📋 Tender Overview
Students from the Hydraulic Works Design course at the School of Civil Engineering of the Cesar Vallejo University - Chiclayo headquarters, made an academic visit to the Olmos Project Transfer works. The activity was aimed at understanding the operation of this important work and allowed future engineers to approach one of the most representative infrastructures for water resources management in the north of the country.
The tour had the support of Transfer Operation and Maintenance personnel from the Olmos Tinajones Special Project (PEOT) who provided technical explanations at key points of the system such as the Limon reservoir, the control room, the spillway area and the provisional intake.
At each station, the specialists detailed the regulation, conduction and control processes of the transferred water, as well as the design and operation criteria that guarantee the efficiency and safety of the work. Participants took the opportunity to ask questions about the operation of the infrastructure, delving into technical aspects related to flows, monitoring systems, operation and maintenance protocols.
The interaction with the project professionals strengthened the educational nature of the activity and reaffirmed the importance of the Olmos Transfer as a national reference in hydraulic engineering and water resources management.
