Rainwater harvesting is method of harvesting rain water
in large water storage tanks for domestic use. Now a day’s scarcity of water
increase day by day. It May makes earth use less in future because the presence
of water make earth is good for living. So we should take some step for
harvesting rain water. Now a day most of the homes and office are put tiles in front
of the lands makes rain water does not allow recharge ground. It makes quantity
of underwater decrease day by day.
Methods of rain water harvesting
Rainwater Harvesting for Ground Recharge:
Collect the rain water on our roof tops. Using pipes for channelled
the rain water to a structure on to the ground for water filter filled with
dirt and gravel. It filter out any unwanted dirt and other material. This water
from this filter is lead directly down to a deep well. This purified water
reach directly recharges without the long delay. This water may also recharge
the ground water
Rainwater Harvesting in Storage Tanks
The rainwater from the roof tops are harvested using pipe
channels to storage tanks for future use. The collected water filtered with the
same methodology using in Ground Recharge. Some harvesting plants allowed to
pass through two micron filters which eliminate micro waste particle. Finally
it passes under an intense UV light for sterilization purposes and store to
large storage tanks for domestic use.
Some advantage of Rainwater Harvesting
First and most important advantage is to overcome the
fresh water shortage. And it is good for recharge ground. Rainwater Harvesting
in Storage Tanks is good for spray home garden, water can use in kitchen etc.
It makes decrease the usage of underground water. It can avoid roof leakage by
clear blocked water in the roof top may create leakage of the roof.
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