Water Museum Of Moscow By Water Supply Company Mosvodokanal (37 Photos)

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Mosvodokanal, a water supply company in Moscow, had opened is the first ‘Water Museum of Moscow’ in 1993. let’s visit inside this unique museum and look some interesting vintage collection.

Old tap.

Old basin.

Wooden bucket of the 19th century.

These old brochures clearly explain how the circulation of water in the bathroom.

Different models of old cranes and their prices.

A mini draw well.

Miniature pit.

Part of a wooden aqueduct.

The sewer pipe.

Tubes, which were used until 1930.

Pipes with plastic inserts are a new transitional stage to improve the water distribution system.

The old ceramic pipes.

Modern pipe.

Designing a water tower.

Thumbnail HPP, located on the river Istra.

Thumbnail horizontal steam engine.

Slop tank.

Thumbnail Filevskaya pumping station.

Pump

Watershed Street column.

French outdoor column.

This robot is used to detect blockages in sewer pipes.

Self-propelled wheeled robot, which run down the drain for the study of canals and pipelines

Here is how the cleaning of sewer pipes

This wooden cylinder is used for cleaning the pipeline.

This device cleans the new pipes to their commissioning.

Ball to clean sewage networks, used in Moscow in 1940

Modern devices for cleaning pipes

Venturi tube.

The water meter.

Valves.

This device is used for pipe repairs

A wicket gate.

A wicket gate.

Just a nice valve.



Underground fire hydrant.