The diagram illustrates the process of producing drinking water using a solar-powered water pump and water filter. Overall, this is a solar-driven process that begins with the capture of sunlight and ends with filtered drinking water being collected from a tap, with a submersible pump and an elevated water tank forming the two key intermediate stages.
The process starts when sunlight is absorbed by a solar panel positioned above ground level. The panel converts this solar energy into electricity, which is then passed through a converter mounted at ground level. From the converter, the electrical current travels down a cable into an underground well, where it powers a submersible pump located at the bottom.
Once activated, the pump draws groundwater upward through a vertical pipe , delivering it into a water tank set on a raised wooden platform. Inside the tank, the water is filtered before flowing out through a horizontal pipe on the side. This filtered water then passes through a tap, from which it is dispensed as drinking water and collected in a movable container placed beneath, completing the process.
