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(Upload on 10/April/2013)


Fusion Rainwater Harvesting

System 6 ：


Improvement on Outermost Drainages


Description


For the simplified design in multiple system, the outermost drainages can be a kilometer long each if more than ten systems in a row were constructed. Since the water flow very sensitive to the ground level, any drainage section with lower ground level will cause most of the rainwater to cumulate there. This subsequently caused all this rainwater to flow to the nearby pond making this pond having a higher rainwater filling rate than the other ponds.


The solution to this problem is by placing block at a particular T junction to divert the rainwater flow. Each block height 0.5m, which is 0.1m lower than the drainage deep. This is to avoid the block having same level with the ground which may cause rainwater to flow out from the system via this block.



IMAGE



Fig. 1 - Picture shows the block is places in such a way to block one drainage at the T junction





Fig. 2 - This block height 0.5m, which is 0.1m lower than the drainage deep





Fig. 3 - Picture shows a block is place at the T junction with the forwarding drainage path is an L shape





Fig. 4 - Picture shows no block is in places at T junction for the forwarding drainage path is a straight line





Fig. 5 - Top view on the systems with picture shows the T junctions with block in places





Fig. 6 - Top view on the systems with picture shows the T junctions without block in places





Fig. 7 - Top view on the systems shows clearly each system having even rainwater harvesting after placing block at the selected T junctions