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EL SALAM SYPHON UNDER SUEZ CANAL - EGYPT
EL SALHIA AGRO-INDUSTRIAL PROJECT - EGYPT
EL SHABAB LAND RECLAMATION PROJECT - EGYPT
IRRIGATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT MAGHAMA AREA - MAURITANIA
PILOT PRODUCTION FARM AT L'AJRID - OMAN
| EL SALAM SYPHON UNDER SUEZ CANAL |
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| Location |
Port Said – Egypt |
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| Owner |
Ministry of Public Works and Water Resources |
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| Client |
Ministry of Public Works and Water Resources |
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| Project Value |
$ 70 000 000 |
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| Starting/Completion |
1991/1999 |
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| Scope |
Technical and economical feasibility studies, survey works, soil investigations, preparation of preliminary and final design (including inlet and outlet civil works), tender documents, bid evaluation and construction supervision in association with HALCROW (Consulting Engineers and Architects) Ltd. |
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| Project Description |
The project aims at conveying about 160 m3/sec. of irrigation water from the Western side of Suez Canal to the Eastern Side, in order to reclaim about 400 000 feddans in North of Sinai and this allows the establishment of new communities and agro-industrial projects. Water will be conveyed through a syphon which is comprised of 4 pre-cast concrete parallel tunnels each with length about 750 m and internal diameter 5.2 m |
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| EL SALHIA AGRO-INDUSTRIAL PROJECT |
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| Location |
El-Ismailia Governorate - Egypt |
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| Owner |
Arab Contractors Company "Osman Ahmed Osman " |
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| Client |
Ministry of Reconstruction |
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| Project Value |
$ 70 000 000 |
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| Starting/Completion |
1982/1991 |
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| Scope |
Studies, investigation, complete design, preparation of tender documents & supervision of execution a- Studies & Investigation: - Water resources complete study for: surface water, underground water, topographic, geological & hydrological studies. Land survey included maps, contour lines triangle network, longitudinal sections for irrigation network, roads, electric lines etc.. Setting of buildings & structures. - Soil classifications included flat & deep borings, chemical & physical analysis movements, relation of different sorts of soils & drainage, the most suitable system of drainage. - Climatic conditions study - Technical & economical feasibility study b- Irrigation network: - Main intake, main pumping stations, booster pumping stations, irrigation networks, main lines, secondary lines, determination of irrigation systems & equipment needed. c- Roads: d- Electrical Network: - Electrical feeding, medium tension, electrical network, transformers, cables |
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| Project Description |
Reclamation of 23,000 feddans (96,000,000 sq. m.). Water is conveyed from an intake on Ismailia Canal to two branches of pipelines through a main pumping station of 520,000 cu. m./day capacity, before being distributed by sprinklers and drip systems. The total length of pipelines is approximately 20 km of diameter varies from 1.20 m to 1.50 m. Water is driven under 2.50 to 6.00 atmospheric pressure, the daily discharge is 200 m3 to 320 m3, the static head is 40 m. The project also includes animal, dairy, and poultry production as well as various agro industrial projects based on the use of the main products of the project. |
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| EL SHABAB LAND RECLAMATION PROJECT |
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| Location |
El-Ismailia Governorate - Egypt |
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| Owner |
Arab Contractors Company "Osman Ahmed Osman " |
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| Client |
Ministry of Reconstruction - Egypt |
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| Project Value |
$ 100 000 000 |
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| Starting/Completion |
1982/1991 |
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| Scope |
Studies, investigation, complete design, preparation of tender documents and construction supervision. a- Studies & Investigation: . Water resources complete study for: surface water, underground water, topographic, geological & hydrological studies. . Land survey included maps, contour lines, triangle network, longitudinal sections for irrigation network, roads, electric lines etc., setting of buildings & structures . Soil classifications included flat & deep borings, chemical & physical analysis of soil according to FAO guidelines . Drainage system included sub-soil water movements, relation of different types of soils & drainage, the most suitable system of drainage . Climatic conditions study . technical & economical feasibility study b- Irrigation Network: . Main intake, main pumping stations, booster pumping stations, irrigation networks, main lines, secondary lines, determination of irrigation systems & equipment needed. c- Roads: d- Electrical Network: . Electrical feeding, medium tension electrical network, transformers, cables. e- Other Studies Related to the Project: . Irrigation management, economic studies, crop cultivation, agro industry, storage, |
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| Project Description |
Reclamation of 33,500 feddans (140,700,000 sq. m.) Water is conveyed from an intake on Ismailia Canal into two main branches of pipelines through a main pumping stations before being distributed by sprinklers and drip systems. The total length of pipelines is 17 km of 1.50 m dia. The daily discharge of the station is approximately 648,000 m3, the static head is 40 m. The project includes animal, dairy, and poultry production. |
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| IRRIGATION IMPROVEMENT PROJECT AT MAGHAMA AREA |
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| Location |
Maghama – Mauritania |
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| Owner |
Societé Nationale de Developpement Rural - SONADER - IFAD Fund |
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| Client |
Societé Nationale de Developpement Rural - SONADER |
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| Project Value |
$ 6 000 000 |
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| Starting/Completion |
1997/1999 |
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| Scope |
Review of Tender Documents, Check of structural design and drawings, Construction Supervision and Project Management |
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| Project Description |
The project aims at improving irrigation of the Senegal river valley in Mauritania by substituting irrigation water from Senegal river by the water of two affluent crossing the project area. Construction of 5 gates and a protection dam to control floods and optimize the use of water to increase cultivated land from 1300 ha. to reach 11 500 ha. |
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| PILOT PRODUCTION FARM AT L'AJRID |
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| Location |
L'Ajrid - Sultanate of Oman |
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| Owner |
Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries |
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| Client |
Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries |
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| Project Value |
$ 1 900 000 |
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| Starting/Completion |
1987/1991 |
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| Scope |
Preparation of Tecno-Economic feasibility Study for the farm as: - One integrated farm, managed centrally - 10 equal parts owned individually and managed centrally by Owners The study involves: - The calculation of investment cost and operation and maintenance costs for: · Infrastructure (Wells - Surge Tanks - Main Pipeline - Receiving Sump - Pumping Station - Distribution Networks - Modern Irrigation System - Internal Roads - Service Buildings - Housing - Potable Water Networks - Power Supply) · Agriculture Development-(Machinery - Seeds Insecticides - Green Houses - Labor - Transportation) · The calculation of annual revenue for proposed cropping pattern based on current market prices - The cash flow, present value and Internal Rate of Return have been calculated and proved project profitability. - A Hydrological study for L'Ajrid plain for evaluation of ground water. - Preparation of tender documents for pumping test and supervision of the work and evaluation of results. - Preparation of tender documents for farm infrastructure. |
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| Project Description |
L'Ajrid plain is an extension of Wadi Quryiat plain and is located in interior Oman approx. 17 Km to the South West of the town of Bahla and on the outskirts of the historical town of Jabrin. This extensive area was seasonally irrigated by Falaj L'Ajrid when surplus water was available. The Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries has commissioned for the development of a single block of suitable land in the l'Arid plain using ground water provided by a well field situated approx. 2.5 Km to the West. The proposed block area to be developed, as a pilot production farm is 50 hectares in the first phase followed by a second phase of a further 50 ha if the water resource position allows for it. Water has to be pumped and transported from the well field by buried pipe large enough to carry the extra phase two, as no suitable ground water resource is available within this area. |
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