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Storm No. 5 landed at TT-Hue, causing nearly 200 power poles at TT-Hue to collapse or break throughout the body, raising many questions about quality.
In the past two days, in addition to focusing on overcoming the consequences of Typhoon No. 5, thousands of people in TT-Hue province have also seriously affected their daily lives by living with prolonged power outages.
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Not only in remote areas, in some central districts of Hue city, after more than 2 days, storm No. 5 passed, hundreds of homes still have no electricity to live.
Mr. Nguyen VN (a resident of An Dong neighborhood, Hue city) said that after the storm hit the mainland, TT-Hue province, the area where his family lived, lost power.
“One day after the storm passed, I received a message from TT-Hue Power Company informing about the power outage and hoped that at 11:25 pm on the night of September 19, the power would be back on.
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TT-Hue Power Company workers grapple with the column that is leaning on NH 49B.
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However, until 10 a.m. on 9/20, the area where I live still has no electricity, which turns life upside down. Family members have to travel 4 km to find a place to charge phones and other charged objects ”, reflects urgently Mr. N.
It is known that not only the case of households in An Dong district, on the morning of September 20, hundreds of households in Vy Da and Huong Long districts, in the suburbs of Hue city, also had to live on the “standby” electricity.
The TT-Hue province power company said the impact of Typhoon 5 caused power outages for 280,000 customers in 7 districts and towns throughout the TT-Hue province.
It is worth mentioning, after Storm No. 5 passed, many people were surprised to see hundreds of power poles broken and falling. In it, there are electric poles recently put into use.
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Speaking to VietNamNet, Mr. Nguyen Dai Phuc, Deputy Director of TT-Hue Power Company, said that the aftermath of Storm No. 5 caused the most damage to the electrical industry since 2009 until now.
“The storm that passed broke nearly 200 local power poles, causing widespread power outages. After the storm lifted, we have mobilized hundreds of officers and employees to fix the problem, ”said Mr. Phuc.
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Upon witnessing the image of disintegration with hundreds of broken utility poles after Storm No. 5, many people expressed doubts about the quality of the utility pole system.
In explaining this problem, Mr. Nguyen Dai Phuc stated, there is no problem that TT-Hue Power Company’s power pole system is broken due to poor quality.
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“Most of the broken electric poles are prestressed centrifugal concrete columns manufactured according to the new TCVN 5487: 2016 standard, assessed by the General Directorate of Standards, Metrology and Quality and announced by the Ministry of Science and Technology.
This type of column uses a high-strength concrete reinforcement, which is stretched by a tension tractor, reaching a certain tension value. Before being shipped to the construction site, all columns must undergo an experiment that meets Vietnamese standards in order to be used and accepted, ”said Mr. Phuc.
Also according to the Deputy Director of TT-Hue Power Company, Typhoon No. 5 with strong wind accompanied by a tornado, the electric poles that withstand the bending force and the torsional force of the storm should break.
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