An Alternative Way of Treating Water Into a Potable Drinking Water Using Solar Energy

Cario, Joana Marie L. Cham, Baronesa Alexia Del Rosario, Edel Rio M. Sarne, Regine Anne D. Soriano, Patricia Anne E. Tomale, Jessica J.

Background of the Study

Water is safe Sunshine is an abundant source of energy Contaminants Sunlight-reflecting surface device

Statement of the Problem

Inadequate source of potable water Solar Disinfection Device that will verify the cleanliness of water

Significance of the Study

For Private/Public Sectors
Provides an alternative way of treating water Validate cleanliness of water Decrease in cases of drinking contaminated water

For Students and Future Researchers

Reference Guide for future and related studies

Scope and Limitation

Uses Solar Energy Uses Photovoltaic Solar Panel Limited to 500 mL Varies according to the intensity of the sunlight

Conceptual Framework
Input
Weather Condition Water

Process

UV Light Exposure Turbidity Measuring

Output

Disinfected Water

Methodology
RESEARCH DESIGN Qualitative Research Experimental Research RESEARCH LOCALE Abundant sunlight SAMPLES AND SAMPLING TECHNIQUES USED Water Bottle INSTRUMENTATION Photovoltaic Solar Panel, LED Indicators, Voltage Circuit Comparator

Methodology