Abstract
The current energy need allows new technologies and methods to be applied to meet the needs of a population to pollute as little as possible and make systems more efficient. This work presents the design and installation of a rainwater harvesting system in the Faculty of Engineering of the Autonomous University of Campeche and its use in a garden made up of a body of water and vegetable irrigation, including the implementation of renewable energy, demonstrating that sustainable technologies applied correctly can be in harmony with the environment. The water potential of a free fall is usable for the generation of clean electrical energy using a hydraulic micro-turbine, capable of supplying a submersible pump that allows the recirculation of water within the system. The project focuses on agriculture, aquaculture and hydraulics that link the sustainability that could be achieved thanks to the application of renewable technologies.
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