Rainwater Harvesting / Rainwater Harvesting System /Recharge Pit Construction /Groundwater Recharge

How to recharge dried borewells is explained in this. Here I have shown how rainwater harvesting pit or recharge pit can be made at residences. Here we have got a simple recharge pit to improve underground water level.
If you are facing water scarcity in summers, and getting tankers, then please take some time out to watch this video. Its a very common sight during summers, people buying water , tankers on roads, infact I have observed that with each passing year there are more number of tankers on road. This is alarming.
This video is on rainwater harvesting pit, how I got done? and why everyone should get these pits constructed in their homes, apartments and societies.
This is the 2nd rain water harvesting pit we got done, the 1st one was constructed a year after we moved into this house. It is suggested to get the pit dug near the bore, so that the bore doesn't dries in later years. The ground water is replenished, it is a great way to conserve water.
Hope that this video is useful to you and will give u an idea how to get a rainwater harvesting pit constructed.
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[@vikingrulzz]

I think the jute bags, although being organic, will disintegrate in a few weeks, the sand along with the jute bag particles will eventually filter through the aggregate and clog the entire system, thus defeating the very purpose of the entire set-up. Instead, lead the rain water into a separate adjoining chamber. Install a vertical perforated 4" PVC pipe which is connected to a P-trap below the surface whose other end leads to the main recharge pit. Cover the main pit with a prefabricated concrete slab having a rigid PVC manhole for maintenance.

[@hoshiyarrawat5623]

This is big message in short vedio with detailes about rain water harvesting. What a amazing vedio great

[@kamleshkorpe3125]

Very useful

[@fawadafzal4942]

very simple and well explained,thanks lot.
i have public group for awarness”rain water harveting and recharge of ground water.

[@diddisudhendrachary3579]

Very good and useful post 👌
Thanks.

[@educationalvlogs8300]

Good work

[@abhijeetpradhan143]

Great explaination

[@jayaramt795]

🙏🌱Good one medum 🎖

[@neerajkapoor1050]

thanks on sharing such simple solutions and surely it will be of help - my question out of curiosity - if a park in our society is levelled one feet deep compared to ground level - will it help in recharging the underground water....

[@2510ish]

Yes it will help. It is even better than a recharge pit.

[@sukhbirsingh9063]

very informative viedo.

[@ravinderchandila9456]

Great 👍👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@santoshkandamaka8340]

Thanks 🙏

[@mandarbhatkar3227]

Does the recharge pit sometimes overflow ?

[@santunusoren9907]

yes, ,ma'am

[@ThakurVinayDadwal]

Is it dangerous for the house walls or floor ????

[@rakeshsiri1698]

Hi Ma'am.. even we have one recharge pit at our home.. but I always wondered why do we need to fill the pit with all the stones, pebbles and sand..?

[@class6868]

sand and stones are filtering the water naturally

[@rakeshsiri1698]

@@class6868 earth has many layers or mud.. it can naturally filter.. just a point of opinion...

[@joyofliving]

its great that you also got a recharge pit constructed at your place, we all need one . though the earths surface acts as a natural filter, the reason the pits are filled with stones and pebbles to make the pit porous and the rainwater rushing down quickly trickles down the earths surface . the deeper and wider the pit better is the water collected. usually the rain water coming from terrace and surroundings gets wasted by connecting to the drain, instead one can catch it by making such pits.

[@rakeshsiri1698]

@@joyofliving thankyou... good information...

[@fawadafzal4942]

for natural fileration of water

[@joem9380]

Where does it go after it gets filtered. I didn't see any pump, pipes exiting the pit.

[@manoshawn]

It's obsorbed by the ground. 5 to 10 feet deep is dug for the water to be obsorbed by the ground faster...

[@Duraiamuthan]

I have only 4 feet empty space between compound and building wall. If I do rain water harvesting pit 1 feet away from building wall like so my pit size would be 8 feet depth ...3 feet width and 6 feet length... would it affect my building ? I wonder whether it will cause one side of building sand to become loose and cause fractures in the wall or tilting the building or building concrete would absorb the water and rust the inner steel ... Please clarify

[@yashmistry2828]

I have the same concern

[@U1vik]

My area has all hard rock [Manjra, softer than black Pashan] - digging even 1-2 feet deep will take more time and efforts. How can we do RWH in such place ?

[@joyofliving]

The one that I have got done and shared is basic, cost effective method. I will suggest to seek help of rain water harvesting experts, depending on the area, land, borewell location, they can give better solution of getting a RWH pit.

[@2510ish]

The short answer is: have sunken gardens, sunken lawns and sunken playgrounds.

[@shipatabiyad459]

what was the cost for this one 🤔

[@veerappakn8379]

Borewell recharge

[@badaryasin562]

Tell about channel

[@satindersingh5188]

Cfbr

[@GarryGobindgarh]

This method wrong you should borwell inside

[@sunnyram6714]

why are you using sand