Construction of the Water-Tower

We built a water tower next to the pump house. A 5,000-liter tank stands on its plateau at a height of 6.2 meters. Above it are solar panels that supply electricity for the pump. The pump is located at a depth of 37 meters and lifts the water 45 meters to fill the tank. From there, it flows into the distribution system in the pump house, which then supplies all the buildings on the site.

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