Lesson 7 - Peru Nets Flashcards

1
Q

What happens to the moisture after it gets captured into the fog nets?

A

It runs into a plastic gutter, through a bio filter and into the tanks.

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2
Q

What are the disadvantages of the fog nets?

A

They are not potable

It’s not as reliable because it depends on the weather, particularly fog

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3
Q

Why was the small scale project suitable for Lima’s economical state?

A

It’s cheaper and locally owned and built

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4
Q

What is the type of fog called?

A

Thick Camanchaca fog

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5
Q

Where does the fog come from?

A

Flows in from the Pacific for 9 months of the year

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6
Q

What are the benefits of the fog nets?

A

Cheaper
Less time consuming
Locally owned and built
Improved water quality

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7
Q

What does the word potable mean?

A

Water that you can drink

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8
Q

How much water do the people in Lima need daily, to grow vegetables, clean clothes and wash and drink?

A

250 litres of water per day

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