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Construction of the largest-capacity sewage pumping station in the Sovetsky district is in its final stage
The construction of a sewage pumping station and pressure pipelines for storm sewers on Bari Galeeva Street is nearing completion in Kazan. The facility is designed to address flooding issues in the neighborhood. The pumping station will serve the streets of Nikolai Ershova, Bari Galeeva, Razvedchika Akhmerova and Novatorov, Yunus Akhmetzyanov Passage, part of Kosmonavtov Street. It is planned to complete the construction by the end of November. The Mayor of Kazan Ilsur Metshin inspected the progress of the work.
The construction of new municipal infrastructure became necessary, as the existing networks could no longer handle the increased load. Deputy Head of the Executive Committee Igor Kulyazhev reported this to Kazan Mayor Ilsur Metshin, noting that due to the district's active development, the catchment area has expanded from 30 to 68 hectares. The old main collector, with a diameter of 1,000 mm, had fallen into disrepair: water pressure and soil movement caused its walls to deform and crack, and several inspection wells collapsed. This resulted in asphalt subsidence in residential courtyards and persistent flooding.
“The collector was overloaded, had fallen into disrepair. There were cracks, as well as the sinkholes of the roadbed. Therefore, this issue had to be addressed,” explained Igor Kulyazhev.
Repairing the old collector using traditional methods proved impossible, as the pipeline was laid at a depth of 8 to 9 meters within a dense residential area.
The new station will be the largest-capacity of the nine similar facilities in Kazan. It is equipped with two pumps, each with a capacity 828 cubic meters per hour. This will ensure the efficient removal of large volumes of storm water runoff, even during peak bad weather.
“We hope the new sewage pumping station will operate reliably. It features two pumps: one main and one backup. This will improve water drainage in the surrounding neighborhoods and prevent storm sewer failures that could lead to emergencies,” said Igor Kulyazhev.