Translation Methods Quiz

Water Treatment Process

• The water treatment process involves several stages to produce clean water.
• The goal is to remove impurities and pollutants from the water to make it safe for human consumption.

Pre-Treatment Stage

• Large contaminants are removed from the water through physical means such as screens and grates.

Coagulation and Flocculation Stage

• Chemicals are added to the water to remove dirt and other suspended particles.
• The particles stick together and form larger clumps called flocs, which are easier to remove.

Sedimentation Stage

• The water flows into a sedimentation basin where the heavy flocs settle to the bottom.
• The clear water on top is then removed and sent to the next stage.

Filtration Stage

• The water passes through filters that remove any remaining suspended particles.
• The filters may be made of sand, gravel, or other materials.

Disinfection Stage

• The water is treated with disinfectants such as chlorine to kill any remaining bacteria or viruses.
• The disinfectant is added to the water in a controlled manner to ensure the water is safe to drink.

Storage and Distribution Stage

• The treated water is stored in tanks or reservoirs until it is needed.
• The water is distributed to consumers through a network of pipes.

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