Category:Level 3 - General information, reference, tables, images, and archives/Tables/Harvest and reuse
A stormwater harvesting and use system is a constructed system that captures and retains stormwater for beneficial use at a different time or place than when or where the stormwater was generated. A stormwater harvesting and use system potentially has four components (See Example Stormwater Harvesting and Use System Schematic at right):
- collection system (which could include the catchment area and stormwater infrastructure such as curb, gutters, and stormsewers),
- storage unit (such as a cistern or pond)
- treatment system: pre and post (that removes solids, pollutants and microorganisms, including any necessary control systems), if needed, and the
- distribution system (such as pumps, pipes, and control systems).
This page (Category) contains links to tables that provide information on rainwater and stormwater harvest and reuse systems.
Pages in category "Level 3 - General information, reference, tables, images, and archives/Tables/Harvest and reuse"
The following 43 pages are in this category, out of 43 total.
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- Common pre-storage practices used in stormwater harvesting and use systems
- Common roofing materials and water quality considerations
- Comparison of materials used for rainwater harvesting systems
- Comparison of properties of different types of storage tanks
- Concentrations of Zinc, Copper, and Lead in Roof Runoff Based on Roof Material Type
- Contractor bid averages for installation of three 29,000 gallon underground storage tanks
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- Elements of design, operation, and maintenance that address potential risks associated with stormwater harvesting and use
- Engineers estimate for installation of one 1,500 gallon aboveground corrugated steel storage tank
- Estimated iimpact of stormwater reuse for irrigation on average annual runoff reduction
- Examples of potential exposure types and pathways
- Examples of the estimated pollutant load reductions for a stormwater reuse storage system sized for the average storm event runoff volume
- Examples of the estimated runoff volume reduction for a stormwater reuse storage system sized for the average storm event runoff volume
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- Sample of general system pressure requirements for common harvest and use applications
- Stormwater Harvest and Use Funding Sources
- Stormwater Harvesting and Use Component Checklist and Cost Units
- Stormwater reuse project data
- Stormwater reuse project data contact information
- Summary of California water recycling criteria (summarized from Table R.3b.1 of the Metropolitan Council Stormwater Reuse Manual)
- Summary of MDH “swimmable” standards for public beaches & MPCA standards for bacterial impairments
- Summary of pollutants typically found in stormwater by source area
- Summary of sate of Minnesota water quality guidelines for stormwater harvesting and reuse systems for Irrigation
- Summary of treatment practices used in stormwater harvest and use systems
- Summary of water reuse criteria for irrigation of parks, playgrounds, schoolyards, and similar areas from reuse programs from several states
- Summary of water reuse criteria for select nonpotable applications from reuse programs from several states
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