Water treatment system

This patent describes a device called a hand-pump for water treatment systems. It uses a manually operated pump to monitor the amount of water being treated. When there are no more water, it generates enough power to operate the pump. However, when there's too much water, the pump stops working properly. To prevent this problem, the device has two modes: 1. Active mode: During normal operation, the pump works on its own, generating power only during certain times. By activating the pump at specific times, users can measure how many water they want to drink. These measurements can then be stored temporarily until needed again. 2. Automate Exposure Mode: Unlike traditional methods like pumps, these devices automatically move water into different areas based on their needs. They generate power continuously but slowly, allowing them to monitor the amount of water used effectively. Additionally, the device includes a mechanism to control the pump's movement back and forth. Users can adjust the pump's position to increase or decrease the amount of water they require. Overall, these technical features improve the efficiency and accuracy of water treatment systems.

The technical problem addressed by this patent is how to create a small and portable household POD system for individuals without access to regular public supplies like drinking water, which can help them save money on purchasing expensive equipment.