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OverviewSolar power for pumping groundwater has a vast potential for improving the sustainability of water supply schemes. However experience also shows that a lack of knowledge, capacity and expertise to design and implement such schemes is holding back their adoption. This book bridges this gap to equip engineers and technicians with the requisite knowledge for design, implementation and operation of sustainable solar powered water schemes. Solar Pumping for Water Supply is a state of the art review of solar water pumping technology combined with practical insights, lessons and best practices drawn from experience. It takes the reader step by step through the different phases that comprise a solar water pumping project, namely: assessment, design, purchase of equipment, installation, operation and management. The book also covers the economics of using solar pumping technology, especially when compared to diesel generators and hand pumps. Finally, the social aspects are included, specifically relating to the operation and management of solar pumping systems and the role that beneficiaries, implementers, government and the private sector might play to ensure long-lasting water supply. The book provides links and references to tools, documents and videos to accompany the content of the different chapters. Essential reading for solar technical practitioners at NGOs, UN agencies, government offices and private sector, including Global and Regional Technical advisors and Field engineers wanting to understand and know how to design water systems using solar power. A basic knowledge in the field of water supply is assumed, but no previous knowledge of solar photovoltaic technology is required. Alberto Ibáñez Llario is a Global Solar and Water Advisor with the International Organization for Migration and has 15 years of experience in water systems and solar PV in various locations around the world. Asenath Kiprono is a solar water pumping expert with 12 years’ experience in design and implementation of pumping systems in rural Africa, including solar pumping systems in the private, public and humanitarian sectors. Also available in French Full Product DetailsAuthor: Alberto Ibáñez Llario , Asenath W. KipronoPublisher: Practical Action Publishing Imprint: Practical Action Publishing Weight: 0.550kg ISBN: 9781788530361ISBN 10: 1788530365 Pages: 268 Publication Date: 03 October 2020 Audience: Professional and scholarly , Professional & Vocational Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: In Print ![]() This item will be ordered in for you from one of our suppliers. Upon receipt, we will promptly dispatch it out to you. For in store availability, please contact us. Table of Contents1 Solar Photovoltaic Solutions for Water Pumping 2 Definitions and Principles of Solar Energy Production 3 Solar Powered Water System Configurations and Components 4 Energy losses in solar photovoltaic energy production 5 Design of a solar-powered water scheme 6 Electrical and mechanical installation of solar-powered water systems 7 Specific considerations and limitations for solar-powered water pumping 8 Solar Powered Water Pumping for Agriculture 9 Economic Analysis: Life Cycle Cost for Different Pumping Technologies 10 Calls for Proposal and Bidding 11 Testing and Commissioning, Operation and Maintenance. 12 Warranties, social models for management, and monitoringReviewsAuthor InformationAlberto Ibáñez Llario is a Global Solar and Water Advisor with the International Organization for Migration and has 15 years of experience in water systems and solar PV in various locations around the world. Asenath Kiprono is a solar water pumping expert with 12 years’ experience in design and implementation of pumping systems in rural Africa, including solar pumping systems in the private, public and humanitarian sectors. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |