Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
Today, I’d like to introduce the disaster-preparedness well we have installed on our property.
We've set it up like this.
There are two more PVC sections in the back, but they’re actually designed to accommodate a portable fire pump.
I haven't been able to film a video like that yet, but I'll upload one eventually.
Manually, the water flow is only this much, but if you use an engine pump or something similar, you can use an absolutely enormous amount of water.
In cold regions and similar environments, we need to take freezing into account, so this is an issue we’ll need to address in the future, but,
I think it should be fine as long as you have some water on hand when you draw water and drain it out after use.
It seems we’ll need to consider those kinds of mechanisms at disaster sites as well.
*Please invite us to the areas affected by the Noto Peninsula Earthquake!
We typically work as a public works contractor specializing in slope stabilization and anchor installation.
In a sense, this technology was developed using your tax dollars.
We want to offer our technology free of charge, especially when the country or a region is facing a disaster.
The water you need during a disaster is water for daily use! There’s plenty of drinking water available, but that’s just for drinking.
With a supply of water for daily use, you can quickly wash away all the dirt and grime!
It's easy to take a bath, too.
If it's an area where wells can be dug, I'll go dig one!
Please feel free to call me anytime.
I'll do it all for free.
I'd appreciate it if you could share this blog!
*We intend to provide support as much as possible, but since our gacha resources are limited, you may have to wait a little while.
*We plan to purchase and bring the gacha pump ourselves.
*We’ve been told that Koiwa Wire Mesh Co., Ltd. will be providing materials!*
*If there are any businesses interested in providing support, please email us.
We'll be publishing all the names used at that time ^^
See you later.
