The objective was to design, implement and validate a compact drinking water purification plant that uses photovoltaic energy for its operation. The project supplies drinking water to the Las Vegas Caserío in the Piura district and its surrounding areas (25 km from Piura and 1 km from the Curumuy canal).

The project was executed from 2017 to 2019 in conjunction with the Spring bottling company.

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Hugo Fiestas: hugo.fiestas@udep.edu.pe

Eduardo Sánchez: eduardo.sanchez@udep.edu.pe

Jorge Echevarría: jorge.echevarria@udep.edu.pe

A sustainable housing solution is proposed based on emerging technologies, taking as inputs the elements used by the population of the periphery of the northern coast of Peru for self-construction.

This project, which began in 2018 and concluded in 2019, represents a housing alternative for families affected as a result of the natural phenomena that occurred in the Piura region (Coastal Child Phenomenon).

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David Resano: david.resano@udep.edu.pe

Development of a methodology for clearing a reservoir using the same energy as water and at a low cost. The feasibility of the Poechos Reservoir was carried out, which is the axis of the socio-economic development of the region, addressing the problems generated by the accumulation of sediments that currently correspond to more than 55 percent of the initial operating volume of the reservoir.

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Jorge Reyes: jorge.reyes@udep.edu.pe