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    The financial crisis stopped Basra Water Project and the salinity of the Shatt al-Arab changed his d

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    The financial crisis stopped Basra Water Project and the salinity of the Shatt al-Arab changed his d Empty The financial crisis stopped Basra Water Project and the salinity of the Shatt al-Arab changed his d

    Post by Rocky Mon 04 Apr 2016, 4:07 am

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    The financial crisis stopped Basra Water Project and the salinity of the Shatt al-Arab changed his designs


     Baghdad / long-Presse 

    Revealed water Basra circle, on Sunday, halted water Basra big project card more than 600,000 cubic meters at a cost of about $ 200 million more than a year and a half, and attributed this to the government 's inability tofinance a giant desalination plants within theproject, while confirming that basic designs for the project subject to change due to rise in the Shatt al - Arab salinity by 25%. the water project manager Basra Abdel Moneim Khyoun, in an interview to the (long - Presse), " the water Basra project great long - term strategic projects with a capacity of 666 thousand cubic meters, You feed the Basra center in terms of Hartha to Sarraji River in the district of Abu Fertile south, and the limits of the Shatt al - Arab east to Al - Zubair bridge to the west, in addition to water plants currently operating , "noting that" the project stalled for more than a year and a half. " Khyoun added that" there have been changes to the project design, through the use of membranes freely instead of membranes river, to fit into the Shatt al - Arab and the high salt content variables , "pointing out that" the modifications included the adoption system (UF) in the liquidation and approval of the work of a giant desalination plant, and the abolition of system the filter sand in the project. " He attributed Khyoun suspension of the project to" the Iraqi government 's inability to finance a desalination giant within the project capacity of 200 thousand cubic meters , "stressing that" the Japanese government funded the drag and low for 560 thousand cubic meters within the project station, is the largest of kind in the Middle East. " for his part, said the consultant company (NGS) designed for the project Kiahara, in an interview to the (long - Presse), said that" some of the project designs have been changed due to thehigh salt rate in the Shatt al - Arab to reach proportion to the rate of 25%. " consultant "the amendments included the introduction of new standards for stations liquidation as well as membranes and (filters) to be suitable for the Shatt al - Arab in the case of the high proportion of salt in it." it includes water Basra project ,which is located north of the banks of the Shatt al - Arab in hand Hartha, create 334 thousand card filtering station cubic meter station low for the withdrawal of 560 thousand cubic meters and a giant desalination plant capacity of 200 thousand cubic meters and a power plant of 50 MW card, at a cost estimated at $ 200 million co - financed by the Japanese and Iraqi governments.
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