Rain water harvesting (RWH) has gained popularity as a way of supplementing water
supplies for various purposes, including drinking, sanitation and irrigation. This paper …

Harvested rainwater is an alternative water source for buildings, especially for non-potable
uses such as irrigation and toilet flushing. While rainwater harvesting is perceived as a …

There is a common perception that rainwater harvesting (RWH) is an environmentally
sustainable water supply option. This perception is not always precise for all arrangements …

Rainwater harvesting systems are a recognised technique for reducing reliance on potable
mains supply and as a potential way to save money. However, the widespread uptake of …

Systems using rain water or reducing water consumption have been recently developed as
an alternative to conventional toilet flushing. This article aims to quantify the environmental …

Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is a decentralized approach to meet non-potable water supply
needs and stormwater management goals. Life cycle environmental impacts of RWH …

Purpose Due to population growth, urban water demand is expected to increase
significantly, as well as the environmental and economic costs required to supply it …

In large cities, rainwater tanks are used to save mains water, but in peri-urban and rural
areas, rainwater tanks are used as a sole water supply for many households, as these …

Rainwater harvesting (RWH) is an integrated water resource solution, capable of achieving
multiple benefits in water conservation, stormwater management, combined sewer overflow …

Rainwater harvesting systems have been studied in different regions considering their
performance, design, and life cycle analysis. However, their performance has not been …