Two mobile boiler installations have been tested in Kazan
Today, a traditional revision test of mobile boiler houses was conducted at the production site of Kazenergo JSC. They are necessary for rapid response to critical situations in winter, heating water in the heating and ventilation system with the ability to connect to existing systems in the shortest possible time.
According to Deputy Minister of Construction, Architecture and Housing and Communal Services of the Republic of Tatarstan Mazit Salikhov, Tatarstan has two transportable boiler houses. One with a capacity of 3,500 kW is designed for 8 five-storey five-entrance houses. The second 2500 kW unit will provide heat to 6 such houses.
"The installation of such complexes takes 2-3 hours. They can be installed both on the foundation and on the chassis of the car. They work continuously on diesel fuel," said the Deputy Head of the Ministry of Construction of the Republic of Tatarstan. - Last year we also tested these installations, fortunately, we did not have to use them. A lot is being done in Tatarstan to eliminate emergencies. This year alone, 144 facilities have been included in our municipal infrastructure modernization programs, including 44 under the National Infrastructure for Life project.
According to Ilnar Khisamov, Deputy General Director of SUE Tatleasing, mobile boiler houses are the largest part of the emergency technical reserve, which is annually formed on the balance sheet of SUE Tatleasing. "This also includes diesel electric generators needed to provide electricity, pipes, valves, pumps, etc. In case of emergencies in the field of heat supply, the equipment is promptly used throughout the republic," said I.Khisamov.
It should be recalled that these mobile installations were purchased on behalf of the President of the Republic of Tatarstan, Rustam Minnikhanov, after the destruction of the boiler house on Portovaya Street in Kazan in March 2018. Then 1.5 thousand people were left without heat, and it took about a day to eliminate the consequences.