As a result, work that typically requires an eight-hour shutdown of hot water supply took less than half an hour.

An experimental connection to a hot water pipeline without disconnecting consumers was carried out on August 4 in a residential building at: Byaletskaha St., 14/2, Minsk-news reports.
— We are currently conducting this as an experiment and tracking the results. If the technology truly proves its effectiveness, we will implement it throughout the city. This approach is especially important for social facilities — hospitals, kindergartens, maternity hospitals — where it is necessary to eliminate the possibility of disconnecting consumers from hot water supply. Additionally, it will be useful in emergency situations. The technology allows reducing costs, minimizing the use of human resources, and the time required to carry out the work, — noted Oleg Korzun, Deputy Chairman of the Minsk City Executive Committee.
As a result, work that typically requires an eight-hour shutdown of hot water supply took less than half an hour.
Recently, a similar experiment was conducted on a section of a heating main, and now — in a residential building, for a hot water pipeline.

— In this building, the heating and hot water supply networks have already served their normative lifespan and are subject to replacement. To carry out these works without disconnecting consumers from services, we are using a new technology for us. The work proceeded as planned and was successfully completed, — said Andrei Virachkin, director of "Minskkumunteplasetka".
Similar technologies have been used for several years by specialists from the "Mingaz" enterprise. "Minskkumunteplasetka" decided to adapt them for work on heating networks and hot water supply networks.
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