The pumping station that was constructed in the middle of the 20th century within the boundaries of the city of Abovyan, Republic of Armenia, was designed to feed irrigation water to the 280 ha of community land owned by the villages of Geghashen and Kamaris. It hasn't functioned for many years now, for it has been entirely disassembled. In order to guarantee the simultaneous feeding of two reservoirs located at various altitudes, an issue was configured to restart the pumping station. This article provides an example of the Kamaris-Geghashen system using the hydraulic calculation technique of an irrigation pressure system feeding two reservoirs at various altitudes.
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