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What is the primary purpose of a filtration system in rainwater harvesting?
What is the primary purpose of a filtration system in rainwater harvesting?
- To ensure water safety standards are met
- To remove particulate matter from rainwater (correct)
- To store rainwater for long-term use
- To prevent backflow in the plumbing system
What defines potable water?
What defines potable water?
- Water that requires extensive treatment before use
- Water that is unfit for human consumption
- Water used for irrigation and landscaping
- Water that meets human consumption quality standards (correct)
Why is it essential to test for cross-connections in water systems?
Why is it essential to test for cross-connections in water systems?
- To enhance the efficiency of irrigation systems
- To prevent unauthorized access to storage tanks
- To ensure proper seismic considerations are followed
- To prevent contamination between different water systems (correct)
Which of the following is a key consideration in the design of rainwater harvesting systems?
Which of the following is a key consideration in the design of rainwater harvesting systems?
What is the role of a backflow preventer in a rainwater harvesting system?
What is the role of a backflow preventer in a rainwater harvesting system?
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Rainwater Harvesting
Rainwater Harvesting
The process of collecting, storing, and using rainwater for various purposes.
Potable Water
Potable Water
Water that meets quality standards for human consumption.
Water Safety Plan (WSP)
Water Safety Plan (WSP)
A plan that addresses the potential hazards and risks to the safety of water, ensuring it's suitable for its intended use.
Backflow Preventer
Backflow Preventer
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Cross-connection
Cross-connection
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Study Notes
Rainwater Harvesting Vocabulary
- Rainwater Harvesting: Thu hoạch nước mưa (Vietnamese for collecting rainwater)
- Potable Water: Nước uống (Vietnamese for drinkable water)
- Non-potable Water: Nước không dùng để uống (Vietnamese for water not for drinking)
- Water Safety Plan (WSP): Kế hoạch an toàn nước (Vietnamese for Water Safety Plan)
- Contamination: Sự ô nhiễm (Vietnamese for contamination)
Filtration and Protection
- Filtration System: Hệ thống lọc (Vietnamese for filtration system)
- Backflow Preventer: Thiết bị ngăn dòng chảy ngược (Vietnamese for backflow preventer)
- Storage Tank: Bể chứa (Vietnamese for storage tank)
- Seismic Considerations: Cân nhắc địa chấn (Vietnamese for seismic considerations)
- Cross-connection: Kết nối chéo (Vietnamese for cross-connection)
System Design and Application
- Rainwater harvesting systems collect, store and use rainwater.
- Potable water meets consumption standards.
- Non-potable water used for irrigation/fire/toilets.
- A WSP considers site-specific issues and risks.
- Harvested rainwater must be protected from contamination.
- Filtration removes particles from rainwater.
- Potable water systems using rainwater must include a backflow preventer.
- Storage tanks are secured to prevent unauthorized access.
- Seismic conditions are factored into system design.
- Testing for cross-connections is needed to prevent contamination.
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Test your knowledge of key terms related to rainwater harvesting. This quiz covers essential vocabulary, filtration, safety plans, and system design applications. Perfect for those looking to deepen their understanding of sustainable water practices.