• ensuring reliable and uninterrupted functioning of the water supply system; • increasing the efficiency of drinking water purification in accordance with sanitary and hygienic norms and state standards; • reducing water losses and costs for its treatment by modernizing equipment; • extending the service life of building structures, engineering networks and technological equipment of the station; • improving the quality and safety of drinking water for the population/consumers; • reducing the risks of emergency situations and environmental load on the environment;

Deterioration of equipment and structures – moral and physical obsolescence of technological systems leads to frequent breakdowns and increased operating costs. Low efficiency of water purification – outdated technologies do not ensure compliance with modern sanitary standards. High energy costs – old equipment consumes excessive amounts of electricity. Risk of accidents and interruptions in water supply – due to the critical condition of pipelines and mechanisms, the station may stop. Deterioration of drinking water quality – the threat to public health is increasing.