
ON-SITE CALIBRATION OF FLOWMETERS AT AJMER, RAJASTHAN FOR M/S NS INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS, NEW DELHI
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DESK STUDIES FOR THE DESIGN OF COASTAL PROTECTION MEASURE FOR FISHERMAN COLONY NEAR SHIVSHASTRI NAGAR AT CUFF PARADE, COLABA, MUMBAI, MAHARASHTRA
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PARALLEL SEISMIC TEST AT UPSTREAM AND DOWNSTREAM SECANT PILES OF SUNDILLA BARRAGE OF KALESWARAM LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME (KLIS), TELANGANA
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HYDRODYNAMICS AND OPTIMIZATION OF DREDGED DISPOSAL LOCATION FOR THE PROPOSED PORT AT MACHILIPATNAM, KRISHNA DISTRICT, ANDHRA PRADESH
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SITE INSPECTION OF EARTHEN DAMS OF RELAMPADU AND MUCHONIPALLY BALANCING RESERVOIRS, TELANGANA
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PHYSICAL MODEL STUDIES FOR STUDYING WAVE TRANQUILLITY ASPECTS INSIDE HARBOUR BASIN FOR DEVELOPMENT OF EASTERN BREAKWATER AND JETTY AT PORBANDAR, GUJARAT
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DESK STUDIES FOR DESIGN OF COASTAL PROTECTION WORK AT VILLAGES UMARASADI, MACHHIWAAD, AND KOLAK, TAL. PARDI, DIST. VALSAD, GUJARAT
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DESK STUDIES FOR DESIGN OF COASTAL PROTECTION WORKS AT HAJI ALI DARGAH, WORLI AND GEETANAGAR, MUMBAI
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PHYSICAL MODEL STUDIES FOR PROPOSED BARRAGE ACROSS RIVER TAPI IN RUNDH - BHATHA, SURAT, GUJARAT
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About Central Water and Power Research Station
The Central Water and Power Research Station (CWPRS), Pune, established in 1916 by the then Bombay Presidency as a Special Irrigation District, today, is the leading national hydraulic research institute under the Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation (MoJS, DoWR, RD&GR), New Delhi. In its early days of formation, this institute played an important role by conducting outstanding research work for the Sukkur Barrage in Sind, the largest irrigation project in the world (1927 to 1932). With the dawn of independence, and launching of planned development of water resources of the nation, CWPRS became the principal central agency to cater to the research and development (R&D) needs of hydraulics and allied disciplines for evolving safe and economical designs of hydraulic structures involved in water resources projects, river engineering, power generation and coastal engineering projects. The research activities at CWPRS can be grouped into seven major disciplines: River Engineering River and Reservoir Systems Modelling Reservoir and Appurtenant Structures Coastal and Offshore Engineering Foundation and Structures Applied Earth Sciences Instrumentation, Calibration and Testing Services Advisory services are offered to the government within the sphere...
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RIVER ENGINEERING
The River Engineering Lab (RE) comprises three divisions namely River Hydraulics, Bridge Engineering & Hydro-metrology. The division is engaged in carrying out studies related to River Behaviour, Training and Management. These are for safe routing of flood through the system of river channels and maintaining sediment transport balance. The river behavior changes are assessed arising o...

RIVER AND RESERVOIR SYSTEMS MODELLING
The River and Reservoir Systems Modeling lab is comprised of the following divisions Hydraulic Analysis and Prototype Testing (HAPT), River Rejuvenation (RR), Canal Automation and Measurement (CAM), Disaster Management Planning (DMP).The Lab broadly carried out wide variety of studies related to water resources as well as Environmental studies with respect to rivers and reservoirs. Th...

RESERVOIR AND APPURTENANT STRUCTURES
The Reservoir and Appurtenant Structures (RAS) laboratory is comprised of two technical divisions viz. Spillways and Energy Dissipator (SED), Control Structures and Water Conductor Systems (CSWCS). The laboratory undertakes studies for evolving efficient, economical and safe hydraulic designs of spillways and energy dissipators, water conductor systems and other appurtenant structures...

COASTAL AND OFFSHORE ENGINEERING
The Coastal And Offshore Engineering lab consists of the following technical divisions : Ports and Harbours, Mathematical Modelling for Coastal Engineering, Coastal Hydraulic Structures , Coastal Data Centre along with facilities such as Random Sea Wave Generation and Random Wave Flume Facilities. The laboratory undertakes studies regarding ports and harbours development, coastal prot...

FOUNDATION AND STRUCTURES
Foundation and Structures lab consists of four technical divisions under this discipline; viz. Geotechnical Engineering GE-I(ROCK) & Geotechnical Engineering GE-II (SOIL), Structural Modelling and Analysis (SMA) and Concrete Technology (CT). The laboratory deals with the determination of the properties of foundation and structural materials and analysis of structural response of the s...

APPLIED EARTH SCIENCES
The Applied Earth Sciences Laboratory comprises of Engineering Seismology (ES), Vibration Technology (VT), Geophysics (GP), Isotope Hydrology (IH) divisions. The laboratory has been offering site specific consultancy services for diverse projects such as hydroelectric, thermal, nuclear power plant, ports and harbours and other irrigation projects. The laboratory carried out various st...