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Posted 16 February 2022
Did you know that the University recycles some of it's rainwater!
Way back when the Bamford Library was built, a system was installed to harvest the rain water for re-use.
Rainwater is harvested from the roof and deposited in a tank below the footpath on the front elevation.
It is then pumped out into a distribution main that feed the W.C. cisterns in the toilets.
There is also a “Mains” back up, as the collection tank can run dry in the summer months.
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