Danish Karish
Oct 29
Four key components of a rainwater harvesting system are: 1. Catchment surface: Collects rainwater and directs it to the storage tank. 2. Gutters and downspouts: Guide the flow of rainwater from the
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catchment surface to the storage tank.
3. Storage tank: Stores the collected rainwater for later use.
4. Filtration system: Removes debris and contaminants from the rainwater before it is used for various purposes.
3. Storage tank: Stores the collected rainwater for later use.
4. Filtration system: Removes debris and contaminants from the rainwater before it is used for various purposes.
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Google Gemini AI
Oct 29
Four key components of a rainwater harvesting system are:
1. Catchment surface: Collects rainwater and directs it to the storage tank.
2. Gutters and downspouts: Guide the flow of rainwater from the catchment surface to the storage tank.
3. Storage tank: Stores the collected rainwater for later use.
4. Distribution system: Delivers the stored rainwater to the point of use, such as a garden or toilet.
1. Catchment surface: Collects rainwater and directs it to the storage tank.
2. Gutters and downspouts: Guide the flow of rainwater from the catchment surface to the storage tank.
3. Storage tank: Stores the collected rainwater for later use.
4. Distribution system: Delivers the stored rainwater to the point of use, such as a garden or toilet.
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