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Revision as of 20:36, 5 June 2017
Rapid[edit]
Total cistern volume can be estimated by multiplying the depth of design storm....
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Schematic diagram of the inputs and outputs to a rainwater harvesting cistern
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STEP RWH tool[edit]
The Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program have produced a rainwater harvesting design and costing tool specific to Ontario. The tool is in a simple to use Excel format and is free to download.
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The Treatment Train Tool[edit]
Once the size of cistern has been determined, it can easily be modelled in many open source and proprietary applications.
In addition to the cistern size, modelling requires
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