Khambhati Kuva is a traditional recharge structure used to collect rainwater and support groundwater percolation through a large well-like construction.
It is useful for open plots, farms, institutions, and larger premises where significant runoff can be directed into a stable recharge point.
Our team plans the structure with suitable inlet, filtration, safety cover, and maintenance access according to the site's water flow and soil conditions.
Water flow direction, soil type, and safe construction location are checked.
Depth, diameter, lining, and filter arrangement are planned according to expected runoff.
The recharge structure is constructed with suitable lining and safety provisions.
Rainwater is routed through filters before entering the Khambhati Kuva.
It is a traditional well-type recharge structure used for collecting rainwater and allowing it to percolate underground.
It is suitable for farms, open plots, societies, institutions, and large premises with available space.
Yes, filtration is recommended to keep silt and debris away from the recharge structure.
Yes, it can be designed to receive significant rainwater flow based on site conditions.
Yes, inlet filters and inspection points should be cleaned periodically.