Majority of the rainfalls proceed into the water cycle as surface runoff with the influence of gravity to the oceans and land. Most of the surface runoff join into the rivers in the valleys and then they move through rivers to the oceans. Some of the surface runoff sources accumulate as fresh water in lakes and rivers. Some also go underground by leak. Some of these waters remain close to the surface and rejoin the surface water as ground water discharge.
Deserts, one of the main biome types found on Earth, are regions with less than 250 mm of annual rainfall.
Deserts are ecosystems. The low humidity of desert atmosphere causes large temperature differences between day and night. Deserts can vary greatly based on taken water. The time of precipitation is also unknown. Although the rate of organic matter in the soil is low in hot deserts, there are also plenty of minerals. Even the most developed ones have very little vegetation. Therefore, the soil is directly exposed to sunlight and wind. There are both annual and perennial plants in deserts. Cacti are common among perennial plants. Although there are nearly 400 plant species in the Arctic, there are no plant species in Antarctica. These plants generally have very small or no leaves to reduce water loss. Some of them also live with underground organs and grow only slightly in heavy rainfall. Animals living in desserts have to live in harsh conditions. Water and food are rare and beside the temperature shows a change dramatically. It is difficult to walk and nest in sand or snow. To overcome these problems, animals also have evolved with a wide variety of physiological and behavioral adaptations. Many animals living in hot deserts are small. They spend the hottest times of the day under plants or underground and hunt at night. Animals such as kangaroo rat keep their living with the water in food. The biomass is very low and the biota is quite specialized.
Water supply to drought stricken areas is highly difficult. Our flexible water tanks are preffered in these regions.SANTAŞ
Our flexible water tanks are the storage method resistant to different climatic conditions. They work between -30 C and +70 C. Other water storage methods are quite costly in transportation. Our flexible water tanks are very practical and economical in dispatching. After the use of water in the location is over, they can be easily transferred to the next area of use by your own vehicle. Our flexible water tanks are used in three main points as drinking water, domestic water and fuel tank. We provide the opportunity to choose the product and volume based on your requirements.
