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Kritis 2, 154 51 Neo Psychiko
Athens Greece
T: +30 210 7751608
F: +30 210 7473488
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Havria

Designing the Havria Water Transfer Network

From hydraulic tunnels to 67 km of pipelines, a complete system ensuring efficient and sustainable water distribution.

The study object is related to the preparation of the required studies at the stage of preliminary study and final study of a part of the overall external aqueduct of the Havria dam (Havria Aqueduct).Specifically, it is related to the study of a rectangular water transfer canal from the distribution tank of the MYHE of the Havria dam to the distribution tank of the Water Treatment Facilities (WTP), in the study of a cross-sectional hydraulic tunnel, in the study of 67.4 km of pipelines, in the study of six reservoirs, in the study of ten (10) pumping stations along the network and one pumping station in the WTPs. The proposed project was aimed at covering part of the future water supply needs of the respective areas with 13,200,000 m3. This management will reduce the annual volume of water taken for water supply from springs and boreholes from 8,143,615 m3 today to 5,770,000 m3 in the year 2040.

Havria

Expanding Water Supply Across Halkidiki

Transferring water from the Havria reservoir to key regions through canals and hydraulic infrastructure.

The project is part of a wider goal, namely the water supply of the Sithonia region, Kassandra, Polygyros, Ormylia and Pyrgadikia with the water of the reservoir of Havria.According to the proposed projects, water is supplied from the distribution tank of the Havria NPP to the refineries (EEN) through 400 m canals and a 500 m hydraulic tunnel downstream of the Havria Dam.

FACTS

2.8

m3/sec
of maximum flow discharge

30.2

hm3
annual volume

1.25

MW
nstalled capacity