AVLoppsteg

AVLoppsteg, also known as a sewer manhole or inspection chamber, is a vertical or horizontal structure used in sewer systems to provide access for maintenance, inspection, and cleaning. These structures are typically made of materials such as concrete, fiberglass, or plastic, and are designed to withstand the pressures and corrosive environments found in sewer systems. AVLoppstegs are usually circular or rectangular in shape and are equipped with a cover that can be opened to access the interior. They are installed at regular intervals along the length of a sewer line, with the spacing determined by factors such as the size of the sewer, the type of waste it carries, and local regulations. The primary function of an AVLoppsteg is to allow for the inspection and maintenance of the sewer system, which is crucial for identifying and addressing issues such as blockages, leaks, and structural damage. Regular inspections and maintenance of AVLoppstegs are essential for ensuring the efficient and safe operation of sewer systems.