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"""RainScape Hydro-Panel"" is a vertical rainwater harvesting system designed for urban flats. It consists of flexible rubber panels that can be mounted on balcony railings or overhead sheds. These lightweight panels can be easily installed or removed, making them ideal for seasonal use.
The system uses EPDM, a type of synthetic rubber, for the vertical panels, a durable plastic or stainless steel filtration box, and PVC for the storage tanks. These materials are chosen for durability, weather resistance, and suitability for compact urban environments. The advantages include easy installation, minimal space requirements, and the ability to repurpose underutilized vertical spaces on balconies. Unlike traditional rainwater harvesting systems requiring significant rooftop space, the RainScape Hydro-Panel is tailored for flats and houses with limited horizontal space, making it a more accessible solution for urban dwellers.
When it rains, water hits the vertical panels and is directed downwards into a small filtration box attached to the system. This box contains a multi-stage filter that removes impurities. After filtration, the clean water is funnelled into small storage tanks made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene) a commonly used petroleum thermoplastic, designed to fit into tight spaces like under sinks, along walls, or in balcony corners, making them suitable even for smaller flats.
This system is practical and requires no major structural changes. Its vertical design is better than existing solutions focusing on large horizontal surfaces like rooftops. The RainScape Hydro-Panel allows flat residents to collect rainwater efficiently, even in densely populated areas where space is at a premium.
Rainwater harvesting is increasingly important in Indian cities like Bengaluru and Chennai, where poor water management has led to severe water shortages. The RainScape Hydro-Panel empowers homeowners to contribute to water conservation, making rainwater harvesting accessible and help reduce strain on municipal water supplies."
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"""RainScape Hydro-Panel"" is a vertical rainwater harvesting system designed for urban flats. It consists of flexible rubber panels that can be mounted on balcony railings or overhead sheds. These lightweight panels can be easily installed or removed, making them ideal for seasonal use.
The system uses EPDM, a type of synthetic rubber, for the vertical panels, a durable plastic or stainless steel filtration box, and PVC for the storage tanks. These materials are chosen for durability, weather resistance, and suitability for compact urban environments. The advantages include easy installation, minimal space requirements, and the ability to repurpose underutilized vertical spaces on balconies. Unlike traditional rainwater harvesting systems requiring significant rooftop space, the RainScape Hydro-Panel is tailored for flats and houses with limited horizontal space, making it a more accessible solution for urban dwellers.
When it rains, water hits the vertical panels and is directed downwards into a small filtration box attached to the system. This box contains a multi-stage filter that removes impurities. After filtration, the clean water is funnelled into small storage tanks made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene) a commonly used petroleum thermoplastic, designed to fit into tight spaces like under sinks, along walls, or in balcony corners, making them suitable even for smaller flats.
This system is practical and requires no major structural changes. Its vertical design is better than existing solutions focusing on large horizontal surfaces like rooftops. The RainScape Hydro-Panel allows flat residents to collect rainwater efficiently, even in densely populated areas where space is at a premium.
Rainwater harvesting is increasingly important in Indian cities like Bengaluru and Chennai, where poor water management has led to severe water shortages. The RainScape Hydro-Panel empowers homeowners to contribute to water conservation, making rainwater harvesting accessible and help reduce strain on municipal water supplies."
#thinkstartup #youthideathon2024 #sidbi #esri #cbse #mepsc
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