Great and cost effective initiative, I've watched your video on making the filter at home, I will follow it. Buying each for 7000 plus is a costly affair. I wish if everyone does this then imagine the ground water will be recharged and be helpful as nearby ponds, lakes and water bodies are vanishing. Great initiative and I wish government should encourage and implement rules for every domestic and commercial places to harvest water, which is most essential. Thanks once again sir for awesome work.
Dear sir you have to done a very good job for public and also our nation. Hats up. I am also do the same filter for my residence in chennai. So Please give me full details for measurement of pipes and other materials. Thanks.
Congrats very good initiative Guna. This Madhavan (presently in US CA). I am interested in doing the same for my residence after returning to India. Please let me know the brand, seller & cost for doing the will be of great help. Recently I had gone through Rainy Filter for RWH manufactured by Farmland Bangalore which uses centrifugal force and a stainless steel filter with the same technology explained. Thanks for sharing the information & would like expect more postings.
Hi Sir, Appreciate it if you could answer. would it be okay to let the water go directly into my borewell after the DIY filters? or should I make a new bore well, say 50ft or so, and then connect the outlet to the newly driller bore.
Well it would depend on the size of your terrace i.e. the catchment area. The copious Rain Water harvested during rains may lead to overflowing of the bore well. It would be desirable to collect the RW in a 2000/3000 litres storage tank at the Ground floor and then resort to graduated release of that water into the borewell.👍
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 Sir, On the same lines : i have a query related to rain water tank height which will be placed to recharge borewell. I have a limitation that my wall height is 5 ft and top of it rainwater filter will be placed. then water from that filter will go to tank, Do we need to maintain some height so that when we open tank valve water shud go to borewell gradually or with speed ? ( i am considering for 500 litre tank). -Thanks
@@sunnyarora1429 Try to go in for storage tank with less height and broad base so that the filtered rain water from the RWH filter flows into the tank automatically. The bottom level of the storage tank should be slightly above the ground level preferably so that the water from the tank can also flow automatically into the borewell in a graduated manner with the help of a control valve. The gradient of the pipe from the tank to the borewell may be of 1" per metre depending on the distance between them to ensure smooth flow and avoid return or stagnation of water in the pipeline. Hope this would suffice.👍😊
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 Sir, Thanks. One more small query -> The pipes which comes from top to bottom are SWR pipes ? Also, i saw you are using "ball valve" for waste water whichs the side & is it connected to PVC pipe or swr pipe ? (i am having hard time explaing to plumber, he says no valve available bigger than 1.25inch). Thanks
Sir, we have newly built metal sheet shed in our terrace(second floor) which covers around 2,000 sq.ft, I am planning to direct the rainwater directly to the borewell, using this type of filter. I have two questions. Q1: As this water comes from the sheets on second floor there is no chance of any other dirt except dust, so is this mosquito mesh is good enough to filter the dust? Q2: How many filters of this kind(the spec you have used in this video) is needed to for this area of 2,000 sq.ft? Please suggest...
Hi, (1) what's the area of the tin sheet roof i.e. the catchment area (2) How many drain outlets have you fixed in the collection ducts. (3) Width and depth of the bore well... Kindly elucidate me on the above please.
Thanks for your reply sir, (1) The area of the sheet itself 2000 sq.ft i.e., the catchment area (2) I have three drain outlets .., all of them are 3" (3) Depth of the borewell is 300 ft. And this is located in Thanjavur
Hi, Considering the size of the catchment area, (A) I would suggest installation of 4 filters of 4"(core)/6"(outer) size with inlet and outlet size of 3". Though the tin sheet roof may be devoid of any major dirt, I have experienced that the birds excreta and droppings gets accumulated on the terrace of which heavy dirt gets settled in the diverter while the lighter ones float and enter the filter along with the water flow. I have used 2 layers of Mosquito net over the core of the filter which would suffice or you can go in for 3 layers of the net as the Rain Water Harvested is being proposed to be let into the Bore Well. (B) Reduction in number of filters may reduce the filtration capacity leading to overflow of the collection ducts fixed to the tin sheet roof. (C) I apprehend that during heavy rains when the Rain Water harvested is copious, the Bore Well may get filled and overflow as the speed at which the ground gets charged would not be equal to the inflow thereof. Hence I would suggest that if feasible, try to divert part of the Rain Water Harvested to any open well or to a sump or to storage tanks at ground floor (stored water can be released into Bore Well gradually). Hope this would help. Wish you all the best.
Self production filter....Great
Thank you 😊
Excellent work
@@Jags22079 Thank you...
Sir tnx for your cause
Thank you...👍
Great and cost effective initiative, I've watched your video on making the filter at home, I will follow it. Buying each for 7000 plus is a costly affair.
I wish if everyone does this then imagine the ground water will be recharged and be helpful as nearby ponds, lakes and water bodies are vanishing. Great initiative and I wish government should encourage and implement rules for every domestic and commercial places to harvest water, which is most essential. Thanks once again sir for awesome work.
Thank you and wish you all the very best Mr. Balaji. 👍
Sir I have seen first part. This part is also an excellent tutorial with technical clarification. Thanks a lot.
Thank you. You may also watch part 3 & 4, which would be of some value addition. 👍
Dear sir you have to done a very good job for public and also our nation. Hats up. I am also do the same filter for my residence in chennai. So Please give me full details for measurement of pipes and other materials. Thanks.
Thank you and wish you all the very best...🙏 I can send you the diagram with measurements if you can share your email ID please...👍
Awesome. Setting. Wonder-full
Thank you.
Sir your channel has a very good content, very useful.. thanks a lot
Thank you.. 👍🙏
Very good engineering. Hats of to you Sir.
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Awesome effort and awesome video
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Very nice .Your efforts should reach everyone sir. Cost effective.
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Love it totally👍👍👍👍
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Good effort
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Congrats very good initiative Guna. This Madhavan (presently in US CA). I am interested in doing the same for my residence after returning to India. Please let me know the brand, seller & cost for doing the will be of great help. Recently I had gone through Rainy Filter for RWH manufactured by Farmland Bangalore which uses centrifugal force and a stainless steel filter with the same technology explained. Thanks for sharing the information & would like expect more postings.
Thank you Madhavan... I will be happy to help you out in this regard..
Very good initiative Sir. Live experience during rain will be even more better. Do make a video if possible.
Will certainly try please...
Hi Sir,
Appreciate it if you could answer.
would it be okay to let the water go directly into my borewell after the DIY filters? or should I make a new bore well, say 50ft or so, and then connect the outlet to the newly driller bore.
Well it would depend on the size of your terrace i.e. the catchment area. The copious Rain Water harvested during rains may lead to overflowing of the bore well. It would be desirable to collect the RW in a 2000/3000 litres storage tank at the Ground floor and then resort to graduated release of that water into the borewell.👍
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 Sir, On the same lines : i have a query related to rain water tank height which will be placed to recharge borewell. I have a limitation that my wall height is 5 ft and top of it rainwater filter will be placed. then water from that filter will go to tank, Do we need to maintain some height so that when we open tank valve water shud go to borewell gradually or with speed ? ( i am considering for 500 litre tank). -Thanks
@@sunnyarora1429 Try to go in for storage tank with less height and broad base so that the filtered rain water from the RWH filter flows into the tank automatically. The bottom level of the storage tank should be slightly above the ground level preferably so that the water from the tank can also flow automatically into the borewell in a graduated manner with the help of a control valve. The gradient of the pipe from the tank to the borewell may be of 1" per metre depending on the distance between them to ensure smooth flow and avoid return or stagnation of water in the pipeline. Hope this would suffice.👍😊
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 Thank you sir !
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 Sir, Thanks. One more small query -> The pipes which comes from top to bottom are SWR pipes ? Also, i saw you are using "ball valve" for waste water whichs the side & is it connected to PVC pipe or swr pipe ? (i am having hard time explaing to plumber, he says no valve available bigger than 1.25inch). Thanks
Thanks
Welcome. All the very best.
Sir, we have newly built metal sheet shed in our terrace(second floor) which covers around 2,000 sq.ft, I am planning to direct the rainwater directly to the borewell, using this type of filter. I have two questions. Q1: As this water comes from the sheets on second floor there is no chance of any other dirt except dust, so is this mosquito mesh is good enough to filter the dust? Q2: How many filters of this kind(the spec you have used in this video) is needed to for this area of 2,000 sq.ft? Please suggest...
Hi, (1) what's the area of the tin sheet roof i.e. the catchment area (2) How many drain outlets have you fixed in the collection ducts. (3) Width and depth of the bore well... Kindly elucidate me on the above please.
Thanks for your reply sir, (1) The area of the sheet itself 2000 sq.ft i.e., the catchment area (2) I have three drain outlets .., all of them are 3" (3) Depth of the borewell is 300 ft. And this is located in Thanjavur
Hi,
Considering the size of the catchment area, (A) I would suggest installation of 4 filters of 4"(core)/6"(outer) size with inlet and outlet size of 3". Though the tin sheet roof may be devoid of any major dirt, I have experienced that the birds excreta and droppings gets accumulated on the terrace of which heavy dirt gets settled in the diverter while the lighter ones float and enter the filter along with the water flow. I have used 2 layers of Mosquito net over the core of the filter which would suffice or you can go in for 3 layers of the net as the Rain Water Harvested is being proposed to be let into the Bore Well.
(B) Reduction in number of filters may reduce the filtration capacity leading to overflow of the collection ducts fixed to the tin sheet roof.
(C) I apprehend that during heavy rains when the Rain Water harvested is copious, the Bore Well may get filled and overflow as the speed at which the ground gets charged would not be equal to the inflow thereof. Hence I would suggest that if feasible, try to divert part of the Rain Water Harvested to any open well or to a sump or to storage tanks at ground floor (stored water can be released into Bore Well gradually).
Hope this would help. Wish you all the best.
Thanks a lot! Almost 99% work has been completed, I will post the pictures or the video of the whole set up I have done...
@@arivazhagana6887 You are welcome. Thank you and all the best.
Show us a photo of the filter
Kindly watch PART- 1, 3 & 4 of the RWH filter videos for the whole process.
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Fillter total cost u make
Filter alone would cost Rs.1000/- to Rs.1500/- and it would depend on the size and the grade of the PVC used please.
Threaded end cap price ?
Depends on the size and grade ranging from ₹150 to ₹300, if I remember correctly.
@@gunaslenspeaks6795 thank u so much sir
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India me sab log aise sochne lage to water problem hi sole ho jaye
Thank you.