Necessity and Design of Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting System

Abstract

Abstract: Rainwater harvesting involves collecting rainwater and recycling it for various potable and non-potable water uses. Currently, the water scarcity crisis is rapidly increasing, mainly due to lack of proper monitoring and control. This document was developed to assess the effectiveness of rainwater harvesting systems and the impact of their implementation. The article examines the feasibility in terms of rainwater harvesting and reducing pollutant emissions. Rainwater is collected on the roof and made drinkable after quality analysis. The case is a stormwater drainage project recharge wells were built to recharge groundwater. Also, for controlling water overflow from storage tanks are designed to provide water for horticulture and other non-potable uses. This allows the system to efficiently store rainwater and recycle it for various purposes. Helps reduce addiction groundwater supply, maintaining the groundwater level in the region and preventing overexploitation of groundwater requirements in growing population.