WATER SUPPLY AND SEWERAGE
The development of civilisation is inextricably linked to the use of water, which is consumed on an ever-expanding scale. Providing the population with water that meets certain sanitary and hygienic requirements is one of the main tasks of water supply.
Today, numerous consumers have different requirements for water, both in terms of quantity and quality. The growth in water consumption worldwide has led to a quantitative and qualitative shortage of water. Therefore, in today’s environment, an integrated approach to solving water supply problems is required, taking into account the interests of different groups of water consumers, and its rational use, which involves developing measures to protect sources from pollution and depletion, improving water supply systems, using scientifically based water consumption standards, developing low-water and waterless technological processes, improving water legislation, etc.
The widespread use of computing makes it possible to solve design and operation tasks at a qualitatively new level, which meets the requirements of efficiency and reliability. Such tasks include hydraulic calculations of water supply and distribution systems, calculations of pipeline protection against hydraulic shocks, and selection of optimal operating modes for both individual elements and the entire system.
Water supply – is a complex of interdependent engineering structures designed to collect, treat and transport water of a given quality to consumers in the required quantities and under the required pressure.
Water supply system – is a set of facilities for providing a certain (given) group of consumers (a given facility) with water in the required quantities and of the required quality. In addition, the water supply system must have a certain degree of reliability, i.e., ensure the supply of water to consumers without an unacceptable decrease in the established performance indicators in terms of the quantity or quality of water supplied (interruptions or reduction of water supply, deterioration of its quality to unacceptable levels).
Tasks of the water supply system:
- obtaining water from a natural source,
- improving its quality in accordance with consumer requirements,
- transportation to the facility and supply to all specified points of extraction; at the same time, the specified pipe pressures of the water supply network should be ensured at the points of extraction.
The mode of water consumption, its quantity and quality requirements, types of consumers and their location on the ground, local natural conditions, economic prerequisites, availability of construction materials and equipment, availability of water sources and their productivity, as well as the quality of water in them influence the choice of a water supply system.
Design of water supply systems – is a whole range of works that includes planning the water supply network, its connection to water intake facilities and water treatment systems, which is carried out to ensure efficient water supply to the facility.
Water supply and sewerage systems have long been an integral part of human life.
Its calculation, design, selection of materials and structures, installation and maintenance is a labour-intensive process that requires serious specialised knowledge and technical capabilities.
Our experts will take care of choosing the right system for your needs, based on many factors: type of room, purpose, area, equipment goals, budget, and much more.
We carry out a full range of work, from analysing the request, selecting the right system, designing and installing it, to the subsequent maintenance of the system.
We do all this to achieve the main result – comfortable living and working conditions for people regardless of external environmental factors.