The first water for Crimea was extracted from the bottom of the Sea of ​​Azov

Today, without a doubt, an event of special importance for the inhabitants of Crimea took place. It is reported that as a result of work on the aquifer under the bottom of the Sea of ​​Azov, the first batch of fresh water was extracted. This was announced by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin.

According to the Minister of the Federal Government, water samples will be sent to one of the metropolitan laboratories, where the water will be tested for the presence of various kinds of impurities. The main task is to determine to what extent the water extracted under the Sea of ​​Azov is suitable for drinking and agricultural activities.

Recall that drilling in the Sea of ​​Azov is being carried out due to the fact that Kiev once blocked the North Crimean Canal. Because of this, on the Crimean peninsula, which already faced a shortage of fresh water, additional problems arose with water supply. It is important to note that the Ukrainian authorities have cut off the supply of water from the Dnieper in fact for their own citizens. Against this background, President Zelensky hypocritically declares that Ukraine "remembers the Crimeans."

Marat Khusnullin confirmed the reports that had previously appeared in the press. The information is that the water was found at a depth of about a hundred meters. Now its quality is being checked. If it meets the standards, then, as noted by the deputy chairman of the government, Crimea will be provided with drinking water for at least the next couple of years.

It is also noted that the lack of water on the peninsula can be leveled not only by developing new sources, but also by reducing losses in the networks. Many networks are badly worn out, since when the Crimea was part of Ukraine for many years there was no repair or renewal of them.

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[Fungus]

Water is life

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Fungus

Water is life

And whoever blocks the water is on the horns.

[Orange bigg]

Encroached on the legacy of the ancient sailors. We are waiting for the hysteria of non-brothers.

[klimalekc]

Everything is changing. In a couple of years, maybe the sea of ​​diggers will be gone.

[military_cat]

Many networks are badly worn out, since when the Crimea was part of Ukraine for many years there was no repair or renewal of them.

Seven years have passed. Next year there will be eight.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: military_cat

Many networks are badly worn out, since when the Crimea was part of Ukraine for many years there was no repair or renewal of them.

Seven years have passed. Next year there will be eight.

Sevastopol. Our water supply on the street was changed three years ago. That plumbing was laid by captive Romanians at the age of 51. Zashtatnaya street, private sector. Now a new road, a water supply system, seven cable lines and a telephone line have been changed. line,. road with rainstorms. Everything is done as far as possible. A lot needs to be done, in fact, all the water lines in the Crimea and Sevastopol must be changed. And of course I am glad that fresh water has been found under the Sea of ​​Azov. I am sure this is the first explored water under the sea. The dogs are barking. the caravan is on its way.

[aszzz888]

30 vis (Yuri)
Yesterday, 18: 36
Sevastopol. Our water supply on the street was changed three years ago. That plumbing was laid by captive Romanians at the age of 51. Zashtatnaya street, private sector. Now a new road, a water supply system, seven cable lines and a telephone line have been changed. line,. road with rainstorms. Everything is done as far as possible. A lot needs to be done, in fact, all the water lines in the Crimea and Sevastopol must be changed. And of course I am glad that fresh water has been found under the Sea of ​​Azov. I am sure this is the first explored water under the sea. The dogs are barking. the caravan is on its way.

! I'll drop by and take a look. For a long time I was going to Sevastopol, an opportunity turned up.

[Xnumx vis]

In the center of Sevastopol, on the Bolshaya Morskaya, the water conduits are being changed. There are temporary huts right on the sidewalks. and work is underway to replace the water pipelines. Everything is clear.

[Barberry25]

something else is important here ... the Crimean authorities announced that the water supply will last for 2 years, like the norm has accumulated at the storage facilities + now they have begun to change the water lines, they are building additional water intakes, in the 22nd year they should complete the construction of the first desalination plant ... so, in principle, by the end of the 22nd year, the problem is must be resolved completely

[mmaxx]

Yes ... Now they will present that they pumped water there. When they dug the sea. And they will appreciate the damage.
Reminds me of an anecdote: "Abram Moiseevich! Why don't you laugh at jokes? Ah ... These are jokes ... And I thought news ..."

[Peak]

Quote: tihonmarine

And whoever blocks the water is on the horns.

Raguli - on the horns.

[Real Pilot]

This is, naturally, good news.
Why?
In addition to water for Crimeans, it is also an indicator of the ability to solve infrastructure issues, to find non-trivial solutions.

There are also technical questions: what about seismic? If voids form under the seabed, problems can arise. There, our new bridge is nearby, and tremors / displacement / failure of layers is not the best neighborhood.
Plus, difficulties in ecosystems may arise without upsetting the balance.
And where does this water horizon stretch, will there be less fresh water somewhere else?

In general, development is underway. The main thing is a responsible approach and respect for natural resources!

[Asad]

I completely agree with you, if it has arrived somewhere, it means that it has disappeared somewhere.

[alesi13]

Deep thought, like a well. The main thing is the first

[Lech from Android.]

It is cheaper to organize the demolition of the Bandera regime than to extract water in this way.
The Kremlin leadership does not want to solve the water problem of the Crimea, as it was solved in Israel, when the Arabs tried to block access to water ... There is a lot of money, there is nowhere to go.

[hagen]

Quote: Lech from Android.

It is cheaper to organize the demolition of the Bandera regime than to extract water in this way.

Could you share the calculations? An exploration well will cost no more than USD 5 million. The platform is stationary. You can drill as on land. 5 lemons of greenery - the ceiling of the cost with dumping space for the machine. The whole question is in the flow rate of the well and the thickness of the reservoir.

[dzvero]

The whole question is in the flow rate of the well and the thickness of the reservoir.

That's it; as well as the rate of replenishment. Hence the conservative estimate "in a couple of years". If the issue with the canal is not fundamentally resolved, then it may be necessary to build a seawater desalination reactor or pull a pipeline from the Don.

[Ros 56]

If the issue with the channel is not completely resolved

It is not necessary to resolve the issue with the channel, it is necessary to resolve the issue with the Bandera and our former territories radically.

[hagen]

Quote: dzvero

you will have to build a seawater desalination reactor or pull a pipeline from the Don.

With Don today, too, not "thank God." But the reactor would be very useful. Yes, and work on it. You can equip it to work in a constant mode without maneuvering power.

[Krasnoyarsk]

Quote: Hagen

But the reactor would be very useful.

Yes, a desalination reactor would be very helpful. Reactor, wells, reservoirs, the more water sources the better. You can operate depending on weather conditions. Expensive, of course, but what is cheap now? Only the work of hard workers.

[hagen]

Quote: Krasnoyarsk

Reactor, wells, reservoirs, the more water sources the better.

To this, I would first of all add a major overhaul of the water supply network.

[ccsr]

Quote: Hagen

To this, I would first of all add a major overhaul of the water supply network.

First of all, it is necessary to restore the collection of natural precipitation that falls in the Crimea, and then no water in the Sea of ​​Azov will need to be pumped. The current cataclysms in the Crimea have shown that fresh water stupidly went into the sea, and primarily due to the fact that even the simplest water storage facilities were not enough. Few people noticed that when the reservoirs were empty this year, not a single Crimean chief thought how to quickly organize the cleaning of the reservoirs and remove thousands of tons of silt in order to increase the volume of the reservoirs themselves. These are the figures there who work on the basis of providing water to the peninsula - in a word, the brains must be turned on first of all, and not hope that the Russian authorities will give them water from the Sea of ​​Azov.

[venik]

Quote: Lech from Android.

The Kremlin leadership does not want to solve the water problem of Crimea as it was solved in Israel

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Do you have "on Android" there - everyone is so "smart", or are you an "annoying exception" ???

[knn54]

As one of the heroes of the film "Prisoner of the Caucasus" said - The one who interferes with us will help us!
Oil wells are constantly faced with an influx of water, which is simply "isolated .. But this water can also be used.

[Sergey39]

Extraction of water from under the Sea of ​​Azov over time can lead to a deepening of the bottom.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

This is great!

[Reviews]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

This is great!

...or not. Vaughn, in the Netherlands, for several years, gas was pumped from under the shelf, so they began to have earthquakes.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

In the Netherlands, and earthquakes! I never would have thought. And they certainly do not exaggerate, and do not want to deceive us?

[NKT]

They are man-made, due to subsidence of reservoir pressure during field development.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Do you even have 5 points?

[NKT]

Magnitude 2 to 3.5

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Then it's just a fantasy, to intimidate the layman.

[motorized rifle]

So the reservoir pressure, it is necessary to maintain the injection of water along the contour of the field, as was done in Western Siberia, then the injected water presses the oil to the wells and increases the reservoir pressure, if the water supply in the volume is greater than the oil production. Good old method.

[hagen]

Quote: motorized infantryman

So reservoir pressure must be maintained by pumping water along the contour of the field,

In the case of water, it is better to inject gas into the reservoir.

[NKT]

Here gas, water injection will aggravate the situation, wells will be flooded

[Captain45]

Quote: motorized infantryman

So the reservoir pressure, it is necessary to maintain the injection of water along the contour of the field, as was done in Western Siberia, then the injected water presses the oil to the wells and increases the reservoir pressure, if the water supply in the volume is greater than the oil production. Good old method.

The method is kind, but in our river, where I live, the water remained a sparrow knee-deep. They are pulling water from the river for two oil fields.

[hagen]

Quote: Avis

Vaughn, in the Netherlands, for several years, gas was pumped from under the shelf, so they began to have earthquakes.

The accumulated production of 1,5 trillion cubic meters of gas at the Groningen gas field. Reservoir pressure gradually decreased from 34 MPa to 9 MPa, the released volume is more than about 5 billion cubic meters. meters. And only now they decided to close the field. Crimea in 2015 consumed about 250 million cubic meters. meters of water. So consider whether the game is worth the candle.

[URAL72]

Maybe in 200-300 thousand years, maybe. But we will get the Dnieper water earlier, so there is no need to worry. In general, it's a good day today. So many things that are significant and positive!

[alex neym_2]

Here I am about the same: water will be pumped out, voids are formed, landslides (technogenic earthquakes) will begin and Mariupol and Berdyansk will go underground / water ...

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: aleks neym_2

Here I am about the same: water will be pumped out, voids are formed, landslides (technogenic earthquakes) will begin and Mariupol and Berdyansk will go underground / water ...

Rather Leviv that Ternopil will go underground.

[venik]

Quote: Sergey39

Extraction of water from under the Sea of ​​Azov over time can lead to a deepening of the bottom.

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And when all the water is pumped out, the Earth will flatten ... It will become flat and will hold on to 3 slots, which stand on 3 whales that stand on a giant turtle ...

[alesi13]

That's where the dog rummaged

[businessv]

Quote: klimalekc

Everything is changing. In a couple of years, maybe the sea of ​​diggers will be gone.

God forbid that it was so, the ancient, most important in the world uk-ry disappeared and normal brothers remained - Ukrainians!

[Egoza]

Quote: businessv

the ancient, most important uk-ry in the world have disappeared and normal brothers - the Ukrainians - have remained!

Come on! Maybe it's better to return the historical name - Little Russians? Then uk-ry will really disappear and will not be reborn

[astepanov]

It is important to note that the Ukrainian authorities have cut off the supply of water from the Dnieper in fact for their own citizens.

Author, why did you say that? Where do the citizens of Ukraine come from in Crimea? They are not there, but there are our fellow citizens, and this should not be forgotten.

[SERGE ANT]

We quite rightly noticed that Crimea is ours!

[Avior]

In this phrase, the author is right, the overwhelming majority of Crimean residents did not leave Ukrainian citizenship and Ukrainian passports have.

[Xnumx vis]

No one took them away from us and did not demand surrender. Many have relatives in Ukraine. There is no other way to get to a funeral to a father or mother in Ukraine! That's the whole answer.

[Yamamoto]

actually for their own citizens

This is direct .... some kind of Russophobia !!!

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: astepanov

Author, why did you say that? Where do the citizens of Ukraine come from in Crimea? They are not there, but there are our fellow citizens, and this should not be forgotten.

Not later than yesterday, next to the beach, I saw cars with Kiev and Dnipropetrovsk numbers between them a car with LPR numbers !! And there is nothing to the world! This is what life-giving Russia is doing! Because the power!

[Kushka]

Quote: Sergey39

Extraction of water from under the Sea of ​​Azov over time can lead to a deepening of the bottom.

Or to the Aral ... The Aral was 17 thousand years old, until a man put his playful hands where he should not.

[Reviews]

Hmm ...

In the 1573th century, the Aral Sea as a whole did not yet exist. It became relatively deep only after XNUMX.

In the historical era, significant fluctuations in the level of the Aral Sea took place. So, on the receding bottom, the remains of trees that grew in this place were found.

On the shallow bottom of the Aral Sea, the remains of two settlements and mausoleums were found. The Kerdery Mausoleum dates from the 20th – XNUMXth centuries. For a long time it was at a depth of about XNUMX m. The remains of a XNUMXth-century settlement of Aral-Asar were also discovered.

[Kushka]

So on wiki - the Aral Sea appeared, according to absolute dating using the radiocarbon method, about 17,6 thousand years ago. BC, when the mountain glaciers of the Pamir and Tien Shan began to actively melt. The period from 17,6 to 15,3 thousand liters. n. there was a constant abundant inflow of river waters into the lake basin. Then, in the period from 15,3 to 14 thousand liters. n. the salinity of the water increased significantly due to the decrease in the inflow of river waters (the peak of salinization fell on the period of 14,5-14 thousand years ago). Approximately 14-13 thousand liters. n. the water in the lake again became slightly saline [4] [5] [6]. In the 1573th century, the Aral Sea as a whole did not yet exist. It became relatively deep only after 7 [XNUMX].

[Magog_]

based on absolute dating using radiocarbon dating

This method is not such even for geological estimates of time, since the assumption that the carbon isotope in the Earth's atmosphere has always been unchanged is not an axiom ...
The article says that a water sample was taken from the drilled well, and it is not a fact that this water will be suitable for consumption in Crimea. The title does not match the content!

[Alexander 3]

"Crimea is provided with drinking water for at least the next couple of years." Is that all you can get? Why so few? Maybe some mistake?

[newcomer]

Well, with an initiative!

[Dmitry Vladimirovich]

Everything has a price.
If you develop an aquifer, the ground level begins to sink.

Regular floods in Venice.
The Italians chose the aquifer through industrial artesian wells - now the Venice region settles into the bay, it is necessary to build dams.
The subsidence rate is 5-6 mm per year.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Is there evidence of such statements or is it at the level of assumptions and hypotheses?

[Dmitry Vladimirovich]

Quote: Sergey Alexandrovich

Is there evidence of such statements or is it at the level of assumptions and hypotheses?

There are scientific studies that are reflected in the series of programs "saving Venice" (construction of dams, etc.)
An example of unreasonable, human activity.
And measurements of the subsidence of the earth's surface have been carried out using GPS levels for several decades.
There are studies that earlier - before the 50s, the subsidence of the earth's surface was 1 mm per year, now 5-6 mm.
It accelerated after the start of industrial exploitation of artesian wells and the development of an aquifer under the area since the 60s.
It was wiser to lay a pipeline along the bottom of the Sea of ​​Azov from the Kuban or the Don, where the spillway is quite decent (hydrologists know better).
Subsidence of the level of the Crimean coast will undoubtedly occur - it all depends on the rate of development of aquifers - maybe 20 or 50 years, depending on how fast they will choose.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

A pipeline from the Kuban or the Don would certainly solve the problem, if not radically, then in many respects, who would argue.
And about Venice, I would not trust any pseudo-scientific conjectures too much, I saw enough programs about the Bermuda Triangle and Yeti in the Himalayas at one time. They may well give out the consequences of construction on weak soils for the horrors of pumping water.

[true_rover]

Venice was originally built on water, despite the fact that the houses were built on wooden piles, and it is not surprising that after a few centuries the houses will begin to sink, and according to your version, it turns out that after pumping out the water, at least the western part of the Crimean peninsula will sink

[Magog_]

houses were built on wooden piles

Siberian larch!

[Dmitry Vladimirovich]

Quote: true_rover

Venice was originally built on water, despite the fact that the houses were built on wooden piles, and it is not surprising that after a few centuries the houses will begin to sink, and according to your version, it turns out that after pumping out the water, at least the western part of the Crimean peninsula will sink

This will not happen right away - it took 40-50 years of industrial production of aquifers in Venice. It all depends on the rate of production, pressure in the aquifer and the rate of replenishment - but these are questions for hydrologists, and I am a hydrodynamicist :)

[Avior]

In the headline, a swing for a ruble, and in an article a blow for a penny

The first water for Crimea was extracted from the bottom of the Sea of ​​Azov

but at the same time

water samples will be sent to one of the capital's laboratories, where the water will be tested for the presence of various kinds of impurities. The main task is to determine to what extent the water extracted under the Sea of ​​Azov is suitable for drinking and agricultural activities.

and then

its quality is checked. If it meets the standards, then, as noted by the deputy chairman of the government, Crimea will be provided with drinking water for at least the next couple of years.

[Egor53]

The shortage of water in Crimea should be resolved by liberating all of Novorossia and Little Russia from the Ukrainian occupation.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

But not quite so. It is necessary to win in all directions and here to demonstrate superiority too.

[rocket757]

The main challenge is

... Guys, that I have repeated and will repeat that the main task is to learn to USE Rationally, such an important, valuable resource in that region !!!
Without this, extract at least three times more now, all this of course and very quickly.
When you live in an arid region, you begin to understand the price of water, first of all !!!
We have a HEAT, DROUGHT !!! There is no excess water .... and never will be.

[Cat Kuzya]

. There "trick" is that the water pumped out of the underground cavities does not have time to desalinate. That is, first comes fresh water, and then, as it is consumed, salty water begins to flow. But the harm from this is even greater - salted water begins to flow into various small streams and rivers, killing all vegetation. They stumbled on this back in the days of the USSR, when they tried to provide the peninsula with groundwater. It looks like stepping on the same rake is a traditional Russian game.

[Alexander Pseudonym]

To solve the problem with fresh water, it is necessary to build nuclear desalination plants. The rest will not help. Ineffective.

[Xnumx vis]

And to give desalination waste to ukraYna soap? Then yes !

[fa2998]

Quote: military_cat

Many networks are badly worn out, since when the Crimea was part of Ukraine for many years there was no repair or renewal of them.

We have been a part of Russia for several centuries now. But there is still no repair and renovation of water networks. They were built in the 60s-70s of the last century. The losses are terrible. The price for water is also terrible - St. 80 rubles for cubic meters (with an allocation of 160 rubles) The city uses, according to judging, melt and rain water. This can help Crimea, but we don't care. G. Novoshakhtinsk, Rostov region.

[Bumblebee]

Water was extracted only for testing, in front of the steam locomotive is the title of the article.

[Dart]

Quote: klimalekc

Everything is changing. In a couple of years, maybe the sea of ​​diggers will be gone.

or the diggers themselves ...

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

We really do not have enough monuments, real monuments. The first one should be at the entrance to the Crimea, on it Tkachev and Rogozin are driving dump trucks to fill up the Tuzla spit. And the second one should be in the Crimea itself according to the photograph where Putin, Konstantinov, Chaly and Aksenov welcome the entry of Crimea into Russia. That’s not enough to fix the situation.

[bogart047]

less than 7 years

[A009]

The article is misleading. The author did not understand the situation. The Crimea is provided with water for 2 years due to the filling of the reservoirs with the past rains. It is this water that is predicted to last for 2 years. And what was confirmed underground, there, in the case of confirmation of reserves and quality, there will be enough water for a permanent supply.

[Magog_]

there is enough water for a constant

This is if these underground reserves / lakes are replenished with groundwater indefinitely. This can be found out within a specified time (2 years), pumping out a noticeable volume of water for consumption with continuous monitoring of its level and the composition of the impurity of dissolved substances.

[123456789]

"The technology of water desalination was created by using a rotating hollow cylinder inside a solar distiller to accelerate the evaporation of water in the tank by forming a thin film of water on the outer and inner surfaces of the cylinder, which was constantly renewed with each revolution. To raise the temperature of the water under the cylinder, we used a solar collector," - said the head of the Department of Nuclear Power Plants and Renewable Energy Sources of the UrFU Sergey Shcheklein.
"The efficiency increase of the created solar distiller in comparison with traditional devices was at least 280% in relatively hot months (June, July and August) and at least 300% and 400% in cooler months (September and October), while the total productivity distillation of water in summer reached 12,5 l / m2 · day, and in winter 3,5 l / m2 · day, "commented the research engineer of the Department of Nuclear Power Plants and Renewable Energy Sources of the UrFU Alkharbavi Nasir Tavfik Alvan.
https://ria.ru/20210727/urfu-1742898089.html

[businessv]

Quote: Egoza

Quote: businessv

the ancient, most important uk-ry in the world have disappeared and normal brothers - the Ukrainians - have remained!

Come on! Maybe it's better to return the historical name - Little Russians? Then uk-ry will really disappear and will not be reborn

Of course, okay! Do you want to return the name Great Russia to Russia? Hardly anyone will agree, why should the Ukrainians agree? Do not go too far, everything is not easy anyway.

[petrol cutter]

* The main task is to determine to what extent the water extracted under the Sea of ​​Azov is suitable for drinking *
When you determine, then report.
Anyone can report ...
For example, I have an excessive amount of lime in the water (after filters). After boiling.
The filter is brown in five days.
I don't use it much.

[petrol cutter]

* It is also noted that the shortage of water on the peninsula can be leveled not only by developing new sources, but also by reducing losses in the networks. Many networks are badly worn out, since when Crimea was part of Ukraine for many years there was no repair or renewal of them. *
Nonsense...
No one sprinkles the fields / gardens with tap water. The nearest apartment. By unwinding the corrugated hose

[Tests]

ccsr (ccsr), dear, you are almost 100% right. I would also like to add that even in my happy Soviet childhood I read either in "Young Technique" or in "Technique-Youth" that scientists in the USSR calculated that to reduce the evaporation of ponds and reservoirs south of Moscow, about 70% of the mirror is needed cover water with foam plates. At the same time, algae do not grow much, which means less effort will have to be spent on cleaning, and all animals, starting from daphnia crustaceans and ending with a crowd and a white-tailed eagle, can live peacefully. Something I have not seen on our TV and on the Internet that the problem of water evaporation in the ponds and reservoirs of the Crimea was solved in this way.

[Dkuznecov]

I wouldn't joke with localized water lenses,
would not violate the created hydraulic seals.
It will not lead to good.
Hydraulics is one of my specialties
(if someone asks why I am commenting on such things).
Consider my opinion - exclusively my opinion.

[iouris]

And you can also "extract water" from the Dnieper.

[Dzafdet]

It's time to turn the source of the Dnieper. Since such a booze has gone, it is necessary to cut the last cucumber ...

[garik77]

And now what to do with a hohlodamba made of shit and sticks? Was it really in vain to suffer ?! There was a change, but according to its custom, it turned into zrada!

[Gunther]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Fungus

Water is life

And whoever blocks the water is on the horns.

+
and it is better not to wait for the next couple of years, which the Crimean bureaucrats are counting on.

[gorenina91]

The first water for Crimea was extracted from the bottom of the Sea of ​​Azov

- What is this ... - have they already started producing fresh water using the shale method ???
- So, in addition to shale oil and gas ... - there is already "shale fresh water" ???
.