Wastewater from the Vinh Citadel moat will be separated.

(Baonghean.vn) - Vinh Ancient Citadel will have its residential wastewater separated to ensure a green, clean, and beautiful environment.

Based on the compensation plan for land clearance, Vinh City has approved the land clearance plan for the project to upgrade and renovate the canal surrounding Vinh Ancient Citadel, phase 1, with a budget of 20 billion VND.

This black, foul-smelling wastewater will be separated and treated to return clean, fresh water to the moat.

According to the report of the Vinh Urban Project Subcommittee, the project will complete land clearance phase 1 before December 10, 2015 and phase 2 (the final phase) before December 30, 2015.

A miniature representation of the moat surrounding Vinh Citadel in the design.

All wastewater currently flowing into the drainage ditch around the citadel is collected through a manhole system and channeled into the main sewer line, leading to the Cua Nam Lake drainage pumping station.

The project will be completed in the first quarter of 2017 with the following main items: Dredging, construction of retaining walls along both banks of the canal, construction of a main sewer line to collect wastewater, construction of new canals inside and outside the Citadel, and construction of 6 discharge gates and 6 manholes to separate wastewater.

To separate domestic wastewater from surrounding residential areas from flowing into the canal around the Ancient Citadel, a series of main sewers with diameters ranging from DN300 to DN800 were constructed along the length of the canal to collect wastewater and transport it to a newly built wastewater pumping station with a capacity of 3,100 m³.³Day and night at Cua Nam Lake.

A new drainage ditch will be constructed inside the ancient citadel to collect wastewater from households and rainwater along the walking path. At the discharge points of this ditch, wastewater separation wells will be built to channel the wastewater into the outer sewer system.

After the project is completed, the moat, combined with the Vinh Ancient Citadel gate, will become an attractive tourist destination.

The project also involves constructing a new drainage ditch outside the ancient citadel to collect wastewater from residential households and rainwater along the walking path. At the discharge points of this ditch, wastewater separation wells will be built to channel the wastewater into the main sewer line at the nearest manhole.

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