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Pluvara decentralized rainwater harvesting technology
Overview
Pluvara has developed a decentralized rainwater harvesting system designed to function without electricity, water connections, or roof surfaces. The technology uses a large-scale collection funnel to direct precipitation into IBC containers, providing a flexible solution for irrigating urban greenery, school gardens, and agricultural areas.
Initial pilot projects in Gießen, Germany, focused on supplying water to young trees and green spaces to reduce the logistical burden on municipalities during dry periods. The application of this technology has since been proposed as a method for forest fire protection. By placing these reservoirs at forest edges or access roads, the system can provide additional water reserves in remote areas, utilizing captured rainwater rather than drinking water to combat wildfire risks.
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5 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 3 sourcesPLUVARA rain collectors offer decentralized water for forest fire protectionA new decentralized water reservoir concept using PLUVARA rain collectors aims to improve forest fire protection by storing rainwater in remote areas to reduce firefighting transport times.
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29 days ago
[TECHNOLOGY] 2 sourcesPluvara introduces decentralized rainwater harvesting systemPluvara has introduced a decentralized rainwater harvesting system using large funnels and IBC containers to irrigate urban greenery and agricultural areas without needing roof surfaces or power connections.
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feuerwehrmagazin.de · neue-pressemitteilungen.de · openpr.de · presse-board.de