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=== '''<span style="color: rgb(135, 150, 55);">Module Aim and Orientation</span>''' ===
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This module summarizes necessary steps for the installation of the Solar Powered Irrigation System. The design of the SPIS and the selection of the technology provider are completed (see '''[[SPIS Design|DESIGN]]''' module).
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The installation of an irrigation system requires planning and decision-making by the producer, as the system should be set up according to set preferences and operation requirements. This module contains the relevant process steps to be taken to finally set up the system. In this module it is assumed that the technology provider is not necessarily the service provider for the installation of the SPIS.
 
 
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With the signing of a contract or purchase order with a technology provider all decisions concerning the system components have been made. The quotation or offer from the provider should include a system layout plan in which the specific installation requirements are described. The practical installation is often not done by the producer.
 
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Instead, a qualified installer is required to assemble and mount the system components as required. A good quality installation lays the foundation for the reliable operation of the SPIS, taking into consideration the specific site conditions. The installation process will require active decision-making by the future user (i.e. the SPIS client or agricultural producer).
 
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The set up or installation starts with choosing a suitable service provider. Then a detailed planning of the necessary works has to be made. In the installation planning, all requirements of the producer and the installer will be considered. Once the system components are installed, their proper functioning and the systems overall performance have to be tested.
 
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The producer, as the future user of the system, has to follow this process closely to assure that the SPIS is installed according to the agreed planning and also to understand the system’s functionality. Upon completion of the installation, the producer should insist on receiving appropriate documentation of the system and a personal introduction to its operation.
 
 
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=== '''<span style="color: rgb(135, 150, 55);">Chapters</span>'''<br/> ===
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'''1. [[SPIS Toolbox - Select Suitable Installer|Select a suitable installer]]'''<br/>
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'''2. [[SPIS Toolbox - Plan Preparation and Installation|Plan site preparation and installation]]'''<br/>
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'''3. [[SPIS Toolbox - Install|Install]]'''<br/>
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'''4. [[SPIS Toolbox - Acceptance Test PVP|Acceptance test PVP]]'''<br/>
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'''5. [[SPIS Toolbox - System Test|System test]]'''<br/>
 
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'''6. [[SPIS Toolbox - Documentation|Documentation]]'''<br/>
 
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'''7. [[SPIS Toolbox - Hand-over and Training|Hand-over and user training]]'''<br/>
 
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*'''[[:File:SET UP – PVP Acceptance Test V0.2.docx|SET UP – PVP Acceptance Test]]'''
 
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*'''[[:file:SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist V0.2.xlsx|SET UP – Workmanship Quality Checklist]]'''
 
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=== '''<span style="color:#879637">Further Readings </span>'''<br/> ===
 
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*Centre for Land and Water: Knowledge Resources for Primary Industry. Retrieved from [http://www.claw.net.nz/resources/irrigation/ http://www.claw.net.nz/resources/irrigation/]
 
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*Hahn, A., Sass, J. & Fröhlich, C. (2015): Manual and tools for promoting SPIS. Multicountry - Stocktaking and Analysis Report. GFA Consulting Group. Retrieved from [[Solar_Powered_Irrigation_Systems_-_Technology,_Economy,_Impacts|Solar Powered Irrigation Systems - Technology, Economy, Impacts]]
 
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*Schultz, R. & Suryani, A. (2015): EnDev2 Indonesia: Inspection Guide for Photovoltaic Village Power (PVVP) Systems. Edited by GIZ. Retrieved from [https://energypedia.info/images/3/39/Inspection_Guide_for_PVVP_150524_(GIZ_2015).pdf https://energypedia.info/images/3/39/Inspection_Guide_for_PVVP_150524_(GIZ_2015).pdf]
 
  
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Module Aim and Orientation

This module summarizes necessary steps for the installation of the Solar Powered Irrigation System. The design of the SPIS and the selection of the technology provider are completed (see DESIGN module). read more

The installation of an irrigation system requires planning and decision-making by the producer, as the system should be set up according to set preferences and operation requirements. This module contains the relevant process steps to be taken to finally set up the system. In this module it is assumed that the technology provider is not necessarily the service provider for the installation of the SPIS.

Process Steps

With the signing of a contract or purchase order with a technology provider all decisions concerning the system components have been made. The quotation or offer from the provider should include a system layout plan in which the specific installation requirements are described. The practical installation is often not done by the producer. read more

Instead, a qualified installer is required to assemble and mount the system components as required. A good quality installation lays the foundation for the reliable operation of the SPIS, taking into consideration the specific site conditions. The installation process will require active decision-making by the future user (i.e. the SPIS client or agricultural producer).

The set up or installation starts with choosing a suitable service provider. Then a detailed planning of the necessary works has to be made. In the installation planning, all requirements of the producer and the installer will be considered. Once the system components are installed, their proper functioning and the systems overall performance have to be tested.

The producer, as the future user of the system, has to follow this process closely to assure that the SPIS is installed according to the agreed planning and also to understand the system’s functionality. Upon completion of the installation, the producer should insist on receiving appropriate documentation of the system and a personal introduction to its operation.

Chapters

1. Select a suitable installer
2. Plan site preparation and installation
3. Install
4. Acceptance test PVP
5. System test
6. Documentation
7. Hand-over and user training

Supplementary Tools



Downloadable Posters

GIZ POSTER 3 English Final.pdf
GIZ POSTER 3 FRENCH.pdf
GIZ POSTER 3 KISWAHILI.pdf


Further Readings

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