Major Hydro power plants in India - Geography UPSC, IAS, CDS, NDA, SSC CGL

In this video, we are going to locate the important and major hydroelectric power plants in India. We will cover the definition part, and how does hydro power works, what the mechanism behind. Then on a map, we will locate each and every major hydro power plants in India, with a little more information around it.

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You miss the longest Dam of World HIRAKUD DAM

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Sorry to say sir but many more dams have been built across river chenab which produces more than 800MW of electricity. Dul hasti Power project above 800 Baghilar power project above 900 Rattel Power project upto 1000(under-construction) Pacal-dul upto 1000 (under-construction) Uri hydel project and many more which are above 500 MW. I am from jammu and kashmir and i have seen some of these dams.

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You missed Baglihar Hydro Electric project on river Chenab in J&k (900MW)

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With due respect,sir thank you for the lecturer but Sir you don't tell about Hirakud hydroelectric dam of odisha, it is the longest dam of India.

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As usual, there’s superb clarity in your explanations. I would like to add that the oldest hydro power project in Karnataka is Shimsha, about seventy KM from Bengaluru. It was set up in 1905. It generated four MW power, and supplied power exclusively to Bharat Gold Mines Ltd in Kolar district. It is still a functioning hydro power plant. Can you please tell what is the total Hyder power generated in India? To what extent it meets the power demand of the country?

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In the United States, a lot of mining is done where the rivers meet the ocean (undersea mining). I figure there is great opportunity there with the abundant rivers feeding into the Indian Ocean

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Sir one qution power 2400mw in 1 hrs or 1 day?????

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Joule/sec= watt , so 2400MW power generated should be in one second, Am I right?

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It’s continuous generation

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I think thats rated power which means generated continuously..

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1000MG=1GW 2400MW generated in one year.

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Bhabanipatna is not odisha's 2nd largest city. Even it is not a municipal corporation. Sir you missed many other important hydroelectric power plants.

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1st Hydro power plant in India - Sidrapong ( Darjeeling ) 1st Hydroelectric power plant of India - Shivasamundram(Kartantka)

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Pakal dul 1000 MW Project cost 8112. 12 cr Kiru 624MW Project cost 4287.59 cr Kwar 540 MW Rattle 850 MW Kirthai- 2 950 MW Bursar 1200 MW These are the on going project on river Chenab District Kishtwar in jammu & kashmir The jiont venture company of NHPC 51% shares and JKSPDC.49% shares namely Chenab Valley Power projects

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Excellent video with superb commentary ! Could improve by giving in the beginning an overall big picture of hoe many Hydro power plants exist and total generating capacity. Slight correction - it is the potential energy of elevation which is converted into Kinetic energy and not SPEED of the river flow !

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Shivanasamudra Falls is a waterfall in Chamarajanagar districtof the state of Karnataka, India. It is situated along the river Kaveri, which forms here the boundary to the Chamarajanagar district and Mandya district. Barachukki Falls in Kollegal Taluk Chamarajanagar district and Gaganachukki Falls in Malavalli Taluk Mandya district and is the location of one of the first hydro-electric power stations in Asia, which was set up in 1902.The project was designed by Diwan Sheshadri Iyer , Diwan Sir M Vishveshwaraya

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Great Video as always. There are a few more such as Hirakud and Tungabhadra that you should know so I will recommend you supplement this video with a few searches of your own!

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The velocity of water coming to a turbine is based on the difference in elevation between the water level in a dam and the elevation of the turbine, i.e. the head (h). This is stored in the form of potential energy PE = m x g x h. where m is mass of water and g is gravitational constant. this potential energy is then converted to kinetic energy at the turbine KE= 1/2 m x v^2. The head is NOT the head between "top of river" where it starts feeding the lake at the dam to the turbine, but the head between the top of lake elevation and turbine elevation only. So the height of the eastern peak of the Eastern Ghats or the top of the Himalayan glacier versus the elevation of the turbine does not figure in the amount of power generated by the turbine. At the Karcham Wangtoo dam for example, the turbines are placed much lower down the river than the lake, connected by a huge pipe or Penstock to keep the potential energy high.

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Thanks for a very informative vides. As to the first hydroelectric plant in India, could you please verify that it is not the Shimsha Plant in Karnataka. Thanks.

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Not mentioned about Hirakud dam of odisha which is built on mahanadi river...

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@@prince0078437 aesa kux nhi h...jis district ki jesi suvidha vesi natural energy plant jese, sukhe maidan jese jgah m solar or themal plant uss seher or jrurto motor vehicle's ko energy dega....or jese nadi k kinare wale cities ko waha dam bna kr not in much commercial purposes jisse nature ko nuksan ho....uske hisab se hydro energy plant lgaya ja skta h !

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why koyna is the largest capacity powerplant ? though produce less electricity than teheri dam

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