The given diagram illustrates the process of making drinking water with the use of solar power.
Overall, the linear process involves three main stages, commencing with the absorption of solar energy through a panel, followed by the conversion of sunlight into electricity to purify water and ending with the transportation of drinking water to a moveable container for consumption.
The process begins when sunlight is absorbed through a solar panel, subsequently being transferred to a converter, which is put on the ground level. Once converted into electricity, this source of energy is used to fuel a pump situated in an underground well, facilitating the pumping of water into a water tank put on a wooden table above ground level.
The next step is the purification of water, using a filtration system inside the tank. Upon purification, the cleaned water can now be used as drinking water, flowing through a pipe which eventually transmits it into a moveable container. It is noticeable that there is a tap that controls the flow of water on the pipe, allowing the cleaned water to flow into the container, making it available for consumption.