Nearly 65% of the network (44 km) were reviewed, experts continued to gradually fill the water system. Check the pressure, reinforcement work, valve and the condition of the pipeline.
Residents of Nikolaev will receive water from the new water conduit until the end of August. This was reported by the state agency for restoring and developing infrastructure.
“For months, 99% of the pipeline has been mounted, pumping stations are ready by 85%, work at other facilities continues,” the report said.
It is noted that hydraulic tests, checking the remaining network sections and adjusting pressure and tightness parameters will take place before. Based on the results, the capacity of the wiring will be determined for the work, after which the water will go to the consumers.
“In one of our major projects – the construction of the water conduit – starting on July 30, the gradual filling of the system continues. During this time, most preparations and commissioners are conducted, hydraulic trials of strengthening and pipelines are currently undergoing full pressure to prevent a hydraulic effect. Therefore, the process takes place gradually, in compliance with technological,”
Nearly 65% of the network (44 km) were reviewed, experts continued to gradually fill the water system. Check the pressure, reinforcement work, valve and the condition of the pipeline.
It has been reported that the water has passed that the first two pumping stations, open pumping begins with the third. In the case of deviations, the process may be suspended to produce air or discharge water to prevent accidents and provide reliability.
Remember that the cost of construction of the Nikolaev water conduit has reduced by more than 2.5 billion hryvnias. Initially, water water should cost a state of 8.7 billion UAH. According to the results of the review – 6.2 billion UAH.
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