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The construction of Ulu Tutong Dam

Event organised by The British Dam Society

Date
19 November 2018
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Ulu Tutong Dam is located in the remote jungle of Negara Brunei Darussalam. The dam forms a reservoir of some 80MCM of raw water which acts as a strategic reserve to regulate downstream river levels during times of low flow. The project includes the construction of a 24km access road, 440m long, 42m high embankment dam. The appurtenant works includes a 300m long diversion tunnel, 42m high draw-off tower, 40m wide fixed Ogee weir with a discharge capacity of 850m3/s.

This presentation discusses construction of the dam, appurtenant works, full depth central Plastic Concrete Cut-off wall, and the management of a large relic slip beneath the dam foundation.

For more information please contact:

Shelly-Ann Russell

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