Saving Water in South Africa is a priority

South Africa is a relative dry country, as the average annual rainfall is measured at about 464mm (compared to a world average of about 860mm).  Rainfall is also concentrated in certain areas and does not fall consistently through out the year.  Water is stored in very expensive dams, very often remote from the concentration of users / consumers that leads to expensive pipelines and pumping costs.  With a growth in population in mind and finding ways to manage this important source of life, a new revolutionary concept has been designed to save water.  This system will assist to economise and regulate water use. More.....