The Buenos Aires sediment filtration tank is nearing completion.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Buenos Aires Filter Tank Progress
The 100,000 gallon river water tank serving the community.
On top of the river water tank is a chlorinator.
The sediment tank under construction.
The construction site.
The strength of the settlement tank depends on the amount of rebar used.
The site of the settlement tank.
The tank under construction.
The tank requires a lot of rebar.
Labor to build the settlement tank is provided by the community.
On top of the river water tank is a chlorinator.
The sediment tank under construction.
The construction site.
The strength of the settlement tank depends on the amount of rebar used.
The site of the settlement tank.
The tank under construction.
The tank requires a lot of rebar.
Labor to build the settlement tank is provided by the community.
Buenos Aires Filter Tank Foundation
Our meeting with the Buenos Aires community to discuss the water project.
Barrio Buenos Aires in Trujillo, Honduras, has a problem with sediment in their water supply caused by heavy rains. Rotary is providing some of the materials to build a settling tank. Materials need to be sent down a chute to get to the construction site.
The chute leading to the construction site.
The pipeline leading from the dam to the new settlement tank.
The chute used to get construction materials down to the site.
this picture is taking at the bottom to get out for this project you need to go up that improvise steps
At The Foundation
The pipeline from the dam to the tank.
The silt and sediment builds up behind the dam during the rainy season and flows into the community tank. This project is designed to settle the sediment out of the water.
The dam which diverts the drinking water to the Buenos Aires tank.
Barrio Buenos Aires in Trujillo, Honduras, has a problem with sediment in their water supply caused by heavy rains. Rotary is providing some of the materials to build a settling tank. Materials need to be sent down a chute to get to the construction site.
The chute leading to the construction site.
The pipeline leading from the dam to the new settlement tank.
The chute used to get construction materials down to the site.
this picture is taking at the bottom to get out for this project you need to go up that improvise steps
At The Foundation
The pipeline from the dam to the tank.
The silt and sediment builds up behind the dam during the rainy season and flows into the community tank. This project is designed to settle the sediment out of the water.
The dam which diverts the drinking water to the Buenos Aires tank.
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