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Stormwater Harvesting Systems

 

Stormwater for Fire Water Supply, Lawn & Landscape Irrigation, Flushing Toilets &  Laundry Washing

 

HighDRO Pure Rainwater Collection System

Rainwater "Harvesting" and Reuse Saves Money - Earn Valuable LEED Points

HighDRO™ Pure Rainwater Collection Systems (RCS) are engineered for site specific applications. The RCS is available for below or aboveground installations utilizing coated carbon or stainless steel storage and conveyance products. Whether of stainless steel or coated carbon steel construction, RCS provide a renewable supply of natural, soft, and clear water that can be used for a wide range of purposes including fire water supply, lawn and landscape irrigation, flushing toilets, laundry washing, and applications where non-potable water is acceptable.

 

Rainwater "Harvesting"

In some areas, rainwater may represent the primary source of water. Collected rainwater can augment primary water sources and it is a good standby in times of emergency, such as during power outages, droughts, or when the well goes dry. Rainwater can be collected and stored, or "harvested" from two primary areas:

 

Rooftops

When rainwater is collected from a rooftop, the roof serves as the collection point. A HighDRO™ Bio-Basin removes dirt, leaves, and debris from the roof to ensure clean water. Gutters or downspouts still carry the water away, but instead of depositing water to the ground, the gutters carry the rainwater to the RCS, Filtering, ultraviolet treatment, or other accepted sanitation of the rainwater is required to produce the safest water possible for any potable water use.

 

Land Surface Catchments

Rainwater harvesting using ground or land surface catchment areas is a less complex way of collecting rainwater. It involves improving runoff capacity of the land surface through various techniques including collection of runoff with a first flush system, drain pipes, and storage of collected water in an underground RCS. Compared to rooftop catchment techniques, ground catchment techniques provide more opportunity for collecting water from a larger surface area. Contamination by sand, debris, or oil may present problems. In many cases, a properly sized HighDRO™ First Flush Basin may be required for pretreatment if contamination is a perceived problem.  Transmission products to produce high quality storable water for reuse security. All RCS are prepackaged turnkey systems.

 


 

Kimball Environmental, Inc.  * 3088 Country Club Blvd. * Orange Park, FL 32073

Phone 904-327-1202  * 

 

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