Water accumulation

• Dams and reservoirs
• Aquifers
• Rainwater collection
• Storage of melted snow

Water can be stored in above-ground or underground facilities, depending on the needs of the location. Water storage can be used to supplement irrigation during periods of drought or can be used as the primary source of water for the site.

There are many advantages to using water storage, including:

• Reduced dependence on city water supplies
• Reduced demand for groundwater resources
• Improved water quality (due to filtration and storage)
• Increased resistance to drought

If you are looking for a way to increase your irrigation water supply, consider water storage. This service can help you store water for later use, ensuring your plants always have the moisture they need. Here's how it works:

First, calculate the amount of water your plants will need each year. This will help you determine the size of reservoir you will need. Then dig a hole or trenches for the reservoir. Be sure to line them with a hydrophilic material to prevent them from being washed away.

Once the reservoir is in place, you can start filling it with water. This can be done using a mobile or fixed water supply system. Mobile systems are great for small reservoirs, while fixed systems are better for larger ones.

With a water storage system in place, you can be sure that your plants will always have the moisture they need – even during periods of drought.

The company Qtech design deals with the design, implementation and consulting of water reservoirs for irrigation.