Site assessment

Reservoir site assessment

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Contact

NameFull name of the contact person

OrganizationOperator or commissioning organization

Work emailAddress for this assessment

PhoneInclude the country code

CountryProject location

Reservoir

Facility typeChoose the closest category

LocationTown, city or region

Dimensions or volumeAn estimate is useful

Water useMain application category

Site conditions

DrainabilityCurrent operating constraint

Residue typeIf known

Residue depthEstimate or unknown

Access openingEstimated dimensions or unknown

Three-phase powerThe VR600 needs a three-phase 380/400 V supply near the reservoir

Removed water and sedimentWhere can the pumped-out slurry go?

Timing and notes

Preferred timeframeWhen might the work take place?

NotesAny other useful technical conditions

From assessment to close-out

Feasibility review
Kasfilter evaluates whether a VR600-based service is feasible for the stated conditions.
Agree scope and method
If feasible, the parties agree the scope, deployment method, discharge handling and documentation.

What happens to the removed sediment?

The VR600 pumps the loosened sediment out together with water as a slurry, so the cleaning produces waste water that must go somewhere. The pump and discharge can be configured for the site; the receiving point, whether a sewer connection, on-site settling or removal by tanker, and any treatment or disposal obligations are defined in the technical plan with the operator.

What information should we provide?

Reservoir type, location, dimensions or volume, access opening, water use, known residue conditions, whether a three-phase (380/400 V) power connection is available near the reservoir, where removed water and sediment can be discharged, and desired timing are most useful.