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THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
WATER RESOURCES IN LIBYA
Only 5% of the entire area of Libya exceeds 100 mm
GROUND WATER
95.6%
(4 in) annually. Evaporation rates are also high
SURFACE
WATER
2.3%
ranging
from
1700 mm (67
in) in the north to 6000
DESALINATION
1.4%
mm (236 in) in the south
WATER TREATMENT
0.7%
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
In a recent study conducted under the supervision of the UN
Centreextraction
for Environment
& Development
the Arab
&
Over
in These
these
basinscontain
has in
resulted
in Region
seawater
basins
Europe CEDARE,
the Nubian
Basin
(ofKm.
whichlevels
Kufra is
part)
intrusion
in the 10,000
coastal
with
TDS
reaching
–aquifers
12,000
cubic
was
at
containing
373.3 water
x 10^12 m3.
7000ppm
in estimated
the
region
of Tripoli
economically
extractable
If the neighboring countries extract water at a rate of 1380
MCMY it is calculated that the reserve would last 4860 years.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Cost Comparison Between Different Water Supply Alternatives
0.79 m3
Desalination
1.05 m3
Transportation by ships
Quantity of water per One Libyan Dinar
0.74 m3
Pipeline from South
Europe to Tripoli
9.00 m3
Great Man-Made River
Project
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
03 October 1983
The General People's Congress held an extraordinary
session to draft the resolutions of the basic people's
Congresses, which decided to fund and execute the
Great Man-Made River Project.
28 August 1984
The leader of the Revolution lays the foundation
stone in Sarir area for the commencement of the
construction of the Great Man-Made River Project.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Conveyance
Gedammes
Wellfield
Jaghboub Wellfield
- Length No. of Wells190
144Km (119 Miles).
- Diameter
m (13 ft.).
Total Production 4.0
90 MCMY
No. of Wells 40
Total Production 50 MCMY
Brega PCCP Plant
NE Jebel Hasouna
Wellfield
Sarir & Tazerbo Well Fields
Sarir PCCP
East & NEJebel Plant
Hasouna Wellfields
E Jebel Hasouna
Kufra Wellfield Wellfield
- Total Production 2.0 MCMD
No. of 234
Wells 285
- No. of Wells
Total
Production
1.68
MCMD
- Length
1926
Km (1204
Miles
).
of mainly 4.0 m (13 ft.) diameter pipes
- No. of Wells
586
- Total Production 2.5 MCMD
- Length of 1.732 Km (1,083 Miles)
of mainly 4.0 m (13 ft.) diameter pipes
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Reservoirs
Ajdabiya Holding Reservoir
Al Gardabiya Reservoir
Omar Mukhtar Reservoir
The Grand Al Gardabiya Reservoir
The Grand Omar Mukhtar Reservoir
- Capacity
- Capacity
- Capacity
- Capacity
- Capacity
4.0
6.8
4.7
15.4
24.0
Total Storage Capacity = 54.9 mcm
mcm
mcm
mcm
mcm
mcm
Two Pipe Manufacturing Plants
•Sarir Plant
Three lines producing 120 pipes daily
•Brega Plant
Two lines producing 80 pipes daily
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Cut-away Section of a Pre-stressed
Concrete Cylinder Pipe (PCCP)
PIPE MAKE-UP
MORTAR COATING
STEEL PRE-STRESSING WIRE
OUTER CONCRETE CORE
STEEL LINER
INNER CONCRETE
CORE
Length of Pipe = 7.52 meters
Pipe Diameters 1.6-4.0
meters
Weight of Pipe = 75-83 tonnes
Pressure Rates 6-26 bar
17-18 km of prestressed Wire
12-16 tonnes of Cement
Pipe Transportation
Haul Roads
•Phase I Total Length 1,600 Km (1,000 Miles).
•Phase II Total Length 2,155 km (1,340 Miles).
Pipe Laying
Depth of Trench 7.0 m (23 ft.).
Capacity of Cranes Used up to 450 tons
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Water Allocation in M3/Day
6.57 Million Cubic Metres Water per Day Transfer
2,398 Million Cubic Metres per Year
All Phases in M3/Day
1,838,480 M3 Municipal
--> (28 %)
4,596,200 M3 Agricultural --> (70 %)
131,320 M3 Industrial
--> (2 %)
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Tunisia
Brega PCCP Plant
Sarir PCCP
Plant
NE Jebel Hasouna
Wellfield
Agricultural Land Developed 130,000 hectare
approx.
( 20,000 farms )
E Jebel Hasouna
The agricultural development
projects are being carried out
Wellfield
The
agricultural
plan aims to:
in three
regions development
in Libya:
About 100,000 existing farms will be
•Realize
highest
possible
rate
of
self-sufficiency
ininvited
grain
American
Companies
already
invested
in and
the
•BenghazithePlains
Region
–have
net
area
30,000
hectares
Investors
with
experience
inirrigated
the
field
are
to
supplemented
water
from the
fodder
development
Large
Farmirrigation
Projects:
14,000crops.
hectares
bewith
developed
as large farm
projects.
participate
in:of to
project
which
will
have
great
onhectares
their
•Increase
the
capital
investment
and
jobimpact
opportunities
in the
- 1300
Hectares
– (Tripoli)
Benghazi
Plains
Region
•Jefara
Plains
Region
- net
irrigated
area
80,000
• Implementation
agricultural
sector.
will
be
increased
to 14,000
Hectares
in the future) of
1,500 (this
hectares
to and
be developed
as large
farm projects.
• Operation
productivity
encourage
the
settlement
- 800
Hectares – Tarhouna
• Maintenance
•Produce
rawand
materials
for families,
the food
industry.
•Al-Ghardabiya
Plains
Region
(Sirt)processing
- net
irrigated
area 20,000
farmers
their
hence
- Valmont
Valley
supplying
Irrigation
equipmenta positive
•
Management
and
product
marketing
hectares 5,400
hectares
to be developed
as large farm projects.
•Encourage
and
support
agricultural
on
the
valueequipment
ofsettlement.
their
property
-impact
Case
agricultural
Of the
largesupplying
farm
projects
0
150
300
450
600
Km
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
We can conclude that, adequate fresh water supplied by
the gigantic GMRA project, have become an integral part
of the infrastructure (including real estate) in all
domestic, agricultural and industrial aspects, both in
rural and urban areas, so as these areas grow, the need
for infrastructure increase.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Which results in:
Encouraging people in rural areas to stay in their land, due
to Agricultural expansion.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
In urban areas, the real estate prices will escalate due
to the improvement of the life standards.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
19.58 Billion Dollars Project Cost
Tunisia
Phase
I
$5.53
Capital Cost
Billion
Operation & Maintenance Cost
s
Phase II - $8.05
Total
Investment Cost (50 Years)
Billion
s
NE Jebel Hasouna
Wellfield
$19.58 Billion
$14.11 Billion
$33.69 Billion
E Jebel Hasouna
Wellfield
Expected Production Quantity
120 Billion m3
s
Future Phase - $6.0
UnitBillion
rate/ m3 water to recover investment cost over
50 years
0
150
300 450 600
Km
$0.28/m3
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Sources for Project Financing
The project is financed from the following sources:-
- Law (10/83) revenues.
- The revenue gained by selling water produced
project’s System.
by the
- What is annually allocated in the country’s development
budget, loans and financial facilities.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Fees (indirect taxes) , established by
Law no (10)/1983
• Fees on documentary credits and money orders.
• Fess on selling fuel derivations.
• Fees on commerce , trade and industrial licenses.
• Fees on selling local and imported Tobacco and
Cigarettes.
• Fees on international travel tickets.
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
PROJECT STATISTICS
Total
of Pipes
Volume
ofNo.
Trench
Excavation
Total240
Weight
of Cement
Million
M3
585,296
6.9 Million Tonnes
The length of pre-stressing wire
used
intotal
the number
project
is wells
equivalent
The
of
is 1,350
The
amount
of aggregate
used
in to
the
220
circumference
of the16is
Thetimes
cement
used in tothe build
project
project
is the
sufficient
earth
.
sufficient
to construct
a concrete
pyramids
the
size of the
Great
road from
Pyramid
. Tripoli to Bangkok
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Germany
England
France
Project Scale
0
150
300
450
600
Km
LOUISIANA
ARKANSAS
MISSOURI
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
Project Scale
0
150
300
450
600
Km
THE GREAT MAN-MADE RIVER PROJECT
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