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Handpump & Drilling Resources: Pitcher pumps, Tara direct action handpumps, Tara handpumps, Unimade hand pumps, Volanta handpumps, solar pumps●Connecting with the Community (IRC - Netherlands)Drilling Water Wells:●●●●●●●●●Overview Comparison of Simple Drilling Methods (WELLResource Network, UK)LS-100 Portable Mud-Rotary Drilling RigEureka Port-a-Rig - Air and Mud Rotary (Malawi)Drilling Water Wells by Hand (Int'l Health Care Foundation)Hand Powered Percussion Drill (Liberia)Sludger Technique (Nepal)Well-Jetting Technique (Nigeria)Forager DrillCable Tool Drilling(Back to Index)Other Water Supply Techniques:●●●Spring Capping (Back to Index)❍ Spring Protection (N. Carolina Coop Extension Service)❍ Gravity Village Water Supply (Sierra Leone)❍ Development and Protection of Remote Springs (Bhutan)❍ Spring Protection (Uganda)Digging Wells (Back to Index)❍ Hand Dug Wells - Overview (WaterAid - UK)❍ Digging Wells: Modified Chicago Method❍ Hand Dug Village Wells (Uganda)Collecting Rainwater (Back to Index)❍ Roof Catchment - 89 Page Manual (Germany)❍ Rainwater Harvesting Network (UK)http://www.lifewater.ca/manuals.htm (5 of 8) [1/13/2005 12:44:08 PM]
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Designing a Hydraulic Ram PumpTable
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