The Khorramabad Water Transfer System is one of the most complex and large-scale infrastructure projects in regional water supply. Designed to ensure safe, high-volume water delivery, it plays a vital role in supporting sustainable water access across target zones.
All phases were executed under strict international safety standards and continuous quality monitoring. From geotechnical assessments to material testing, the system was built for long-term durability and flawless performance.
The project combines mechanized tunneling, precision pipe-laying, and industrial-grade concrete channeling. The 7.3-meter water tunnel and 5-meter-wide outlet ensure optimal flow capacity. The concrete channel, with a 15 m³/s throughput, supports high-efficiency water transfer under operational conditions.
Khara Dezh led the full scope of design, execution, and supervision. With expert teams, advanced equipment, and integrated engineering management, the company delivered a benchmark project in water infrastructure.
Reliable water supply for target regions High-capacity water transfer with minimal loss Upgraded regional water infrastructure Safe execution across diverse geological conditions
Two steel pipelines, 1.800 mm diameter, 7 km length Two GRP pipelines, 1.800 mm diameter Tunnel outlet: 200 meters long, 5 meters wide Water tunnel: finished diameter 7.3 meters, approx. 5.220 meters long Concrete transfer channel: 15 m³/s capacity, 6.587 meters long These specifications reflect the engineering complexity and demand for precision and safety in execution.
English 
Arabic 
Persian 
