The WOT has a test field on the campus of the University of Twente. Here you can find a large number of technologies in solar, wind and water demonstrated. Windmills, a solar hot water system, the water ram pump and many more, come and have a look! Please contact us to make an appointment, or visit us on one of our Open Days.
This side-building houses two showers and a 1200L water tank.
During the T-week course takers and volunteer...
The farm pump was given its name because in the past it was used a lot on farms. The main difference between this ...
The wooden hand-pump is partly made out of wood. Wood is a cheap and simple construction material. A disadvantage ...
This underground cistern stores about 3500L of water, it does so entirely underground.
This is a variation on a...
The WOT tries to find designs that can be made in a simple workshop. This means that only standardised materials a...
From 1981 the BACIBO Foundation has been actively involved in installing hot
water systems powered by solar ene...
Ferrocement tanks are water tanks made out of iron and cement, usually some sort of rebar reinforced concrete cyli...
The Virya is an electricity generating windmill, which can be used to supply
power to lights and refrigerators ...
The WOT's most old-west style windmill is located at the back of the terrain, the Kijito!
The Intermediate ...
The EMAS pump is a simple piston pump made of PVC with a marble as kickback valve. This pump is extremely cheap ($...
A water ram is a gravity fed pump that uses the waterhammer effect to pump up a little bit of water using a bigger...
The Hydroponics System is one of the newer additions to the WOT-terrain. The project focuses on sustainability and...
The PTB, “Pompen TestBank”, or “Pumping TestBench”
Is a 12-meter-high tower the WOT uses for pump validation, t...
The parabolic cooker is a so-called reflector cooker. Reflector cookers
concentrate the sunlight directly on th...