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Water Supply and Wastewater, Changu Narayan, Nepal
- Client
- SRP Schneider & Partner Ingenieur-Consult GmbH
- Location
- Changu Narayan, Nepal
- Service
- Design
- Period
- February 2020 – May 2020
- Status
- Completed
- Reference no.
- 2020-005
The project
Changu Narayan is a village located in the rural surrounding area of Kathmandu. The Changunarayan temple, which is on the list of World Heritage Sites and attracts numerous visitors, is in the village of the same name.
The measures of this project contribute to the sustainable development of the village by improving the living conditions of the population and reducing the health risk of inhabitants and visitors on a medium- and long-term perspective.
The project considers the detailed design for 2 (two) wells, the transmission main, the reservoirs and the distribution network, including the house connections; the installation of the connections follows the general “one house – one tap” policy.
What we did
Rehabilitation of the two existing wells, including the rehabilitation of the existing valve chambers and the construction of the new valve chamber connecting the Intermediate Reservoir with the wells
The transmission main: construction of a new pumping main
The reservoirs and the distribution network
The house connections
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