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@article{155292,
        author = {ASIF AHMAD GANIE and Dr. SANDEEP SINGLA and RICHIKA RATHORE},
        title = {The Harvesting of Rainwater for Multistorized Residential Buildings As an Efficient Water Supply in Srinagar, J&K},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {},
        volume = {9},
        number = {1},
        pages = {437-441},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=155292},
        abstract = {The Rainwater collection is prevalent in nations and regions with substantial yearly precipitation and a scarcity of clean drinking and useable water. Low-income populations all around the globe are harvesting rainwater for domestic and vital needs as a result of the current economic situation. In this study we have created a rainwater harvesting plant for multistoried buildings. This study tells us how to construct a harvesting plant and how to store the rainwater in perfect manner and also tells us what are the various physical, chemical and biological parameters that makes the water fit for domestic purposes. In this study we have mentioned both rooftop rainwater harvesting and surface rain water harvesting. The total surface area of rooftop is 7140 ft2 , the rainwater from the rooftop is collected in the collection tank 1 through pipes and for the ist 30 minutes ,the rainwater is diverted to the percolation pit, for the first 30 minutes the rainwater may be contaminated hence can be used to recharge the ground water.},
        keywords = {Catchment area, Rainwater Harvesting, Physical parameters, Chemical parameters , Biological parameters , Storage Tank , Sediment mechanism, Rainwater Retention.},
        month = {},
        }