The diagram below shows how rainwater is collected for the use of drinking water in an Australian town.
The diagram below shows how rainwater is collected for the use of drinking water in an Australian town. WJbK
The diagram presents the process of transformation rainwater in drinking water in an Australian town.
Overall, the whole process is divided into five stages: drain, water filter, storage, water treatment, water intake, respectively. The whole process is made with limited engaged human labour. The first and last phases take place partly on and underground, while middle phases are hold fully underground.
Firstly, rain flows to a gutter, which is connected with a drain system. Then, rainwater flows to a water filter via an underground system of pipes. Rainwater is cleaned from the first dirt by the water filter. Then, pre-cleaned water is retained in a storage until it can be provided to the water’s treatment phase. During the next step, water is purificationed by chemicals. Afterwards, a hydraulic system provides crystal clear water to the house. The tap is use for drawing water by household’s members, who are end-users of drinking water.
The diagram presents the process of transformation rainwater in drinking
water
in an Australian town.
Overall
, the whole process
is divided
into five stages: drain,
water
filter, storage,
water
treatment,
water
intake,
respectively
. The whole process
is made
with limited engaged human
labour
. The
first
and last phases take place partly on and underground, while middle phases are hold
fully
underground.
Firstly
, rain flows to a gutter, which
is connected
with a drain system. Then, rainwater flows to a
water
filter via an underground system of pipes. Rainwater
is cleaned
from the
first
dirt by the
water
filter. Then,
pre-cleaned
water
is retained
in a storage until it can
be provided
to the
water’s
treatment phase. During the
next
step,
water
is
purificationed
by chemicals. Afterwards, a hydraulic system provides crystal
clear
water
to the
house
. The tap is
use
for drawing
water
by household’s members, who are
end
-users of drinking
water
.