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====History and social context====
The RainPC was successfully installed in 8 rural schools providing over 2000 children with clean and safe drinking water in Thailand. These projects are realized since 2008 by a Dutch NGO, “HOAT”.
==Suitable conditions ==
The RainPC is suitable anywhere where [[Rainwater_harvesting_-_general|rainwater harvesting]] is possible.
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==Technical specification== ====Operation==Construction, operations and maintenance==
Operation of the Rain PC is very easy. It can be operated at low gravity pressure, as well as pump pressure up to 6 bar ( in case of underground storage ). The water flow is maximum 8 litres/minute, though this can change depending on the level of pollution. The RainPC school application in Thailand where a constant volume is set at max. 8 litre/hour.
====Maintenance====
Practically no maintenance is required. For the RainPC system, the 80 micron filter has to be inspected and cleaned regularly. The 10 micron prefilter and filter cartridge with activated carbon, silver ceramic balls and metallic copper have, in adequate systems, a capacity of up to 150.000 litres without further maintenance.
====Manufacturing====
There is no possibility for local production of the purifying/conserving equipment. However other rain harvesting tools, such as gutters, taps or tanks can be produced locally.
====Estimated Lifespan====
The entire system has a service life of at least 15 years. The cartridges and 10 micron pre-filter can process a maximum of 150 000 litres, though the lifespan depends on the extent of pollution.
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==CostCosts==
Capital cost refers to an integrated and complete new / revised rainwater harvesting systems (new gutters, new piping, reparation main storage tanks, first flush, revision of buffer tanks and tap units). Cartridge set needs to be replaced every 150 m3. The RainPC is estimated to fulfil its 15 years lifespan with annual capacity of 100 m3.
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==Country experiences==
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==Acknowledgements==
This article is based on a factsheet from Aqua For All…..
==References==
* http://www.solarsolutions.info/main.html
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