The primary goal of the project was to improve the water supply system for three villages within the Chambarak community. As part of this effort, BIME Engineering conducted studies and developed a complete design of the water supply network and structures for the mentioned villages. The design was based on principles ensuring efficient delivery of the required calculated flow rates from the water sources to the villages, minimizing water loss within the system, and enhancing reliability and operational performance.

The result aimed to provide uninterrupted, 24/7 water supply with properly disinfected drinking water that meets health standards.

To achieve the project objectives, geological and topographic surveys were conducted in mountainous terrain at elevations of up to 2,300 meters above sea level. The yield of new water sources was studied, hydraulic and water demand calculations were performed, and professional conclusions confirmed the need to reconstruct the existing systems.

As a result, it was necessary to:

• Build new headwater intake (WTP) structures
• Reconstruct existing intake facilities
• Construct new spring catchments and feeder pipelines
• Install pressure-reducing chambers due to the complex topography

These comprehensive technological solutions made it possible to meet the water demand of the villages and ensure reliable, around-the-clock water supply.