Awesome and very helpful video sir. I planning to implement RWH system in my home.

Well explained. Thanks.

Thanks for the information provided... One question - What should be the max distance between the bore pipe and and the percolation pit?

Awesome thanks for the video

I've been looking for a video like this for a long time. very informative for a do it yourself er. thank you

best useful vedio

thanks for v ideo.. which filter is better? ready made filter(pvc) or cement pits shown in video?

Thank you very much sir.... Plz make a video on how to seal a sump to avoid contamination of water!!!

How many cost arounds 1000sq/ft roof?

Very useful. Thanks for sharing the knowledge :)

Nice

what is fr-s system?

I am searching these important info for making RWH plant in my home big thanks for these important info.

Can we use this water for drinking ???

Mere pass ghar me under ground water sum nahi hai nal on hotay hi motor on hojana chahiye kaisa karay aur tank full hotay hi motor off hojana chahiye kaisa karay

I don’t get the concept of first rainwater separation pipe @ 3:00. I would assume the valve was open here by default since animation shows water came out of the pipe at 3:05 when it rained but then at 3:26 you say to always open the valve after rain. Should the valve be open or closed by default? If closed by default the bad water gets mixed with good water anyways in the pipe when it rains. What’s the point then? It should be designed in such a way that it should always be open. When it rains it must be manually closed from inside of the home (unless you want to get wet by going and closing the valve from outside) after the first few minutes. In case it rains in the middle of the night there is no other way except if you have an auto sensor to close after the first few minutes. I also am finding it difficult to understand the filter/overflow concept without the animation or a sketch with the pipes being shown at 4:31. Can anyone out there explain for me since I think nowadays you have the filter attached directly to the pipes instead of mesh/jelly stones/charcoal thing which I think is called the pit?

Bangalore should not become another Capetown

I feel great importance should be given to save top soil while we harvest rain water. At any cost top soil should never get into underground, or it should never get flushed away to river. Retaining grasses on soil surface holds the soil, and it reduces the soil erosion - so stop using herbicides. Don't see weeds as weeds, most of them are herbs. From my point of view, modification required to most of the Rain water harvesting methods commonly followed/implemented. Water should flow through grass, plants and it should get filtered naturally, before it gets into ground water. Just sand and stone filter alone not sufficient. If more and more mud(top soil) enters into ground water it blocks the underground water path ways, and most importantly we loose our precious top soil. It is not a problem for now in few years time. But if everyone continue to do such method it will have negative consequences later after many years. Top soil is more precious than water. So consider to do few modifications and make sure no soil particles, mud enters into borewell or into any RWH pits. You may consider some of the steps listed below. 1. Create small ponds or pits where ever you prefer in your farm. 2. create the ponds near existing big trees in your farm or plant trees near ponds you created. Note : this should be on upper side of the slope. 3. make a drain(வாய்க்கால்) from pond to borewell pit. 4. Plant something which can filter water - example : Vettiver, aloe vera !! if you know any other plant which can filter water, please post. ? 5. fill the pit next to the borewell with sand, or as mentioned in the video. 6. Don't let muddy water enter into ground water, it may create problem later. 7. More important, mulch the whole farm where ever possible. earth warm activity will make the land porous, so that lot of rain water gets collected in entire area of your farm. Plant more legumes family plants for live mulching to increase soil fertility, specifically soil nitrogen level. 8. Request neighbouring farmers to implement, at least 7th point(mulching - dry and live mulching). 9. avoid any cement structures, stones, and sand to filter the water. Why this method : If lot of water accumulated near borewell, mud can go inside, so you may want to consider the points listed above. Another important point, never close any borewell, even if you don't get water, - recharge it, or just leave it - If it gets recharged naturally - you can try to get water from it later some point in time. Cover it nicely and leave it, else rats, and small kids can fall into borewell.

very good video

Can we keep that rain water directly into bore. Please advice.

@RameshYadav-td4se

4 жыл бұрын

not recommended un urban setting, the rain water is contaminated and this water when fed to bore well will contaminate the ground water too.

I hope will do this. We need to save water for our future

Can we use this water for fish culture??

@arora_for_life

5 жыл бұрын

Yes its clean water. But it needs pre filter to clear fine debris from the water.

We have done same in our house.

Contact number for installation in new construction building , Bangalore

@VOH42

5 жыл бұрын

Hi, i am from maharashtra, and we have already started facing water shortage.. can we directly connect rain water harvesting pipe from terrace to our bore?

@NityaJeevaMargam

4 жыл бұрын

@@VOH42 No

@nagamallivpradeep

3 жыл бұрын

@@VOH42 after filtration

This is not cost effective solution.