In this way, please: A system with concrete trenches can collect rainwater and buffer it until it can slowly seep into the ground.
Picture: Mall Umweltsysteme GmbH
Rainwater should be collected, evaporated or seeped, rather than polluting the sewer system. But what is the best way to bring large amounts of material underground?
resistanceEgen is the blessing of water and agriculture, but only if it is in the right amount. Unfortunately, even in CEIBS, he rarely gives people such favors. Sometimes it is too dry as in previous years, and water becomes a scarce resource. Or it rains too much, especially if it rains too much in a short time, then the ground can no longer absorb a lot of water, and the stream becomes a rushing river. If the prediction is correct, the frequency of extreme events will increase. This is not a good prospect.
The weather is powerless, and rainwater management cannot prevent floods. But you can mitigate the consequences and store water that is available during dry periods, or you can use it as a substitute for drinking water, for example for flushing toilets. This happens in water storage tanks. New buildings increasingly require water storage tanks and delay the discharge of rainwater into the sewer system. Second, compensation can be created where the sealing surface prevents penetration into the ground. Because the absorbed portion reduces the amount that must be discharged, seepage water replenishes the groundwater.
