Hillside capture in the town of san ramon alto dwg
A hillside harvesting system is a hydraulic structure built on mountain slopes to collect water from springs that emerge naturally through the terrain, using the slope to convey the water to a distribution system; usually without treatment and taking advantage of gravity. its design includes a trench that intercepts underground flow; a gravel filter to retain particles; a humid chamber where the water collects; and a pipe that directs it to a reservoir or the water supply network.