Solar-Powered Water Pumping System Design for Remote Places in the Agriculture Farming
Abstract
For farmers and
ranchers, providing adequate volumes of clean, environmentally safe water for
cattle remains a key concern. In remote areas, abundant water is essential to
guarantee that grasses are grazed equitably. A solar-powered water pumping
system has been designed for remote places. Solar water pumping devices employ
direct current. A solar power system's output varies during the day and
according on the weather. A photovoltaic module is used to power solar pumps
since it has no moving parts, requires no maintenance, and can endure for
decades. Properly constructed solar pumping systems are efficient, simple, and
trustworthy. Water distribution for towns and cities, livestock watering, and
irrigation are the three main uses for solar- powered pumping systems. We want
everything around us to be automated in today's digital world, decreasing human
labour. Electronic circuits are becoming increasingly common, making living in
today's society easier and simpler. Scarcity of energy and water are two big
difficulties that everyone is facing these days.
Country : India
1 Neerudu Uma Maheshwari
Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Malla Reddy College of Engineering for Women, Hyderabad -500100, Telangana, India
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