Budimex says Kutřín dry flood reservoir dam construction reaches 75% completion

By Public Technologies
  • Budimex reached about 75% completion on a dry flood retention reservoir in Kutřín, Czech Republic, for state-owned Povodí Labe.
  • Reinforced-concrete dam works are about 75% complete; mechanical equipment installation has started; commissioning targeted for mid-next year.
  • Project capacity set at 3,600,000 cubic meters; maximum inundation area estimated at 67.5 hectares.
  • A new road bridge serving the future reservoir area has been completed.
  • The main dam is designed as a 17.8-meter-high concrete gravity structure, with a total structural height of about 24 meters.


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