Residents of the Gdańsk districts of Reworking and Stogi must prepare for a break in the supply of heat and hot water. The GPEC planned method work related to the transfer of heat from the Siennicki Bridge to its surface. The heating break is related to the deteriorating method state of the bridge that threatens the heating network. As part of the preventive actions, GPEC will make portable heaters and farels available to residents to facilitate the endurance of the winter day without heating.
The heating installation is presently under the Siennicki Bridge. Due to the deteriorating method condition of this facility, there is simply a hazard of leakage of pipes and serious failure. To prevent this, GPEC decided to decision the heat supply to the surface of the bridge. specified a decision has been taken to guarantee the safety and continuity of heat supply in the long term.
The break in the supply of heat and hot water will begin on Wednesday, January 15, at 10.30 p.m. and will last until Thursday night on Friday. method work has been planned in specified a way as to minimise nuisance for residents. Jadwiga Grabowska, the spokeswoman of GPEC, ensures that the company will do everything possible to finish them as shortly as possible.
We've got a heat break. Support for residents
To aid residents last time without heating, GPEC will supply free radiators and electrical farels. The rental facilities will be located in 2 locations:
- Bibliotece na Przebryka, ul. Kryniczna 20,
- Bibliotece on Stogach, ul. Szpaki 1.
Equipment can be rented on 14 and 15 January from 8.00 to 12.00 and 16.00 to 19.00. individual ID is required to rent.
Residents who have questions about the break can contact the GPEC client Service Office by telephone at 58 52 435 80 or by email to the address ♪ I can't do it ♪.
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Heat train on the bridge surface – fast solution to the problem
The transfer of heat from below the bridge to its surface allows to reduce the hazard of harm to the heating network in a short time. Work is preventive and has been initiated to avoid major problems in the future. As the GPEC points out, a possible failure of the current installation could take weeks, which would be peculiarly severe in winter.
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