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Orientation: Rain Capture Fundamentals for Off-Grid Owners in Shreveport, Louisiana

Course Objectives, Success Criteria, and Local Climate Overview

Estimating Water Yield, Demand, and Storage Requirements in Shreveport

Designing a Complete, Code-Compliant System for Shreveport

Catchment, Conveyance, and First-Flush/Pre-Treatment Design

Storage, Overflow, and Foundations with Freeze and Mosquito Protection

Water Quality, Treatment Trains, and Distribution for Non-Potable Use

Regulatory Compliance in Shreveport and Louisiana

Permits, Codes, and Cross-Connection Control Requirements

Installation, Commissioning, and Seasonal Operations

Step-by-Step Installation and Commissioning

Maintenance, Winterization, and Risk Mitigation in a Humid Subtropical Climate

Governance, Monitoring, and Continuous Improvement

Performance Monitoring, Documentation, and Training

Knowledge Checks and Course Wrap-Up

Quiz: Climate, Yield, and Demand Basics

Quiz: Conveyance, First-Flush, and Filtration

Quiz: Tanks, Overflow, Freeze, and Mosquito Controls

Quiz: Pumps, Controls, and Disinfection for Non-Potable Use

Quiz: Codes, Backflow, and Cross-Connection Control in Shreveport

Course Survey: Feedback for Continuous Improvement

Design a reliable, code-compliant rainwater harvesting system tailored to Shreveport, Louisiana. In this hands-on course, you’ll learn to plan, size, build, and operate off-grid systems for irrigation and non-potable indoor uses such as toilet flushing and laundry. We translate Shreveport’s humid subtropical climate—roughly 50–55 inches of annual rainfall, strong seasonal storms, and freeze–thaw events—into practical yield, demand, and storage decisions. You’ll master gutter and downspout sizing to NOAA Atlas 14 intensities, first-flush and filtration strategies for local leaf litter, and tank foundations that handle clay soil movement and wind uplift. We go deep on water quality, treatment trains, pumps, controls, and purple-pipe distribution that keeps non-potable flows clearly separated from drinking water. The course also demystifies Louisiana plumbing code, backflow and cross-connection control, permitting paths in Shreveport/Caddo Parish, and inspection checkpoints. Step-by-step installation and commissioning checklists, winterization for occasional freezes, and mosquito/algae prevention ensure your system performs year-round. With dashboards, KPIs, and maintenance workflows, you’ll monitor performance, optimize energy and storage, and continuously improve. Capstone quizzes validate your mastery across climate, conveyance, treatment, storage, and compliance—so you can confidently deliver a safe, resilient, and efficient rain capture system for your property or clients.

Shreveport Rainwater Harvesting Design, Compliance, and Operations Mastery

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            <p>Shreveport Rainwater Harvesting Design, Compliance, and Operations Mastery equips off‑grid landowners to plan, build, and run complete, code‑compliant systems for irrigation and indoor non‑potable uses such as toilets and laundry. Grounded in Shreveport’s humid subtropical climate—averaging roughly 50–55 inches of rainfall with seasonal downpours, occasional freeze–thaw cycles, and intense storm events—the course begins by setting clear objectives, safety priorities, and success criteria. You will learn to align your water goals with realistic yield and demand modeling, using local rainfall normals, appropriate runoff coefficients for common roof materials (asphalt shingle, metal, concrete tile), and autonomy targets that balance reliability with cost and space constraints. Public health is central throughout: you will implement firm separation between potable and non‑potable plumbing, cross‑connection control, and backflow prevention so your system serves your land without risking your household’s safety.</p>

<p>The design track guides you through catchment and conveyance sizing to NOAA Atlas 14 intensities for Caddo Parish, first‑flush and pretreatment selection, debris screening suitable for Northwest Louisiana’s pine and oak litter, and material choices that withstand heat, humidity, and corrosion. You will right‑size storage and foundations for Shreveport soils—accounting for Red River alluvium and expansive clays—while engineering overflows to daylight, rain gardens, or French drains with erosion control. Dedicated modules cover freeze protection, mosquito exclusion, and treatment trains tailored to non‑potable distribution: staged filtration, UV and/or chlorine disinfection, pump selection and controls, and purple‑pipe layouts with required air gaps and labeling. A compliance section translates Louisiana plumbing code and local Shreveport/Caddo enforcement into practical permitting and inspection steps, including backflow device selection when integrating municipal backup or wells. Finally, you will put plans into action with step‑by‑step installation and commissioning, establish maintenance and winterization routines suited to a humid subtropical climate, and build governance practices—sensors, dashboards, KPIs, documentation, and owner training—that support continuous improvement. Knowledge checks throughout reinforce climate, yield, treatment, mechanical, and code concepts so you finish confident in operating a resilient, efficient, and legally compliant rainwater system.</p>
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