Rain Water Recharging

The method of rainwater recharging helps you to save excess water by storing it in underground aquifers. The innovative design creates a water column around the percolator pipe and rushes the water to the bottom by building hydraulic pressure. The method effectively addresses water logging issues.

Rain Water Recharging

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Hexaper

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Classified as a Class-V Infusion well, Hexaper recharges the groundwater and reduces water logging issues. The systems are more efficient if installed in a sunken area so that the maximum amount of water can be drawn into.

  • Places it can be installed

    Small residences like bungalows, flats and farmhouses

  • Benefits

    • Fast method of recharge

    • Excellent process for the replenishment of the exploited aquifers

    • Improvement in Groundwater quality

    • Easy and simple maintenance

    • Cost-effective solution

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Aquaper

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Aquaper’s unique technology replenishes the groundwater by employing hydraulic pressure to improve the percolation rate and drawing more amount of water than other systems.

  • Places it can be installed

    Residences, industries, institutes, hospitals, club, townships, schools, malls etc.

  • Benefits

    • Fast method of recharge

    • Excellent process for the replenishment of the exploited aquifers

    • Improvement in Groundwater quality

    • Easy and simple maintenance

    • Scientifically designed

    • Govt. approved system

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Can existing structures be used for RWR?

Abandoned structures like dried open wells, sumps, bore wells etc. can be used for

What is the cost involved?

The cost will vary depending upon the catchment area and the conveyance/storage structures. Rainwater Recharging system can be installed at a considerably low cost on large plots where public buildings, schools & colleges are constructed, and the cost is negligible to the total construction cost if integrated with the building design.

Costs are likely to be higher if planned in an existing building due to extra plumbing, however, benefits outrun the initial cost in a longer term.

Start conserving water for as low as Rs. 60,000.

Does the installation of the recharging system weaken the foundation of the building?

No, it does not as the system allows the water to reach the deeper zones of the soil to recharge groundwater reserves.

What if the percolation rate of the water is very slow?

To address such issues, we have a highly-efficient design and techniques that play a vital role in the success of the system but may add a significant economic cost to the installation.

What are the chances of my neighbours withdrawing water from my groundwater reserves?

Is RWR a new trend?