AQUADROP | Implementation

The Inauguration.

ARCHIVE 01 — FR. PRINCIPAL INITIATING PROTOCOL

Leadership leads by example. Fr. Principal officially inaugurated the AquaDrop initiative, emphasizing that environmental stewardship is a core value of St. Xavier's School.

The event was more than a ceremony; it was a call to action. It demonstrated to the entire student body that theoretical science must translate into practical solutions for the community. We are not just students; we are stewards of the future.

Referral: Join the Initiative

Student Impact.

"We read about conservation in textbooks, but actually building the system changed how we see waste."

The transition from classroom theory to muddy hands was essential. Students gathered over 150 used plastic bottles from the campus canteen and local areas—trash that would have ended up in a landfill.

They cleaned them, engineered the perforation matrix, and installed them next to saplings. We have observed a 60% reduction in water usage compared to surface flooding methods, proving that small actions yield massive results.

The Model.

PROTOTYPE V1.0 // STUDENT BUILT

This isn't a textbook diagram. This is the actual unit built by our team. The model relies on Gravity-Feed Pressure.

As the bottle is buried neck-deep, the surrounding soil acts as a wick. When the soil is dry, the pressure difference draws water out. When the soil is moist, the pressure equalizes, and the flow stops. It is a completely autonomous, self-regulating irrigation system powered by physics.