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Table 2.3-14. Theoretic DieseX Pump Capacity and Maleel's
Perf omatrice
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Hourly Pumping Quantity at 8 Hours % of Theoretic
Rate Pumping/'Day Pumping Rate
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Thearet ic 12,000 96,000 If 0
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Maleel 9,636 37,088 80
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Table 2.3.25 shows pump operations reported in an interview
with the operator. The quantities of water sold in relation to
the 6 hours of daily pump use are consistent witin e~gineering
estimates. While the pump could have run for 3 hours as demand
was high enough and fuel was available, the capacity of the pipe
to the troughs prevented them from filling as quickly as animals
could empty then. The quantity of water available from. six
hours of daily pumping was a13 that could be maveC through the
animal distribution system.
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Tzbis 2.3.15- Malcel Dry Season Pump operation
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Month If Days in 4 Days Hours/ Total #
Period Operated Day Hours Operated
Reparted in Month
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February 28 28 6 168
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#arch 21 21 6 3.26
(v) wet Season Well
Use Data for wet season use are not as complete as for the two
months sbwn in earlier tables. Data in Table 2.3.16 are from a
rite visit made in A u ~ s when t the village resensir, the war,
had adequate supplies. The numbers are indicative of the low
levels cf use during the wet season. I3 contrast to the dry
season when users co~e from distant villages, only those living
in the village near the well and nomads passing through the area
used the well.