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In the north of the Province of Santa Fe, Argentina, groundwater presents limitations due to excess salts and / or toxic elements for human consumption and irrigation of orchards, for which it is considered strategic the use of harvested rainwater as a security measure in order to meet the demand for the families’ diet. To this end, the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) of the Argentine Republic investigates generating, adapting, validating and transferring rainwater harvesting and utilization systems (SCALL) by using appropriate technologies. The priority objective is to respond to the demand for human consumption and self-consumption while taking into account the physico-chemical and microbiological that characterizes safe drinking water. The methodology consisted in analyzing the annual precipitation data by probabilistic studies with low return periods that the water does not present low pH due to the influence of local industrial elements or toxic elements due to the volatility in the application of agrochemicals. The required roof surface, demand, sizing of gutters, downspouts, storage and treatment mechanisms are the main components of these systems. As a result of this process, design and treatment alternatives are available to ensure safe water according to planned uses. Currently in the region, systems have been implemented with technologies developed by INTA in collaboration with various national, regional and local institutions.

Sistemas de captación de agua de lluvia para consumo humano, sinónimo de agua segura