Irrigation
Irrigation
LCC Projects Pvt Ltd has initiated several irrigation projects in the region to modernize to solve the crucial problems of drought in entire country.
Over time, we have been explored diverse tactics to enhance irrigation management and ensure that underprivileged water users have dependable access to water for agriculture, which ultimately improves their livelihoods and also their development.
Water resource is a fundamental necessity for agribusiness and is used to produce food for human consumption. In India, more than 80% of the water obtained from ground and other sources is used for irrigation. Since agricultural crops are entirely dependent on water, providing additional water beyond natural rainfall is a standard practice to increase agricultural production. We had fulfil all needs by our expertise knowledge of irrigation
At our company, we are specialized in the construction of various hydraulic structures which includes dams, canals, lift irrigation systems, micro-irrigation systems . Over the years, we have been successfully completed numerous irrigation projects like the construction of dams and long canals.
Our team has also designed and built extensive water distribution canals, lift irrigation systems and micro-irrigation systems which were all aimed at providing water for agricultural purposes with a focus on maximizing the benefits for small and marginal farmers.
We place great emphasis on every stage of an irrigation project from engineering and procurement to design to construction, implementation, and ongoing operations and maintenance of canals, and irrigation , dams etc .
Our company's team of experts utilizes cutting-edge technology and equipment to carry out crucial components of all our projects with utmost quality and precision. We combine our highly skilled manpower with the latest machinery and equipment which enables us to execute any type of infrastructure development work within the specified time and budget.
Our services encompasses a wide range of big and small projects. We undertake the development of new irrigation systems like canals and dams along with renovation and upgradation of the existing ones.
Indian rivers interlinking projects
The interlinking of rivers in India is a colossal civil engineering proposal that seeks to connect the country's rivers via a network of canals and reservoirs with the aim of enhancing irrigation and groundwater replenishment, mitigating recurrent floods in certain regions and alleviating water scarcities. India holds approximately 4% of the planet's water reserves while accommodating roughly 18% of the world's population. The integration of rivers and lakes represents one solution to address the country's water challenges.
The River Linking Project aims to interconnect 37 rivers in India through the construction of approximately 3000 storage dams to transport water from water-rich basins to water-scarce basins. Despite encountering several obstacles, we cannot discount the significance and worth of such projects as they provide a viable solution to the water crisis in many regions of our country, facilitate hydropower generation and enhance irrigation facilities across India.
Irrigation Portfolio
Dam Construction
A dam is a structure built across a river or stream to hold back water. People have used different materials to build dams over the centuries. Ancient dam builders used natural materials such as rocks or clay. Modern-day dam builders often use concrete.
Manmade dams create artificial lakes called reservoirs. Reservoirs can be used to store water for farming, industry, and household use. They also can be used for fishing, boating, and other leisure activities. People have used dams for many centuries to help prevent flooding.
The ancient Mesopotamians may have been some of the first humans to build dams. The oldest known dam is the Jawa Dam, located in present-day Jordan. It was built in the fourth century B.C.E. Dams provided farmers with a steady source of water to irrigate crops. This allowed ancient Mesopotamians to feed a growing population.
The Romans were master-dam builders too. They used dams to divert water for drinking, bathing, and irrigation. One of the oldest dams still in use is the Cornalvo Dam in Spain. The ancient Romans built it in the first or second century C.E.
The force of flowing water creates mechanical power. People have harnessed this power for centuries with the use of dams. Small dams powered paddle wheels in pre-industrial Europe and America. These were used to help saw logs or grind corn and other grains.
During the Industrial Revolution, engineers began to build bigger dams. These industrial-sized dams could hold back more water to power the big machinery of factories and mines. They also could turn giant turbines to generate electricity.
Dam Construction Portfolio
