The provided illustration depicts the process of making drinking water by using solar energy.
From an overall perspective, it is readily apparent that there are two main parts in this process: electricity generation and drinking water extraction, along with distribution. The electricity generation section is operated to provide power for the entire water process.
Concerning the first part, a solar panel is installed at the most suitable angle in order to maximise sunlight exposure. A specific pipe, along with an electric wire, is utilized to transfer the solar energy to the converter, which is positioned above the ground level. In this converter, solar energy is transformed into electricity for the water extraction and distribution section.
Regarding the second part, a well is excavated underground to store water. Installed at the bottom of this well is a pump machine, which needs the electricity transmitted through an electrical cable to operate. A pipe is used to link the pump and the water tank on the four-legged wooden platform, through which water is transported. A lid covers the top of the large tank, and inside this tank is a smaller one. Drinking water is transferred to a moveable container through a pipe connected to the small tank, and a tap is fitted to this pipe, enabling water to be drawn.