The diagram illustrates the process of providing potable water using solar power powdered pump and filter.
Overall, the procedure occurs both on the ground and underground, commencing with absorbing sunlight and culminating in drinking water being transferred to containers. In addition, it comprises various equipment.
In the first stage, the solar panel absorbs sunlight, providing solar energy to a converter installed on the ground. This converter plays a crucial role in transforming solar energy into electrical energy. The electricity produced is then supplied to a pump in an underground well through a wire. As this pump is activated, it draws water from beneath the ground, which is subsequently channelled upward to the surface again.
The water then reaches an water tank built on a raised wooden platform. Inside this elevated container, there is a smaller water tank into which water flows and is filtered to produce potable water. The treated water then moves along a connected pipe, leading to a moveable container, where the water ends up. Along the way, there is also a tap attached to the pipe, which can be used to collect drinking water.
