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Back|Awaria ciepłownicza w Gdańsku
Awaria ciepłownicza w Gdańsku
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RMF24·1 hour ago·World·1 min read·

Awaria ciepłownicza w Gdańsku

GPEC szacuje, że ciepło powróci w godzinach nocnych

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  • Awaria sieci ciepłowniczej w Gdańsku spowodowana wyciekiem z dużej rury pozbawiła ciepła mieszkańców dzielnic Ujeściska i Łostowice.
  • GPEC naprawia uszkodzenie i szacuje, że ogrzewanie powróci w nocy.

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Awaria sieci ciepłowniczej w Gdańsku spowodowana wyciekiem z rury o dużej średnicy. Rozważano odłożenie naprawy na cieplejsze dni, ale po odsłonięciu instalacji zdecydowano o natychmiastowym wyłączeniu sieci i naprawie.

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Według wstępnych informacji kaloryfery znów powinny zacząć grzać w godzinach nocnych. Tak szacuje Gdańskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej - informuje reporter RMF FM Stanisław Pawłowski.

Przyczyną awarii jest wyciek z rury ciepłowniczej o dużej średnicy. Skutki odczują głównie mieszkańcy dzielnic Ujeściska i Łostowice.

Rozważano odłożenie naprawy na cieplejsze dni, ale po odsłonięciu instalacji okazało się, że sieć trzeba było natychmiast wyłączyć i naprawić.

Ekipy techniczne odwadniają uszkodzony odcinek, a następnie zespawają rurę. GPEC zapewnia, że ciepło zostanie przywrócone tak szybko, jak będzie to możliwe.

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  • ?Jaki jest dokładny czas przywrócenia ciepła?
  • ?Ile osób zostało dotkniętych awarią?
  • ?Jaki był koszt uszkodzenia i naprawy?

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  • Awaria sieci ciepłowniczej w Gdańsku spowodowana wyciekiem z dużej rury pozbawiła ciepła mieszkańców dzielnic Ujeściska i Łostowice.
  • GPEC naprawia uszkodzenie i szacuje, że ogrzewanie powróci w nocy.

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