INTRODUCTION TO WATER TREATMENT PROCESS

EXAMPLES

PLANNING FOR UTILITY & INFRASTRUCTURE

ASSIGNMENT 1 : WATER TREATMENT PROCESS

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Once the water has been used in your household, it must be treated before it can be returned to the environment. Solids are settled out of the sewage water and aeration of the left over water helps speed up the decomposition of the organic matter. The treated sewage is usually then pumped into a large body of water, such as a nearby river.

Your water supply comes from your local watershed – an area that collects all precipitation. It includes lakes, rivers, streams, marshes and groundwater.

Before this water is piped into your house, it must be treated so that it is safe for human consumption. Water is treated in different ways, depending on the area in which you live.

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WATER TREATMENT PROCESS

Conclusion Water Neccessity

PH LEVEL OF WATER COMPOSITION OF WATER

pH measures if water is acidic or basic, which is, most living things need to be near neutral

It is a source of water.

WATER CONSUMINGThey pump in raw untreated water from a well, lake or river. Remove the odor and bad taste by aeration (a natural process) remove setable solids (another natural process), disinfect the water, adjust the PH of the water, filter the water (another natural process), then pump it out for your use.

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