office@lts.spb.ru (812) 240 - 40 - 01 Services Holding enterprises Products Press center Career For shareholders and investors Contacts About holding Press center Enterprise news 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 Photo reports Photo gallery LTS-Inform magazine Mass Media about us LTS Museum Scientific and technical activities Home page Press center Enterprise news 2014 115 km of fiber-optic communication lines were laid, connecting the settlements of Mezen and Nes. 04/28/2014 The fiber-optic communication line on the Mezen - Nes section is a project of particular importance and complexity. Its main task is to provide modern telecommunication services and high-speed Internet access to residents of inaccessible areas of the Arkhangelsk Region and the Nenets Autonomous District of the Russian Federation. The entire territory along which the route passes is located beyond the Arctic Circle. The total length of the line is 115 km. During October - December 2013, the specialists of LTS-Proekt LLC carried out a set of works on the design of fiber-optic communication lines. In early 2014, the construction project received a positive conclusion from the state expertise. Construction and installation works were started by LLC LTS-SMU-2 at the end of January 2014 - work at the facility was carried out by a team led by the work supervisor Ivan Nikolaevich Panfilov and the chief mechanic Nikolai Mitrofanovich Bogdanenko. It had to be built in extremely difficult climatic and weather conditions: permafrost, a large number of lakes, flooded swamps, rivers and streams, which account for 70 km of the entire route, while there is almost no infrastructure. Therefore, the work schedule was formed in such a way that the bulk of the work was carried out during the winter period, which allows you to do what is impossible at other times of the year. To carry out a full range of works, two multifunctional MT-LB conveyors were purchased, with the help of which material and technical resources, people and equipment were delivered to the facility, as well as cable pulling. Along the route, three underwater river crossings were made, as well as punctures through roads and smaller water barriers with a total length of more than 840 m. The construction was complicated by the unprecedentedly warm winter and early spring. These circumstances left their mark on the conditions for the construction of the highway, but did not prevent the achievement of serious results in the implementation of the project. To date, 115 km have been laid, which is the entire length of the line. LTS-Inform magazine Send feedback Site Map Site search: Site support - Evoddesign Lentelefonstroy, 2013 © All rights reserved +7 (812) 240-40-01