The provided diagram illustrates the various stages involved in the process of extracting water from a well using solar energy.
Overall, it is clear that there are seven main stages in this process, moving from the initial energy generation to the final collection of water into a moveable container.
At the initial stage of the process, sunlight is absorbed by solar panels to generate electricity. Following this, the electricity generated by the solar cells passes to the converter unit. Subsequently, the converter transforms the electricity from 12 volts to 220 volts in order to operate the pump. Once this is complete, the pump is operated by electricity to draw water from an underground well and force it up into the tank.
Turning to the remaining stages of the process, the water accumulates in a water tank which is installed upon a wooden platform. After the water is extracted into the tank to be filtered, it then flows through a tube to the tap. Finally, the process concludes when the tap is opened, allowing the water to be stored in a moveable container.