Micro Water Harvesting

Direct collection of Rain Water and use for Storage & Reuse
Recharge of Ground Water Aquifers

Quality Source Of Rain Water Harvesting

Commercial Buildings Road & Highways

Roof Residential

Ecorain Modular RWH Storage Tank

State of the Art Technology Modular RWH Tanks is used after Filtration Storage & Reuse
(Toilet Flushing, Landscape & Agricultural Irrigation etc)
Exfiltration or Recharge Tank
(for Shallow/Unconfined Aquifers Recharge)
Retension or Buffer Tank for Borewell Storage & Rechage
(Recharge of Shallow/Deep Aquifers)

Sizing Of Modular RWH Storage Tank

Based on:

No. of person in the House hold
Per capita water requirement
No. of days for which water is required
Irrigation Water Requirement

Advantages Of Ecorain Tanks Over RCC

Thousands of Gallons Underground storage in couple of Days against months of construction time for RCC Tanks
100% Environment Friendly Recycled non Degradable Polypropylene with option of Virgin material.
Light Weight hence no need of heavy machinery and skilled labour for construction.
Supplied in Kit for ease of Transportation.
Site Space utilization and Minimum site disruption.
Can be placed under Landscape, Parking and Pathways.
Cost effective, Low Maintenance solution for Rain/Storm Water Management and reduces liability issues.
Heavy Load carrying Capacity.
Onsite Storm Water Management.

ECORAIN MODULAR TANK FOR RWH

Modular Structure for design flexibility.
Heavy load carrying capacity.
High void surface ratio for quicker filtration as against boulder and gravel soak pit.
Recharges ground water table through principle of infiltration.
Mitigation of downstream flooding.
Latest addition Eco-Rainwater tank clips secure tanks widths and lengths even lock the modular tanks.

ECORAIN STORAGE TANK

ASSEMBLY OF ECORAIN TANK

Single Tank assembly

STEP 1

Install large pegs of one small plate info holes of one side plate.

STEP 2

Install large pegs of the second third and end small plates info holes of the side plate.

STEP 3

Place and align the second side plate on top of the small plates.

STEP 4

Rotate the tank such that the side plates are now on the sides and the top and bottom are open.

STEP 5

Place and align a large plate with the pegs of the vertical small plates . Use a 2X4 timber log and a dead weight hammer to tap the large plate into place.

STEP 6

Trun the tank upside down.place and align the second large plate with the pegs of the vertical small plates Use a 2X4 timber log and a dead weight hammer to tap the large plate into place.