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At the water intake in Amderm replaced obsolete shut-off fittings

Specialists of Severzhilkomservis conducted an audit of water intake wells in the water intake building on Lake Toin-To (Amderma village)

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At the water intake in Amderm replaced obsolete shut-off fittings

Specialists of the MP Severzhilkomservis conducted an audit of water intake wells in the water intake building on Lake Toin-To (Amderma village).

The outdated locking valve was replaced with a new one. Also, the technical possibility of washing water intake pipes by the reverse flow of water - by hydraulic and hydropneumatic methods has been created. This will allow service personnel to more effectively carry out preventive measures and maintain the stable operation of the water supply system.

Such measures are aimed at improving the reliability of the water intake hub and ensuring uninterrupted water supply to residents of the village of Amderma.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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