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First Flush Bypass Filter for water collection for HT DN 40 pipes — zdjęcie 1
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First Flush Bypass Filter for water collection for HT DN 40 pipes

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A first flush bypass filter for rainwater collection from a rooftop for HT DN 40 Pipes with additional coarse filter

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Notice: This is my first upload and it is work in progress. Please give me feerdback on what to improve or upload your improvements right away.

Origin/Idea: I have a 80 L water tank on my balcony to store water for my bonsai irrigation system. However, the rooftop where I collect the rainwater from is quite dirty after a dry period and the irrigation system gets clogged. This divice should collect some of the dirt in a pipe and close it afterwards. Then, the clean water is collected and the first flush water can drain slowly. For further understanding, please read this article:

https://www.harvesth2o.com/first_flush.shtml (Also source of the figure (second image)

THe two pipes where glued together with water resistant superglue. to ensure a nice closure of the top part of the pipe.

I also added a coarse filter for the initial collection into the pipes.

I have not tested the system thoroughly, so this is work in progress.

I also plan to integrate a fine-mesh filter after the bypass to further sort out dust before it is collected in the main tank.

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