Damascus-Sana
Workshops resembling a beehive in different neighborhoods in Jaramana city to rehabilitate, repair and extend ground and aerial cables, raise capacities, and establish new transfer centers at the hands of the maintenance workshop staff of the Jaramana Electricity Department to improve the electrical system in the region to meet the increasing demand for energy.
The Sana camera monitored the reality of work in the area, where the worker Merhej Dahdal from Jaramana emergency office indicated that he and his colleagues did their work around the clock in repairing and treating faults in the farms area, where the 76th center was equipped and put into service, and the installation of fuse bases, panels and regular boxes at the entrances to the buildings to improve the electrical reality He added, "We spare no effort or time to serve the citizens."
Dahdal explained in a statement to the SANA delegate that they have completely finished laying the median cables to the center, and the low cables will be ready within days, indicating that there are some areas in the city of Jaramana that bear the installation of ground cables as for those that cannot bear the installation of antenna networks, pointing out that the air network in the violation areas is more effective. In terms of load and the possibility of repairing faults, because the floor needs digging and time to find out where the fault is, while the ground is better when the number of transformers is proportional to the loads.
While he was performing the repair at the Transfer Center 76, a technical worker Basem Darwish from the Jaramana Electricity Department said, “Today we changed the broken bases of the center and dispensed with the air networks, and they were transformed into floors with electrical boxes and wires.” He wished the people to help the electricity workers to maintain these equipment because it serves everyone, adding. Before the winter season, we equip all our centers of panels and partitions .. The breakdowns decreased as a result of the work of the workshops during the summer. Our numbers are generalized to most of the residents of Jaramana, and we meet the citizens as soon as possible.
The director of Jaramana Electricity Department, Eng. Ghayath Eidah, confirmed that despite the difficult circumstances imposed by the reality of the Corona virus, the work of electricity workshops did not stop in Jaramana, as the periodic maintenance of centers and transformers was carried out, electrical poles were transferred, part of them transferred to the ground and the other part was transferred to new places in cooperation with the municipality to improve The reality of a number of city roads.
Maintenance workshops are currently working in the area of Daf al-Sakhr, al-Mazra'a and al-Rawda, where Eid explained that they moved the electrical network in the Diff al-Sakhar area from the middle of the road to its side after it was expanded, and in the farms area, the network was transformed from antenna to ground.
In order to improve the electrical network in a number of areas in the city, more than 15 new transmission centers were installed according to his holiday, in addition to repairing and expanding some of them, such as the Al-Naseem neighborhood center, where transformer No. 111, which was frequently disconnected from 1000 to 1600 kilovolts, became in service and fed an area Also, a Diversion Center 151 was implemented to relieve pressure on Transfer Centers 27 and 33 in Al Rawabi, a densely populated area.
Work is currently underway to implement a transfer center in the Al-Khader area, on the side of the endowment, to relieve pressure on “Al-Sabil and Al-Mawqif” lanes and relieve the separation from centers 48 and 52, in addition to enlarging the capacity of the 21st center in the Dwaila area “Kashkool” from 630 to 1000 kilovolts-amps and placing the 196 center with a capacity of 1000 kV Ampere, "side of Dwaila emergency center" with the service to ease the separation from centers 15 and 9.
Eidah said, "We have identified weak places in our centers and places of cutting and segregation, and we are working with our full capacity to reach a better winter than previous years," stressing the importance of continuous cooperation with the people in Jaramana to address any malfunction or illegal recruitment situation, where the workshops start immediately after reporting any case and be compensated Parents about cutting hours, pointing out that Jaramana is one of the departments distinguished by electric collection due to the cooperation of the people and their commitment to pay the bills and fees incurred by them, as the percentage of collections exceeded 90%.
The head of the technical department of Jaramana city council, Eng. Muhammad Hamdan, explained that the council cooperated with the Electricity Department to transfer some tension lines from one place to another following the expansion of a number of roads in the city. Part of the air network was also transferred and another part was transferred to the ground, indicating that the value of the transportation cost amounted to 45 One million Syrian pounds were paid by the city council and the implementation is the responsibility of the Damascus Countryside Electricity Company in cooperation with the Jaramana Electricity Department.
In turn, the head of the Mediterranean office in the Jaramana Electricity Department entrusted Badr that after informing them of the power outages feeding the Al-Wehda neighborhood, Karam Smadi and part of the kindergarten, the workshops went directly to repair the faults, adding, “We are doing our duty to repair the malfunction and restore the current to the area .. a maneuver has been made and the electrical recharge to the homes is now being done. Digging to repair faults and restore the situation to what it was before.
“Based on this work, we are optimistic that the coming winter will be better than previous years.” With this sentence, Jaramana electricity workers concluded their speech during their continuous work around the clock in the city’s well-known overpopulated streets.
Sakina Muhammad