Igrista
Bosnia & Herzegovina
The Igrišta ski resort was established in 1984 in Republika Srpska (Republic of Srpska) (Bosnia and Herzegovina) . It initially served as a backup and training area for the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics. At low altitude, the Igrišta slopes stretch from 1,040 to 1,350 m above sea level. An efficient snow-making system is therefore required to plan a safe and secure season. However, major investments have failed to materialize in the past.
In 2021, the successful ski resort of Jahorina finally took its smaller neighbor under its administrative wing. Jahorina Managing Director, Dejan Ljevnaić, has worked closely with TechnoAlpin for many years. As a result of this partnership, TechnoAlpin Managing Director, Erich Gummerer, together with Export Manager, Nemanja Dogo, had the honor of presenting modern snowmaking system specifications to Radovan Višković, the Prime Minister of Republika Srpska.
TechnoAlpin was finally awarded the contract for the turnkey project, which also includes excavation work and the construction of a storage pond. Around 50 snow guns and 4.4 kilometers of cast iron pipes will be installed along the slopes over TechnoAlpin was finally awarded the contract for the turnkey project, which also includes excavation work and the construction of a storage pond. Around 50 snow guns and 4.4 kilometers of cast iron pipes will be installed along the slopes over the coming months. Igrišta ski enthusiasts can now look forward to optimum slope conditions from next winter onwards coming months. Igrišta ski enthusiasts can now look forward to optimum slope conditions from next winter onwards
| Line materials | - 4,5 km PE lines - 4,4 km cast iron pipe - 7,2 km electric cables - 5,0 km of data cable - 64 pits |
| Snow guns | - 1 TT10 - 2 TR8 on 1,6 m tower - 5 TR8 mobile - 45 TL4 |
| Machine room | - 2 high pressure pumps with output of 50 l/s and 160 kW - 1 250 kW compressor |
