In the first stage, solar panels are used to store solar energy. As the solar controller starts to take in sunlight from the sky, it starts to store heat. This is then converted into electricity. Then, a pump driven by this electricity is used to remove the subsurface water. After being forced through a water filter, the water is then kept in a huge water tank that is set up on a wooden platform. An outlet line with a tap on the bottom end of this water tank enables the temporary extraction of potable water in a portable container as necessary. Water eventually starts to be distributed to the general populace. Overall, it is evident that solar energy, a sustainable energy source. And it can be used very successfully to draw water from underground reservoirs and purify it such that it is fit for human use.

The process of creating final products involves many steps in the interim. It involves operations like pumping, using electricity, filtering water, etc. Solar energy is stored at the first stage using solar panels. After that, this is transformed into electricity. The solar controller is beginning to store heat as it begins to absorb sunlight from the sky. The water will be pumped out of the subsurface water after being used to generate energy. Following this, water is pumped into the water filtration system. Over there it is contained before being poured into a sizable water tank that is set on a wooden platform. In subsequent steps, the portable water is taken out of the mobile container that is hooked to the tap and is initially held on the tank. A pipe is underneath the tank where it will be. The distribution of water to the public finally begins.

Solar panels are utilised in the first stage to store heat from the sun. As the solar controller starts to absorb sunlight from the sky, it starts to store heat. Afterward, this is transformed into electricity. The subsurface water is then pumped out using a pump that is powered by this electricity. The water is then stored in a sizable water tank that is positioned on a wooden platform after being forced through a water filter. This water tank has an outlet line with a tap on the bottom end that allows for the temporary withdrawal of potable water in a portable container as needed. The distribution of water to the wider public finally begins. Overall, it is clear that solar energy, which is a sustainable energy source, can be utilised extremely successfully to extract water from underground reservoirs. And purify it so that it is suitable for human use.