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Table 2.3.12. Dry Season Water Consumption by Animals,
Xalsel, February and March Averaged.
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Goats d Sheep Cattle Camels
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Avs No. A,lr.imais/'day 227 21: 266
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Qty CansJVisit/knimal jltrs) 3.2 40 135
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Ave Dzfly Qaantity {Ttrs) 726 8,680 35,910
Table 2.3-13 below coapzres the volume of water collected
by people, w ith %he amount of water consumed by animals.
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Table 2.3.i3. Totel Averzge Daily Voiume of Water Sold in
Maleef During Two Dry Season Mcnkhs.
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+.?gl~rne (Jtrs] I af Total
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Muaan Consu~ptian 12,505 22
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Ani~al Co3suaptian 45,316 78
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Total. 5'7,821 100
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Co&ining the d o categories, average daily water
consumption for this period is almost 58,006 liters. The high
volume of water consuxed by animals durlng these nanths suggest
that the well played a crucial role in meeting the livestock
repire-,ents during the critical dry period.
f iv) Pun? capscity and operatim .
k co~pnrfson of the informdtion on consumptian rates in
Table 2.3.13 to fjsures fcr the thesreficaf cepacity of the pump
in Table 2.3.14 shows that the puzp is operating at 8G% of its
potential capacity. Eecause the 22,000 liter calcxlation is
hypthetical, actual rates are expected to be lower due to
izefficiencies in the system.