Water storage tank PLASTIC

Rainwater management and surface water treatment Demographic change and climate change are forcing municipalities to establish water infrastructure concepts more flexible and economical than ever before. Rainwater run-off from sealed surfaces can prose problems because of its quantity and contents. Possible consequences include overloading of wastewater systems and a build-up of suspended matter in receiving bodies of water. For this reason, decentralised systems for retaining and treating precipitation water are increasingly being installed as part of the construction of industrial parks. traffic areas and residential buildings. This water is treated before being discharged in a controlled manner into a body of water or allowed to percolate into the ground - an economical and also environmentally - friendly alternative to treating the water in municipal sewage treatment systems together with other waste. Rainwater use is a special form of on-site rainwater retention that makes it possible to save drinking water, as well. Precipitation water from roofs is usually used for this purpose.