Rainwater Harvesting Structure
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Key Features
Our firm has
gained a commendable niche in offering highly effective services of constructing
Rainwater Harvesting Structure. We construct
these structures keeping in mid the space and resource utilization. All our
hired architects assist in constructing these structures with utmost precision
and excellence. For implementation of these Rainwater Harvesting Structure services, we always follow advanced
technologies and methodologies. We deliver these services as per the defined needs
and concerns of the clients.
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RAIN WATER HARVESTING FOR ARTIFICIAL GROUND RECHARGEThere are many reasons why water is deliberately placed into storage in groundwater reservoirs. A large number of artificial recharge schemes are designed to conserve water for future use. Other such projects recharge water for such objectives as control of saltwater intrusion, filtration of water, control of subsidence, disposal of wastes and for secondary recovery of crude from oil fields.Artificial recharge methods can be further classified into two broad groups: direct methods and indirect methods. Direct methods can again be classified into surface spreading techniques and subsurface techniques. The most widely practiced methods of artificial recharge of groundwater employ different techniques of increasing the contact are and resident time of surface water with the soil so that maximum quantity of water can infiltrate and augment the groundwater storage. Under the surface spreading techniques various methods available are flooding, ditch and furrows, surface irrigation, stream modifications and finally the most accepted one and suitable for small community water supplies are runoff conservation structures. Under the subsurface techniques injection wells and gravity head recharge wells are common ones.Indirect methods of artificial recharge adopts the technique of induced recharge by means of pumping wells, collector wells and infiltration galleries, aquifer modifications and groundwater conservation structures, which require highly skilled manpower and other resources. Direct methodsThe following considerations become important before undertaking artificial recharge through surface spreading techniques.The aquifer to be recharge should be unconfined permeable and sufficiently thick to provide storage spaceSurface soil should be sufficiently permeable to maintain high infiltration rateVadose zone should be permeable and free from clay lenses, which may cause perched water conditionsGroundwater levels in the phreatic aquifer should be deep enough to accommodate the water table rise to avoid possible water logging condition.The aquifer material should have moderate hydraulic conductivity so that the recharged water is retained for sufficiently long period in the aquifer and can be used at the time of need. Very high permeability results in the loss of recharged water due to subsurface outflow whereas very low permeability may come in way of desired recharge rate.Topography plays an important role in controlling the recharge rate. Areas with gently sloping land without gullies or ridges are most suited for surface water spreading techniques.AdvantagesProvides self-sufficiency to water supplyReduces the cost of pumpingReduces soil erosion in urban areasLess expensive and simple and can be adopted by individualsUtilizes the rainfall runoffImproves the quality of existing groundwater through dilutionRemoves bacteriological and other impurities from sewage and wastewater so that the water is suitable for re-useRainwater may be harnessed at place of need and may be utilized at time of needIn costal areas, it provides good quality water as well as helps in maintaining balance between the fresh saline water aquifersIn islands, it provides the most preferred source of water for domestic useIn desert, it provide relief to people
Company Details
HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.), Established in 1996 at Gurugram in Haryana, is a leading service provider of Environment Projects in India. HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) is one of Trade India's verified and trusted names for listed services. With extensive experience in the field of Environment Projects, HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) has made a reputed name for itself in the market with satisfactory Groundwater Exploration Services, Groundwater Management, Rain Water Harvesting, etc.
Focusing on a customer-centric approach, HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) has a pan-India presence and caters to a huge consumer base throughout the country. Get Environment Projects from HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) at Trade India quality-assured services.
Focusing on a customer-centric approach, HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) has a pan-India presence and caters to a huge consumer base throughout the country. Get Environment Projects from HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.) at Trade India quality-assured services.
Business Type
Service Provider
Employee Count
20
Establishment
1996
Working Days
Monday To Sunday
GST NO
06AAZPT6578M1ZB
Certification
ISO 9001 : 2015
Seller Details
HITECH DRILLING ENGINEERS (REGD.)
GST
06AAZPT6578M1ZB
Rating
3
CEO
Mr S. K. Tiwari
AddressView on Map
The Saphhire, 410, 4th Floor, Uppal South End, Sector -49, Sohna Road, Gurugram, Haryana, 122018, India
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