Translation. Region: Russian Federal
Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –
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Specialists from the city economy complex have completed hydraulic testing of heating networks in preparation for the autumn-winter period. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement Petr Biryukov.
"Over nine thousand kilometers of main and 9.2 thousand kilometers of distribution networks have been prepared for uninterrupted operation. They provide heat supply to over 74 thousand buildings, including over 34 thousand residential buildings. At present, preparatory measures have been completed in full, hot water supply at city facilities has been restored," noted Pyotr Biryukov.
Testing of heating networks is one of the main areas of preparation for the heating season. Specialists identify potentially unreliable sections in advance and promptly restore them. Thanks to this, the heat supply to city residents' homes will be uninterrupted during the cold season.
This year, hydraulic testing included 585 ten-day stages. When testing heating networks, specialists from PAO MOEK set the pressure in the pipelines to exceed the working pressure, which simulated increased load during winter peaks of cold weather. Hot water was turned off for the duration of the tests.
During the summer maintenance work in the heat supply system, city services re-laid pipelines using modern technologies. In addition, preventive and major repairs of heating stations and central heating points were carried out throughout the capital. Craftsmen also checked and repaired in-house heating systems and water supply systems.
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