The diagram illustrates the process of producing drinking water using a solar-powered water pump and a water filter.
Overall, the process consists of five stages, beginning with the solar panel capturing sunlight and ending with the water being stored in a movable container. These stages can be broadly grouped into three phases: initial preparation, main processing, and final distribution.
The process begins when the solar panel is exposed to sunlight. Following this, the solar energy is converted into electricity. Once this step is complete, the electricity powers a pump to draw water from an underground well. Afterward, the process continues as the water is pumped into a water tank situated on a wooden platform. The next step involves filtering the water to make it suitable for drinking before it is directed into a movable container that is fitted with a tap. The sequence concludes when the purified water is ready for consumption, marking the end of the process.
