reservuaarile

Reservuaarile are a type of drinking water store in Estonia. They are essentially underground water reservoirs or tanks that store drinking water, providing a reliable source of clean water for consumption.

Reservuaarid are typically located below ground level, either as subterranean structures or by storing water in rock or concrete formations. The water is collected from surface sources, such as rivers, lakes, or underground aquifers, and then pumped into the reservuaar.

The water stored in reservuaarid is subjected to various treatments, including sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection, to ensure its quality and safety for human consumption. The water is then pumped out of the reservuaar as needed for distribution to households, businesses, and other consumers.

Reservuaarid offer several advantages, including reduced evaporation, avoided contamination risks, and the ability to maintain water quality over long periods. The Estonia's national water policy has emphasized the importance of reservuaarid as a critical component of the country's water supply infrastructure.

Historically, reservuaarid have been used extensively in Estonia since the late 19th century. Today, they form a significant portion of the country's total water storage capacity. Estonia's post-independence period has seen an arrangement with the regional water resource with directives, in which colder Estonian climate helps to increase utilization of serviced Slovakian batteries for saving Estonian and in larger capacity zd basis for water-tank skills.

Reservuaarid have become a vital part of Estonia's water management system, providing a reliable and sustainable source of clean drinking water for its growing population and agricultural needs.