Fill the North Crimean Canal: a large water project is being completed in Crimea

July 4 2020 10

A large project to supply water to the eastern Crimea for the construction of a main water supply, from discharges to the North Crimean Canal to Feodosia and Kerch, is entering the final stage. Its value exceeds 19 billion rubles. and implemented within the federal target program, the Minister of Construction and Architecture of Crimea Mikhail Khramov wrote on his Facebook account, describing the progress of construction.

He announced the construction of three water intakes in Dzhankoy and Nizhnegorsk districts with a total capacity of 200 thousand cubic meters. m of water per day and the construction of other engineering structures. The head of the department emphasized that although the project has not yet been fully implemented, since 2015, the wells of each of these water intakes have been operating and filling the North Crimean Canal. Now they are sending 100 thousand cubic meters to the channel. m of water per day.

According to him, the construction of five pumping stations (three will be in the Soviet and Kirovsky districts) and a water supply network with a length of 165 km is underway. According to them, water, after completion of construction, will go to Feodosia, Kerch and a number of other cities, bypassing the North Crimean canal.

97% completed the installation of a cast-iron pipeline in Vladislavovka in the Kirov region. The length of this section is 48 km. 98% completed laying of the polypropylene pipeline to Feodosia. Its length is 12,5 km.

- specified Khramov.

Khramov noted that work is already underway on the last, third, section of the conduit to Kerch. Its length exceeds 90 km. Commissioning is planned to be completed before the end of 2021.

Note that we are already have described situation around the main water supply system of Crimea. The total costs of the federal target programs in Crimea will amount to 425,6 billion rubles. As a result, 582 different objects should be erected.

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Radical

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4 July 2020 15: 46

It is not clear what source of water.
1. Piramidon
  
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  4 July 2020 17: 24
  
  Quote: Radikal
  It is not clear what source of water.
  
  Mostly underground sources. But what it threatens, plainly no one can calculate.
2. 123
  
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  5 July 2020 17: 26
  
  It is not clear what source of water.
  
  Here is a little more detailed, including about underground sources
  
  https://youtu.be/jo_m-h_6xB8
  
  There, even from the plane, the reagents were sprayed, the rain was called. Perhaps a bit overdone.
Radical

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4 July 2020 18: 32

Quote: Piramidon
Quote: Radikal
It is not clear what source of water.

Mostly underground sources. But what it threatens, plainly no one can calculate.

That's it ...
steelmaker

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4 July 2020 20: 42

In 2013, the total water withdrawal amounted to 1553,78 million m³, including:

water of the North Crimean Canal - 1346,3 million m³ (86,65%),
local runoff - 136,38 million m³ (8,78%),
groundwater - 68,54 million m³ (4,41%),
seawater - 2,56 million m³ (0,16%).
During transportation, 695,3 million m³ was lost, which amounted to 51,6% of the volume of water delivered through the North Crimean Canal. The volume of consumption amounted to:

agriculture - 590,18 million m³ (77%),
housing and communal services - 125,3 million m³ (16,4%),
industry - 50,64 million m³ (6,6%).
In 2014, water withdrawal decreased by five times - to 310 million m³, losses - to 16 million m³.

In 2015, the total water withdrawal amounted to 253,46 million m³, including:

from fresh surface sources - 138,47 million m³ (55%),
groundwater - 95,13 million m³ (37%),
seawater - 19,86 million m³ (8%).

A lot is being built. Mad money is mastered. And how much water will be? From the article - 300 thousand cubic meters per day. Or maybe it is easier to return Ukraine to the borders of 1654 for such money?
1. maidan.izrailovich
  
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  5 July 2020 04: 57
  
  Or maybe it is easier to return Ukraine to the borders of 1654 for such money?
  
  Outskirts have no boundaries. Not 1654. No other. This is a fictional education. There should simply be a Russian-Polish (Hungarian) border and that’s it. And the citizens of the country? Who does not remember that he is Russian, everything is in Canada. Or anywhere, even to another planet. The territory on which this cancerous tumor formed is Russian land. And must be returned to its rightful owner. To the Russian people.
Elephant

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4 July 2020 21: 00

In the heat, a lot of artesian water from the water intakes will simply evaporate from the open channel. It is better to lay large diameter pipes.
1. Monster_Fat
  
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  5 July 2020 03: 22
  
  In-oh-from. Water evaporates in heat. For some reason, Russia still does not pay attention to this when transporting and storing water. For example, in China, it has long been understood that with evaporation from the free surface, a huge amount of water is lost, and therefore underground storage facilities for drinking water are being built there and pipelines are being laid to transport water to arid regions. And in Russia everything is the old fashioned way - he dug a hole, filled it with water - some of the water went into the ground, some of it evaporated, well, something reached the consumer ..... why steam with technologies of the XXI century - and so it will do. And the most important thing is that "money has been properly spent" in someone's pocket. Well, what about artesian water in the Crimea .... it will be salted quickly. In the USSR, this lesson has already been passed, now everything is over again ... but it’s a Russian tradition (or such a fun) to constantly step on the same rake.
  1. maidan.izrailovich
    
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    5 July 2020 05: 07
    
    Quote: Monster_Fat
    Monster_Fat (Yes What Difference)
    
    Well, it’s useless for you to read an article. Anyway shit, you say ....
  2. shinobi
    
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    5 July 2020 06: 55
    
    Old-fashioned, old-fashioned, but! And where without him. It's no secret that in central Russia, a sharply continental climate and a daily drop of 15-20 degrees is a common phenomenon. It was hot during the day, Dubak at night. So along large rivers, canals, large lakes and artificial reservoirs, these temperature swings soften. You don't have to go far to find an example, I live in Angarsk. To Irkutsk, with its "Irkutsk Sea" (an artificial reservoir in front of the Irkutsk hydroelectric power station of the Angarsk Cascade), only 50 km, and the weather is completely different. It has had its own microclimate for 40 years. The evaporated water regularly rains down the surrounding fields. And so it is everywhere. The water that has gone into the ground is food for the fields around. What do you think trees and plants grow from? Not everything is so simple in fact, and the ancestors are only seemingly fools.
2. maidan.izrailovich
  
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  5 July 2020 05: 02
  
  Elephant
  In the heat, a lot of artesian water from the water intakes will simply evaporate from the open channel. It is better to lay large diameter pipes.
  
  Yes, you read the article ....
gorenina91

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5 July 2020 15: 09

Fill the North Crimean Canal: a large water project is being completed in Crimea

- The picture clearly shows that the pipelines are being laid (for now, two threads are clearly visible; but most likely there will be more) ...
- But where will they get the water from ... - the topic author didn’t tell you ... - Well, pipes will be laid along the bottom of the sea .... - so then it was possible to slightly change the route of this water supply .. .