The diagram illustrates the working process of a solar-powered water pump that supplies water to a village.
Overall, the system uses solar energy to power a bore pump, which extracts water from an underground source and transfers it to a water tank for village use.
The process begins with sunlight being absorbed by solar panel photovoltaic cells. These panels convert solar energy into direct current (DC) electricity. The generated power is then used to operate a water pump installed below ground level.
This bore pump draws water from an underground bore or well and pushes it upward through a pipeline. The water is then collected in a storage tank located above ground. From the tank, water flows through a pipe system to reach the village for consumption or usage.
In summary, the system relies entirely on renewable solar energy and enables access to underground water in remote areas without depending on traditional electric power.
