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In the underground network of Balabanov appeared traps

There are special equipment for the protection of sewage

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In the underground network of Balabanov appeared traps

There are special equipment to protect the sewer.

The equipment is installed at the sewer and pump station on the street Lesnoy.

The equipment is designed to detain large foreign objects that fall into the sewage system along with sewage.

Experts believe that this will reduce the number of blockages, prevent emergency stops of pumps and improve the reliability of work.

Before that, the system broke down due to wet wipes, textiles, household garbage and even clothes and building tools.

The next such grid will be installed on the KNS in the village of Kabitsyno.

In 2027, Vodokanal plans to install such equipment at a number of problematic facilities.

Earlier, “MK in Kaluga” wrote that in the Kaluga region was covered by an underground telephone station.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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