Village Drill: A case study in engineering for global development with five years of data post. Mattson, C., A., Wood, A., E., & Renouard, J. ASME International Design Engineering Technical Conferences and Information in Engineering Conference, 2016. ![Village Drill: A case study in engineering for global development with five years of data post [pdf]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/pdf.svg "pdf")
Website abstract bibtex This paper presents a case study in engineering for global development. It introduces the Village Drill, which is an en- gineered product that has now – five years after its introduction to the market – enabled hundreds of thousands of people across 15 countries and three continents to have access to clean water. The Village Drill creates a 15 cm (6 inch) borehole as deep as 76m(250 feet) to reach groundwater suitable for drinking. It was designed and developed by the authors together with a team of talented individuals. The case study presents facts and figures for the actual development and sustaining scenario and are unaltered for the purpose of publication. This approach provides the reader with a realistic view of the development time, testing conditions, fundraising, and the work needed to sustain the drill through five years of sales and distribution. The purpose of the case study is to provide sufficient and frank data about a real project so as to promote discussion, critique, and other evaluations that will lead to new developments that inspire and inform successful engineering for global development. As part of the case, the paper describes six fundamental items related to the endeavor; the product, the customer, the impact, the manufacturing, the delivery, and the revenue model
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