Flushing the line
Flushing at an appropriate flow velocity to clear out soil, dirt, and residue that entered the line during the repair or installation.
Every repair, replacement, or new connection on a water main exposes the network to dirt and bacteria. Flushing and disinfecting the line before returning it to service restores the water to proper quality. Kesar Digum performs the work with approved agents and follows it with verification sampling at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, nationwide.
Water mains, transmission lines, and pressure lines are opened from time to time to repair a break, replace a section, or make a new connection to the network. The moment the line is opened, soil, dirt, and bacteria enter it and can contaminate the water that will flow through it. Flushing and disinfecting the line with approved agents before returning it to service restores it to proper quality. Kesar Digum carries out the work and follows it with verification sampling that confirms the water in the line is within range before it reaches the consumer.
Flushing, disinfection, and verification sampling before returning the line to service.
Flushing at an appropriate flow velocity to clear out soil, dirt, and residue that entered the line during the repair or installation.
Running an approved disinfection solution through the line, at a controlled concentration and contact time, followed by a repeat flush at the end of the process.
Handling water mains, transmission lines, and pressure lines according to the nature of the line and its role in the network.
Taking a water sample from the disinfected line and testing it at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory to approve the return to service.
Full DetailsAny opening of a water main requires disinfection before it is returned to service. These are the common situations:
Repairing a break in a water main exposes it to soil and contamination, and requires flushing and disinfection before supply is resumed.
Replacing or laying a new section of line requires disinfection and verification sampling before it is connected to the active network.
Connecting a new line or facility to the water network requires flushing and disinfection so it does not introduce contamination into the existing system.
A line that was shut down for a period and returned to service requires flushing and disinfection, since water standing in it may lose its quality.
A line returned to service without disinfection sends the contamination that entered it straight into the network:
Soil and bacteria that entered the line during the work flow onward through the network and degrade the water quality for many consumers.
A main line feeds entire neighborhoods and buildings, and contamination in it can reach a large number of users all at once.
The water utility or authority is responsible for the water quality in the network, and a line that was not disinfected after work exposes them to liability.
We will flush and disinfect the line with approved agents after the repair or connection, and follow up with verification sampling at an accredited laboratory before returning it to service - nationwide.
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