Ag river pump

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Mondulkiri, Cambodia › Water supply › Ag river pump

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  • 14/05/2024 at 2:02 pm #7804
    Jerry Lee
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      Hi,
      What type of pump was buried during the flood mentioned in the ag. river pump oppurtunity? Would this be the best type of pump to baseline off what is available in Pu Ngaol?
      Thanks

      16/05/2024 at 4:31 pm #7812
      Jean Aquinde
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        Hi Jerry,

        We only knew that the pump used in the village for agriculture is a diesel-powered pump.

        A quick Google search took me to this 2022 YouTube Video – How Solar Water Pumping Systems Are Helping Smallholder Farmers in Cambodia (KH). I would assume that the existing pump that was submerged in the flood is a portable one similar to what the farmers used in the video. I suggest that you take inspiration from the video I mentioned.

        I hope this helps.

        Regards,
        Jean

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