SANEJETS has started another important infrastructure project in the city of São Paulo. This time, the project is taking place in the Vila Matilde and Vila Guilhermina regions, in the East Zone, with a focus on renewing water distribution networks using non-destructive technology.
According to Nélio, director of SANEJETS, the method used is a European technology that has been consolidated for more than 20 years, allowing the pipes to be replaced without the need for excavations that would affect the urban fabric or damage other utilities. In addition to preserving the soil and the existing infrastructure, the system provides greater agility and safety in the execution of the work.
"Our company has already executed around 350 kilometers of water mains for various clients in the sanitation sector, in different diameters and conditions," said Nélio.
The project is being carried out in partnership with SABESP and has the support of the Japanese agency JAXA. In all, 17 kilometers of piping will be replaced, with the main aim of combating physical water losses - especially those caused by leaks.
Alexandre, manager of SABESP's Engineering Department, highlighted the importance of the project:
"This work is part of an ongoing effort to modernize the water network. The goal is to reduce losses and ensure more efficient supply, benefiting both the capital and inland municipalities."
All the networks are expected to be completely renovated within eight months, on schedule. The local population will be able to count on a modern, efficient and more sustainable water infrastructure.
