SIZING A RAINWATER HARVESTING TANK

Water is a natural resource that is indispensable to life, and its use extends to all areas of daily life for every living being.In view of its importance to society, some of the world's developed countries have turned to the reprocessing (purification treatment) of wastewater, in order to make it once again drinkable and effectively meet the needs for which it is used. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo in general, and the town of Mbujimayi in particular, rainwater is conserved only for those needs that require it (drinking, food, etc.), in order to dedicate it to the uses that are most suitable (watering the garden, toilets, etc.) by means of a rainwater supply, which is a virtually free resource that we can recover using our roofs by sizing a recovery tank.

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Ingegnere Patrick KALALA, ingegnere civile meccanico, specializzato in costruzioni meccaniche, assistente presso l'Institut Supérieur des Techniques Appliquées di Mbujimayi, ISTA MBM.Ingegnere Fiston NTUMBA, ingegnere civile meccanico, assistente presso l'Institut Supérieur des Techniques Appliquées e sottoprovveditore della sottodivisione EPST Katanda.