Trabzon Drinking Water Supply and Transmission Project was launched to secure long term water for the city's growing population and expanding settlements.
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Trabzon Drinking Water Transmission Line Project
Trabzon Drinking Water Transmission Line Project
A project securing Trabzon's long term drinking water needs
Trabzon Drinking Water Transmission Line Project
Trabzon Drinking Water Transmission Line Project
Highlights
Location
Trabzon, from Atasu Dam to Akoluk Kıslatepe and central Trabzon
Client/Employer Information
DSİ / Trabzon Büyükşehir Belediyesi
Project Scale
90.42 km transmission line
Infrastructure Components
A 90.42 km drinking water pipeline12 new drinking water reservoirs8 new pumping stationsModern drinking water treatment plant (Akoluk Kıslatepe)
Function
Meeting drinking water needs of central Trabzon, Yomra and settlements along the route until 2045
Key Feature
Trabzon's largest drinking water infrastructure investment to date
Raw water from Atasu Dam reaches the modern Akoluk Kıslatepe treatment plant. After treatment, it is delivered safely and continuously to central Trabzon, Yomra and settlements along the route.
Project Stages and Solutions
Construction Stages
01
Construction of the main from Atasu Dam outlet to the treatment plant
02
Laying the 90.42 km pipeline
03
Construction of 12 new drinking water reservoirs
04
Construction and commissioning of eight new pumping stations
05
Treatment plant infrastructure integration
Solutions
Tunnels and crossings created an uninterrupted line in difficult terrain.
Pressure and leak tests were conducted during pipeline installation.
Integrated construction and mechanical installation optimized time and cost.
Sustainability
Excavation and waste materials were controlled and used in filling during construction.
Local labor and materials were prioritized, reducing the logistical carbon footprint.
Durable materials in steel and reinforced concrete minimized maintenance.
Environmental monitoring and protection measures were applied along the route.
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