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    The document summarizes key technical details of the top 10 hydroelectric power plants in the Philippines based on installed capacity. It provides the installed capacity and elevation of each plant, with Kalayaan having the highest capacity of 736 MW at 294 masl. Technical specifications are then given for some of the largest plants, including reservoir capacities, dam materials and dimensions, turbine types and capacities. Key details are provided for Kalayaan, San Roque, Magat, Pulangi 4 and Angat Main hydroelectric power plants.

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    The document summarizes key technical details of the top 10 hydroelectric power plants in the Philippines based on installed capacity. It provides the installed capacity and elevation of each plant, with Kalayaan having the highest capacity of 736 MW at 294 masl. Technical specifications are then given for some of the largest plants, including reservoir capacities, dam materials and dimensions, turbine types and capacities. Key details are provided for Kalayaan, San Roque, Magat, Pulangi 4 and Angat Main hydroelectric power plants.

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    Campos, Venrick Q.

    ME145 – E01
    2015150838 Week 5 Assessment
    ME – 5

    TOP 10 HYDRO POWER DEVELOPMENT IN PH

    BINGA

    AGUS 4

    CASECNAN (NIA)

    AGUS 2

    AGUS 6

    ANGAT MAIN

    PULANGI 4

    MAGAT

    SAN ROQUE

    KALAYAAN

    0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200

    INSTALLED (MW) ELEVATION

    CAPACITY / ELEVATION OF EACH HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS

    KALAYAAN – 736 MW / 294 masl

    SAN ROQUE – 435 MW / 275.40 masl

    MAGAT – 388 MW / 193 masl

    PULANGI 4 – 255 MW / 285.45 masl

    ANGAT MAIN – 200 MW (dependable is 200) / 211.41 masl

    AGUS 6 – 200 MW (dependable is 171) / 197 masl

    AGUS 2 – 180 MW / 641 masl


    CASECNAN (NIA) – 168 MW / 250 masl

    AGUS 4 – 158.1 MW / 358.55 masl

    BINGA – 140 MW / 563 masl

    TECHNICAL SPECS OF EACH HYDROELECTRIC POWER PLANTS

    KALAYAAN

    Two intake structures on the shore of the existing Caliraya reservoir and relevant approach
    channels;

    Six outdoor steel penstocks, 6.0 m diameter, 1.3 km long, with a terminal bifurcation;

    Six shaft powerhouses, equipped with 12 reversible Francis turbines, with the following
    characteristics:

    - Head (generating mode): between 286.5 and 278.0 m;

    - Discharge (generating mode): between 62.6 and 61.4 m3/s;

    - Nominal capacity (generating mode): 150 MW (185 MW for the 2nd stage) x 12;

    - Head (pumping mode): between 291.0 and 284.5 m;

    - Discharge (pumping mode): between 44.8 and 48.7 m3/s;

    - Nominal capacity (pumping mode): 145 MW x 12.

    SAN ROQUE

    Reservoir

    Capacity (El. 280.0) 835 million cubic meters


    Capacity (El. 290.0) 955 million cubic meters
    Active storage 525 million cubic meters
    Dead storage 310 million cubic meters
    Flood surcharge (El. 280-290) 120 million cubic meters
    Surface area at maximum normal water level 12.8 km2
    Maximum normal water level El. 280 masl
    Maximum exceptional water level El. 290 masl
    Minimum normal water level El. 225 masl
    Dam

    Type Central clay core rockfill dam


    Maximum height 200 m
    Crest level El. 295 masl (plus 2 m camber)
    Fill volume (including cofferdams) 40 million cubic meters (approximate)
    Dam length 1.13 km
    Slope 2h:1v (upstream & downstream)
    Crest width 12 m
    Spillway

    Type Concrete chute


    Number of gates, type 6, Hydraulically operated radial gates
    Crest elevation El. 270 masl
    Capacity 12,800 cms with reservoir @ El. 289.3
    MAGAT

    Height: 114km

    Crest Length: 4.16km

    Discharge Capacity: 30,600 cu. m./sec

    Storage Capacity Level at Full Supply Level: 1.25 B cu. m.

    Water Surface Area at Full Supply Level: 45 sq. km.

    Elevation at Full Supply: 193.00 m.

    Elevation at Minimum Supply: 160.00 m.

    Project Cost: 6 Billion

    Source of Fund: World Bank


    Construction Period: 1976-1982

    PULANGI 4

    Type of dam Gravity/embankment

    Impounds Pulangi River

    Spillway type Tainter gate-controlled

    Creates Pulangi IV Reservoir (upper and lower)

    Active capacity 67,000,000 m3 (54,318 acre⋅ft)

    Catchment area 18,000 km2 (6,950 sq mi)

    Surface area 19.85 km2 (8 sq mi)

    Turbines 3 x 85 MW Francis-type

    Installed capacity 255 MW

    ANGAT MAIN

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