27 YAL-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .004 .004 5.97 .1349 .40 3.80 3.540 4.0380 2.816 3.309 28 ITN-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .005 .005 6.81 .1429 .32 3.21 1.737 1.9821 1.378 1.516 29 YAP-SOLAR-3 3/ .07 .008 .008 11.25 .2576 .36 3.64 1.815 1.0967 1.665 .870 30 SH-SOLAR -5 5/ .12 .021 .021 17.75 .6112 .71 7.02 6.179 6.8499 4.933 5.736 31 SH-SOLAR -10 10/ .24 .047 .047 19.79 1.3806 1.46 14.42 14.704 15.0136 11.914 12.300 32 CHANDAPUR 10/ .24 .048 .048 20.04 1.3542 1.70 14.88 13.798 13.4528 11.274 10.630 Total MW/Mu 9108.305 / 218.6 121.7077 2701.1133 3146.5160 34353.2350 22465.4648 26511.2500 17368.4170 21391.3337 TB Share .1156 3.2821 System Peak 13869 MW Jurala Share .0000 .0000 Max.Frequency 50.19 Hz State Import 159.2932 4443.3102 Min.Frequency 49.94 Hz State Consumption 275.2724 7012.8508 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 28-MAR-21 09:03 AM 28/03/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 2 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 27/03/2021 Generation in MU and Gross Hydrological Data @ 08.00 AM on 28/03/2021 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 1794 ft 81839 53.93 2458 1789.95 ft 73101 48.17 2195 DAM 2 TALKALALE DAM 486 486 1695 ft 1690 ft 1693.25 ft 323 66.46 1695.6 ft 0 .00 3 GERUSOPPA DAM 4459 4459 55 m 43.7 m 45.15 m 2637 59.14 51.47 m 0 .00 4 SUPA DAM 147530 145329 564 m 494 m 546.51 m 80313 55.26 1746 545.07 m 75994 52.29 1652 5 BP DAM 3420 2963 438.38 m 429.24 m 434.98 m 1309 44.18 436.5 m 1939 65.44 6 TATTIHALLA DAM 9320 8802 468.3 m 449.5 m 449.75 m 23 .26 449.6 m 2 .02 7 KODASALLI DAM 10120 6315 75.5 m 62.5 m 64.25 m 659 10.44 73.3 m 5017 79.45 8 KADRA DAM 13730 7383 34.5 m 27 m 28.8 m 1434 19.42 31.35 m 3828 51.85 9 MANI DAM 33960 31130 594.36 m 565.1 m 578.18 m 8117 26.07 254 579.72 m 9602 30.84 300 10 GHATAPRABA DAM 662.94 m 631.55 m 646.83 m 0 649.98 m 0 12 TB DAM 498 m 482 m 485.95 m 0 485.295 m 0 13 PICKUP(MANI) 563.88 m 560.1 m 562.42 m 0 562.9 m 0 55 ALLMATTI DAM 519.6 m 508.5 m 512.14 m 0 512.34 m 0 61 BHADRA DAM 186 ft 100 ft 155.81 ft 0 161.1 ft 0 Energy Content : Present year 4457 Energy Content : Last year 4147 Energy Content Available as on Date compared to Last Year(YoY) 310 MU Hydrological Data @ 08.00 AM on 28/03/2021 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 92 1185 178864 560 237014 499 13433 125155 627 16934 156629 1063 DAM 2 TALKALALE DAM 3 GERUSOPPA DAM 420 11239 133825 589 16429 199411 370 11752 134952 553 16527 199751 4 SUPA DAM 218 109575 7 152577 552 13213 73712 686 20829 119091 5 BP DAM 592 14649 115600 696 21581 172211 516 14085 115573 659 20384 181480 6 TATTIHALLA DAM 15812 1 27 31587 17210 1 27 40584 7 KODASALLI DAM 417 11347 140345 731 21765 258793 357 13412 141962 1075 21651 263087 8 KADRA DAM 441 13510 186089 969 19901 309373 484 14031 194800 969 20056 320980 9 MANI DAM 23119 26953 118 4311 18369 2379 18630 10 GHATAPRABA DAM 98227 176509 217 8328 73337 254 8766 56847 12 TB DAM 173 467 290098 390029 132 7705 182125 7295 188286 13 PICKUP(MANI) 179 5502 31984 2994 33751 280 5492 31947 67 3107 32003 55 ALLMATTI DAM 733597 1659318 200 13675 694457 11945 1452257 61 BHADRA DAM 16 85830 4 244 734427 293 7723 66809 256 7126 403224 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 28-MAR-21 09:03 AM 28/03/2021 KARNATAKA POWER CORPORATION LIMITED Page 3 of 3 HO-Daily Generation Report for 27/03/2021 Generation in MU and Gross Generation Data Abstract All data in gross and MU.
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