Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier

Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier  Product Description Description of Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier      Rainwater harvesting system means the entire process of rainwater collecting. It is becoming increasingly obvious to most governments around the world that the cost of providing a usable water supply is increasing rapidly. Decaying infrastructure and storm water system pollution is not only contaminating ecosystems but this valuable source of water is literally going down the drain. Leiyuan has solutions that can be tailored to your requirements for the complete control of water, our most precious resource.
A solution for this problem is Rainwater Harvesting, it is the process of collecting, storing, and distributing rainwater from the roof for use in and around the home or office.
The subsurface location and the high compression strength provide greater usable ground area and enhanced aesthetic setting compared to traditional above ground tanks. The lightweight, modular design of the rainwater harvesting system makes installation quicker, safer, easier and cheaper than below ground round or oval concrete or plastic tanks.

      Installation  Installation of Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier 
  Step1: Pay attention to the digging area size, it should be larger than the size of raintanks Step2: Make sure the ground is plan enough Step3: Fill it with sand to make the surface plain Step4: Pave the non-woven geotextile Step5: Install the rain tanks Step6: Vertical view Step7: Make sure the textile covered tightly to the raintanks Step8: Fill back the soil Step9: Make sure the installation is correct Our Services   Our services of Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier 
  From 2008,Quanzhou Leiyuan Industrial Co.,Ltd.is mainly engaged in the research and production of plastic gardening materials.Now the company covers a factory area of more than eight thousand square meters.Leiyuan provide high quality and environmentally friendly rainwater collector with a high void ratio and are ideal for creating underground storage tanks. The products we dealing with:drainage cell,grass grid,drain cover,vertical greening container,roof greening plant container,root barrier,waterproof material ect. FAQ 1. Why choose Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier  ? Rainwater can be an economical alternative to public water in many instances, especially for exterior water uses such as irrigation, filling water features and outdoor cleaning. While indoor uses are approved in some countries, such as for toilet flushing. Potable water is very plentiful and of very high quality. However, increasing infrastructure maintenance costs resulting in higher rates are inevitable. Rainwater can supplement limited ground water resources. Well water extraction rates are reducing and the quality of many wells is falling below safe requirements. In arid regions, rainwater may be the only viable source of water available. For those who wish to be completely independent or “off the grid”, rainwater harvesting offers the only solution independent of all utilities.   Storm water mitigation issues are of constant concern. Regulations are getting tougher and the cost of building new and maintaining existing storm water facilities is ever increasing. As regulation moves toward individual owner responsibility, rain water harvesting brings the simplest and cost effective method of storm water management.   2. What is the quality of Polypropylene Soakway Save Water with China Supplier ? Rain water is the “purest” form of water provided by nature. Its quality can be affected by a number of variables that tend to be site or region specific. The water itself is very low in minerals, low in Ph and has no added chemicals such as chlorine. The low mineral content makes it ideal for laundry, dish washing, hair and car washing. Lacking chlorine and other additives found in potable water, it is superior for plant watering, general irrigation and fish pond filling. Sanitization methods are simple and easily administered when and where necessary. There are a number of other factors that will affect the quality of rain water once it reaches the roof or catchment surface. The atmosphere can add impurities but most contamination comes from the catchment surface and conveyance components.   3. What are the uses for harvested rain water? Currently the primary use for harvested rain water is landscape irrigation. Other exterior uses include filling swimming pools, washing cars or outdoor furniture and structures. In most other countries and some parts of the United States, rain water is used indoors for toilet flush, dish washing, bathing and other non-potable uses. Some counties also allow potable uses once specific sanitization requirements are met. In much of the rest of the world it is common to use harvested rain water for all needs. Some surrounding counties either do not have regulations or allow for expanded use of rain water. Check with your local code authorities for guidance.   4. How much water can I harvest? The answer to this question is dependent on a number of variables. Included are the size of your catchment surface; the annual rainfall amount and regularity for your area; and the efficiency of your rain water harvesting system. Briefly, a good rule of thumb for water capture is one-half gallon of water for every square foot of catchment surface per one-inch of rainfall. Example: 1″ of rain on a 2,000 square foot roof: 1(.5) x 2,000 = 1,000 gallons.   The total captured water for any location over a period of time is dependent on the actual rainfall experienced during the period. Rainfall regularity will also play a part in determining the most efficient and effective storage capacity for a specific site.   5. Can I design and install my own rain water harvesting system? Simple systems for landscape watering can be successfully designed by non-professionals. By following some of the simple rules available on this website you may be able to put together a simple system. You can request one of our “Rainwater Handbook” publications and use the information to help design small systems. Large systems and especially those with the potential for significant water flow should be designed by a professional. Water is very heavy and moving water can be very dangerous. The engineering demands of large scale systems (whole house or commercial) reach into the areas of structural considerations, safe water flow dynamics, proper component selection, construction practices, excavation practices, etc. Please consult with our design professionals before attempting a large scale system design.   Installation will tend to follow the same guidelines as the design discussion. Small, simple systems can easily be installed by someone with minimal mechanical understanding and simple hand tools. Larger systems usually require specialized tools and mechanical knowledge. Professional training is required for many of the disciplines necessary for large system installation. Rainwater Harvesting Supply Company can provide names of qualified installers depending on the design and installation parameters.