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Table 2.3,16. Maleel Wet Season Well Sits Use
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200 Liter Goats &
Period Ashuun Barrels* Sheep Cattle Camels
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Day of Visi" 20 0 30 0 40
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Av Day This Mon. (Oct) 50 9 30 0 60
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Total Last #on. (Sept) 300 150 300 0 -
* The 200 liter barrels are utilized by people who live
outside the five to six kilometer radius of the w ell site.
The hours of pump operation is one of the best indicators
of demand. The two months presented befuw in Table 2.3.17
indicate an average rate of pump aperations of approximately 20
minutes per day. In pr~ctice, the pump operated on average of 4
days a month, for 2 to 4 hours a day. Though these figures are
low, they are considered noma1 for this period of the year,
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Table 2 .3,lf. Maleel Wet Season Pump Operation
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Month # Days in t Days Hours/ Total # Hours Av. Hours/
Period Operated Day Hours Operated Day for
Reporte5 fn Month Month
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Amps?~ 31 3 3 12 0.3
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September 3 0 5 2 10 0.3
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[vi) Revenue.
No records were available on the revenue collected at
Maleel., but estimates have been made from the numbers of
containers filled and nulrbers of anixals served. The actual
daiiy revenue collected Sy the puzp operator during this period
may be different, but is prcbably close to the figures reported
in Table 2.3.18.
The estimated daily yevenue from water sales at Maleel was
So,Sh-1,516, Of this, So.Sh.786 represents domestic use, and
so.Sh.730 represents consumption by animals, The 1,516
shillings represents an average daily revenue for the peak
denand season which nomally fasts between three and four
months. Based on an estinated dry season use of 100 days, the
revenue for the entire period would be i5L,600 Shillings.