GENERALIZED WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM IN VILLAGES

Abstract

It is desirable to overthrow the generalized water supply  system  in  villages  where  there  is  no  source  of  drinking  water.   That  is,  water  is  supplied  from  the  water  source  to  dozens  of  villages located on the ridge through a single trunk water intake  pipeline.  In some cases, the self-sufficiency of such a trunk water  transmission  pipeline  can  reach  30-40  km  and  even  more.  Therefore, in such cases, it is desirable to divide the trunk water  transmission  pipe  into  several  separate  sections  by  water– retaining capacities (reservoirs) and pumping units.